Free temporary email, no sign-up
Open the homepage and the inbox is already there — paste the address into any sign-up form and the verification code shows up highlighted, ready to copy. If the inbox matters, make it permanent and private for R$ 5 — no subscription.
Try it in 3 steps
Open the homepage
A free inbox is already created and waiting — a unique, never-repeated address.
Paste the address into the sign-up
Use it on any site or app that asks for email. The inbox refreshes itself every 5 seconds.
Copy the highlighted code
We detect the verification code inside the email and keep it ready to copy with 1 click.
What the free inbox includes
- Unique address generated on the spot, no account
- Verification code and links highlighted automatically
- HTML and text rendered safely
- Lives for 24 hours — or change the address whenever you want
- Up to 10 messages, live
For R$ 5 it becomes permanent
- Yours forever: private, only your account sees it
- Exclusive domains that pass verification checks
- Attachments and full inbox history
- Developer API with code long-poll
- Pay once, receive forever — no monthly fee
Quick questions
Do I need an account to use the temporary email?
No. The free inbox opens on the homepage with zero sign-up. An account is only needed for permanent inboxes (R$ 5) and wallet top-ups.
How long does the free inbox last?
24 hours — then it and its messages are gone. The “change address” button creates another instantly, also free. For an inbox that never expires, create the permanent one for R$ 5.
Can anyone else read my messages?
No. Unlike public-inbox services, your address is unique and messages only appear in your browser (an anonymous cookie identifies the inbox).
What if a site blocks disposable emails?
Free domains can be blocked by stricter services — that's the price of free. Permanent inboxes use our own domain pool, off the disposable lists.
Can I automate it via API?
Yes: with an API key you create inboxes and receive the ready verification code via long-poll — built for automated sign-up testing. See the API documentation.
Public API for developers
Automating sign-ups? The inbox hands you the verification code via API.
GET /api/v1/inboxes/{id}/code?wait=25 → { "codigo": "482913" }