tmailrPricing
Free for everything you do on the site
No account, no card, no trial that turns into a bill. The inboxes, the masks, the tools, the checks: all free in your browser, for good. Credits only come into it when you drive TMailr from code or run a lot of deliverability tests.
Free
$0for the whole website, forever
Create a private inboxHide my emailNo card to enter · No trial that turns into a bill · Free means free
Optional · Pro
Keep your disposable inboxes
Everything stays free. Pro is for when you want an address to stick around: your inboxes stop expiring, you can hold as many as you like, and their mail and attachments are kept the whole time you are subscribed.
$2.99 / month
$24 / year · save a third
What free covers
Everything on the site, no exceptions
- Temporary inboxesPrivate, disposable, live in one click.
- Masked aliasesPermanent addresses that forward to your real inbox and switch off if they leak.
- Verification-code extractionThe code pulled out for you, every time.
- Safe message viewerRemote images blocked, raw headers and .eml on tap.
- Deliverability tests10 a month free, in the browser.
- Domain health and all toolsHeader analyzer, DMARC generator, email checker, domain checks.
For developers and heavy testing
Credits, only where it costs us to run
Driving TMailr from code, or running deliverability tests past the free 10 a month, uses credits. Take them however suits you: nothing up front, or a plan if you are on it every month.
Free tier
10 tests / month
Included on every account. Most people never go past it.
Pay as you go
from $10 120 credits
Buy a pack, credits never expire. Bigger packs cost less each.
Plan
$9 / month, 300 credits
A monthly allowance plus higher API limits. Past the cap, your credits carry on.
Your live balance and the full pack list are in the console once you sign in.
Questions people actually ask
Straight answers
Is it really free?
Yes. Every tool on the site works in your browser for nothing, with no account and no card. We only charge for programmatic use through the API and for deliverability testing beyond a generous free tier, because those cost us real money to run.
What uses credits, then?
One credit is one unit of paid work. A deliverability test past your 10-a-month free allowance is one credit; API calls are metered in credits too. Nothing you do by hand in the browser touches them.
Do credits expire?
No. Credits you buy stay on your account until you use them. A subscription adds a monthly allowance on top that resets each month, and once that runs out your bought credits carry you on with no interruption.
Subscription or pay-as-you-go?
Both exist. Buy a pack of credits when you need them, or take the $9/month plan for a monthly credit allowance plus higher API limits. The plan is just cheaper per credit if you use it every month; there is no lock-in.
Where do I see the full pricing?
Signed in, the developer console shows your live balance, the credit packs, and the plan in full. The short version: free tier included, packs from $10, or $9 a month.