Instead of MailPal
MailPal alternatives
MailPal gives you disposable aliases that forward to a real inbox, with controls to disable aliases or end them after a date or forwarding limit. Wildcard mode creates aliases for new incoming addresses, while one dashboard handles multiple domains, notes, color tags, search, bulk actions, and activity logs. It is free and offers web, API, desktop, Linux, and self-hosted deployment options. The trade-off is a Cloudflare account, a domain on Cloudflare, and Node.js 18+ or Bun with Wrangler CLI for setup.
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addy.io
Free plan AndroidAPIExtension+3Alias users needing apps, extensions, replies, and encryption — addy.io adds mobile apps, browser extensions, anonymous replies, and optional GPG/OpenPGP encryption beyond MailPal's forwarding and organization tools.
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DuckDuckGo Email Protection
Free plan AndroidExtensioniPhone+3Tracker removal with simple forwarding to an existing inbox — DuckDuckGo Email Protection removes hidden email trackers and offers autofill, but it does not provide MailPal's domain dashboard or alias rules.
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AliasVault
by AliasVaultFree plan AndroidExtensioniPhone+2Passwordless alias access across mobile and browser platforms — AliasVault offers passkeys and passwordless login across mobile, browser, and self-hosted platforms, without MailPal's documented domain and alias-management features.
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Firefox Relay
Free plan Open source AndroidAPIExtension+3Masked email, phone, and text forwarding — Firefox Relay masks phone numbers and forwards calls and texts, while MailPal focuses on email aliases and provides richer alias organization.
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SimpleLogin
Free plan AndroidAPIExtension+3Open-source aliases with replies, PGP, and two-factor security — SimpleLogin supports replying or sending while hiding your address, PGP forwarding, catch-all domains, and TOTP or WebAuthn security.
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33Mail
Free plan WebAutomatically created aliases through a web-only service — 33Mail creates aliases automatically on first use and supports anonymous replies, but MailPal offers more platforms, rules, domains, and organization tools.
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Alias Email
Free plan ExtensionWebAnonymous sending with tracker protection and multi-recipient forwarding — Alias Email adds anonymous outbound mail, tracker removal, multi-recipient forwarding, PGP, and extensive browser support beyond MailPal's core alias workflow.
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Shroud.email
Free plan Open source APIMacSelf-hosted+1 - 9
anon.li
Free plan APIExtensionWeb - 10
EmailAlias.io
Free plan APIExtensionWeb - 11
iCloud Backup
Free plan AndroidAPIExtension+4 - 12
GridInbox
Free plan APIWeb - 13
GhostRelay
Free plan Web - 14
Maski
Free plan ExtensionWeb - 15
MailMask
Free plan Web - 16
OPC Mail
Free plan iPhoneWeb - 17
MyShield
Free plan Web - 18
Spamex
Free plan ExtensionWeb - 19
TMailr
Free plan APIWeb - 20
Burner Mail
Paid APIExtensionWeb - 21
YeyMail
Free trial ExtensionWeb - 22
ExpressMailGuard
Paid Web
An alternative may fit better if you want ready-made mobile apps, browser extensions, anonymous replies, tracker stripping, encryption, or simpler hosted access. Compare each service's domain controls, alias lifecycle rules, privacy options, reply handling, and supported devices with MailPal's self-managed approach. Also check whether its free tier covers your forwarding needs and whether paid features are required for replies, custom domains, or other capabilities you consider essential.