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addy.io review

Anonymous email forwarding service, formerly AnonAddy, with a free plan and paid plans from $1 a month.

By the Comredix review desk · Updated November 14, 2026

Quality (40%)
9.0
Experience (25%)
8.0
Value (35%)
9.4

addy.io, the service formerly called AnonAddy, is the cheapest way to get a full alias setup with your own domain. The free plan gives unlimited aliases on your username plus 10 random aliases such as x481n904@anonaddy.me, forwarding to one inbox with up to 10MB of forwarded email a month. Lite costs $1 a month billed yearly and adds replying and sending from aliases, one domain you own, more alias domains including @addy.io, up to 5 inboxes and tracking pixel blocking. Pro is $3 a month billed yearly or $4 monthly and removes the limits on random aliases and bandwidth, with up to 20 domains and 30 inboxes. Duo and Family plans start at $4.50 a month for 2 people and $7.50 for up to 5. addy.io says it forwards mail automatically and does not read it. The downsides are that replies need a paid plan and the 10MB monthly cap on the free tier can run out if stores send image-heavy mail.

Who it is for

budget buyers who want their own domain

Price

Free plan; Lite $1 a month billed yearly; Pro $3 a month billed yearly or $4 monthly.

Free to start. $ 1 a month to go further.
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 14, 2026.

Key features

  • Free plan: unlimited aliases on your username and 10 random aliases
  • Free plan forwards to 1 inbox with 10MB of forwarded email a month
  • Lite at $1 a month: reply and send from aliases, 1 domain you own, up to 5 inboxes, tracking pixel blocking
  • Pro at $3 a month billed yearly: unlimited random aliases, up to 20 domains, up to 30 inboxes, no monthly email limit
  • Duo and Family plans from $4.50 a month for 2 people

Strengths and weaknesses

  • Strength: Cheapest paid plan on this list at $1 a month billed yearly
  • Strength: Unlimited username aliases even on the free plan
  • Strength: Works with Gmail, Outlook, Proton or any other provider
  • Weakness: Replying from aliases needs a paid plan
  • Weakness: Free plan caps forwarded email at 10MB a month
  • Weakness: More settings to learn than DuckDuckGo or Apple

Key facts

  • Free plan: Yes, 10 random aliases plus unlimited username aliases
  • Cheapest paid plan: Lite, $1 a month billed yearly
  • Custom domains: 1 on Lite, up to 20 on Pro
  • Forwarding inboxes: 1 free, 5 Lite, 30 Pro

Where it ranks

addy.io is No. 3 in our Best Temporary Email Services verdict.

Alternatives we scored

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