Gmail
addy.ioPick
Service4.9k
Open-source alias service (formerly AnonAddy) with unlimited aliases on your own subdomain, even on the free plan.
- No tracking
- Open source
- Account needed
- Free plan
- Android
- Web
SimpleLogin
Service in Email aliases
Gives every website its own forwarding address, so you can reply from it and switch it off if it gets spam.
Privacy passport
3 of 4 checks- No trackingYesNo ads and no third-party trackers or analytics.
- Open sourceYesApps and server code are public, so anyone can check them.
- Only you can read itNothing storedIt doesn't keep your content, so there is nothing to read.
- No accountNeededYou need an account to use it.
- FreeFree planA free plan, with paid upgrades.
Where it stands among 7 email alias services
No tracking
Yes
Partly
Not stated
Open source
Yes
No
No account
No
Free
Yes
No
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- No tracking
- Closed source
- Account needed
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- Android
- iPhone
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