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Delivery Machine vs InboxMail

Both stand on email forwarding services. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Delivery Machine

Free plan API

Pick Delivery Machine if you want to manage custom-domain forwarding from a command line, with a free tier for small setups and paid plans for more domains and volume. Look elsewhere if you need a web UI, since the product is managed through its CLI and says no web UI is required.

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InboxMail

Free plan APIWeb

InboxMail brings alias management, webmail, AI actions, and developer tools together. Check the domain, mail, and API limits of each plan against your needs.

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The facts

Delivery MachineInboxMail
Free planYesYes
Open sourceNot publishedNot published
Runs onAPIAPI, Web
Lowest paid planStarter: $5 a monthSolo: €5 a month
Plans published45
MakerNot publishedNot published
Websitedeliverymachine.netuseinbox.email
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Delivery Machine: what it does well

  • Routes email from multiple custom domains to one inbox.
  • Supports both address-specific and catch-all forwarding rules.
  • Temporary forwarding addresses can expire automatically.
  • CLI verifies MX, TXT, and DKIM configuration.
  • Rules can be imported from YAML, CSV, or JSON.

What to know first

  • The product is managed through a command-line interface.
  • Free plan is limited to 3 domains and 500 emails monthly.
  • The service is in public beta.

InboxMail: what it does well

  • Aliases can forward, store, catch, or block mail.
  • Unlimited aliases and disposable addresses.
  • AI can summarize, translate, extract tasks, and draft replies.
  • REST API, webhooks, SDK, and MCP server are listed.

What to know first

  • Free plan allows 50 emails per day.
  • Free plan includes one custom domain.
  • Paid plans are billed yearly at the listed totals.

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