Anonymous email aliasing
Free forever. Every feature, no card, no trial.
Send email without giving away who you are.
MailPoint hands you as many aliases as you like. They forward to your real inbox, the sender never sees it, and each message is deleted the moment it passes through.
Zero is a feature.
Everything we have kept about you since launch, plotted next to what an average provider holds. One of these lines goes up. It isn’t ours.
How it works.
Three steps, and the third one is the whole point.
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Pick an alias
Choose a handle, or take the one we made. Nothing to fill in, no phone number, no confirmation dance.
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Hand it out
Use it anywhere a form asks for email. MailPoint forwards what matters to your real inbox and drops the rest.
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Burn it
One click deletes the alias and everything behind it. The address stays retired, so nobody else can pick it up.
A very short list.
Two columns. The one on the right has never changed and never will.
Kept
- The alias you chose
- Where it forwards to, encrypted at rest
- The day you made it
Never touched
- Message bodies
- Who sent what
- Your IP address
- Tracking pixels and read receipts
- Device or browser details
Keep message bodies
There is no setting for this. Go on, try it.
Questions people actually ask.
Is it really free?
What does anonymous mean here?
How do replies work?
What happens when I delete an alias?
Do you scan my mail?
Start at $0.
Make an alias now. If you ever stop liking it, there is nothing to cancel.
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