Email OTP — a disposable email that receives your verification code
From $0.05. Get a disposable email address for the website you choose. You’re charged when the verification email arrives. It may contain a code or a link.
from $0.05
How it works
- STEP 1: Top up your walletAdd prepaid credit to your wallet.
- STEP 2: Pick site + mail domainChoose the website you are signing up on and a mail domain (gmx.com, outlook.com…).
- STEP 3: Get your addressThe inbox address appears when the order is ready; use it on the signup form.
- STEP 4: Receive the emailThe verification email may contain a code or a link.
The price is held when you order. You’re charged when the verification email arrives. It may contain a code or a link. If no verification email arrives within the window, the hold is released automatically — see the Refund Policy.
When an email OTP is the better choice
Choose Email OTP when a service offers email verification and you prefer not to share your personal inbox. Compare the available email and SMS prices before ordering.
How a disposable address differs from your inbox
The trade-off mirrors temporary numbers: the address is not permanently yours, so it cannot be the recovery route for an account you intend to keep. Use it for the code, and put a mailbox you own on anything that matters long term.
Privacy, and what this does not do
The concrete benefit is that your real address never enters the service's database, which matters because email addresses are durable identifiers — once leaked or sold, they follow you for years.
What it does not do is make you anonymous. The platform still sees your IP address, your device and your payment method if you pay them. And a verification code sent to a disposable address is still a secret: treat it exactly as you would treat one sent by SMS, and never pass it to anyone who asks.
Compatibility and limitations
An available email address does not guarantee acceptance by the website. Some platforms block temporary domains. Keep an email account you own for long-term recovery.
Email OTP — FAQ
What is an Email OTP?
A disposable email address that receives the verification code for one specific website — for example a social or marketplace signup. You never expose your personal inbox.
When am I charged?
You’re charged when the verification email arrives. It may contain a code or a link.
How much does it cost?
Email OTPs start from about $0.05 depending on the mail domain. The exact price is always shown before you buy.
Which websites are supported?
Hundreds of popular signup targets across social, messaging, marketplace, streaming and gaming sites — you choose the exact website inside the bot.
Can I get another code on the same address?
Yes. A delivered email order has a “request another” option. Each request creates a fresh hold. You’re charged when the verification email arrives. It may contain a code or a link.
Is an email OTP cheaper than an SMS code?
Email OTPs start from about $0.05 depending on the mail domain. The exact price is always shown before you buy. You’re charged when the verification email arrives. It may contain a code or a link.
Can I reuse the same address for a second sign-up?
A disposable address is intended for one verification. For a second account on the same service, take a fresh address — many platforms refuse a second registration from an address they have already seen.
What if the service refuses disposable email addresses?
An available email address does not guarantee acceptance by the website. Some platforms block temporary domains. Keep an email account you own for long-term recovery.