Give each service its own address.
Use a readable label or generate a random alias. If an address leaks, you know which service had it.
Give every service a different alias. Read the mail in one focused inbox, block unwanted senders, and turn off any address that becomes a problem.
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Free aliases
7 days
Visible free history
€20/year
Sending and API
No forwarding
Mail stays separate
An alias tells you where a message came from and gives you a clean way to stop it. Your personal contact address never needs to enter the signup form.
Use a readable label or generate a random alias. If an address leaks, you know which service had it.
Search, archive, and download attachments without mixing alias traffic into your personal inbox. Plus and Max also let you reply.
Block one sender when the address is still useful. Pause the entire alias when you are done with it.
Creating an alias does not require a new mailbox setup, DNS change, or forwarding rule.
Create your first aliasChoose a label and available domain, or generate a random address.
Give the alias to the store, app, newsletter, or service instead of your contact address.
Open messages in mailservr, then archive, block, or disable the alias when needed. Paid plans also let you reply.
mailservr is more than an alias generator. The mailbox has the controls needed to handle daily account mail without handing it off to another provider.
Find mail by sender, subject, alias, date, or attachment status.
Move conversations out of the inbox without losing them.
Open and download files from the conversation where they arrived.
Stop one sender while keeping the alias available for everyone else.
Plus and Max let you reply without exposing your contact address.
Choose when a message should leave and cancel it before delivery.
Start with a real inbox for free. Pay only when you need sending, more aliases, or integrations.
A useful inbox for signups, receipts, and account mail.
For everyday alias use with sending and API access.
For more aliases, heavier sending, and webhook automation.
Free is not a timed trial.
Keep five aliases and choose one active address at a time.
Paid plans renew yearly.
Plus is €20 per year. Max is €50 per year.
Automation has clear limits.
Plus adds API access. Max adds more keys and webhooks.
The short version of how aliases, history, sending, and billing work.
No. Alias mail stays in the built-in mailservr inbox, separate from the address you use for personal conversations.
Yes on Plus and Max. Free accounts receive mail only, so you can start without paying and add sending later.
Free shows the latest 7 days. Older retained mail is not deleted and becomes visible again when you upgrade.
Block that sender and keep the alias, or pause the entire alias if you no longer need the address.
Plus includes one API key. Max includes ten API keys and five webhook endpoints for automated workflows.
Yes. Paid access continues through the current billing period, then the account returns to Free without deleting retained history.
The Free plan includes five aliases, one active address, a real inbox, and seven days of visible history. You can choose a paid plan later.