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MailCatch vs My Temp Mail

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

MailCatch

Free plan Web

MailCatch offers quick, no-sign-in inboxes and RSS access, but messages are temporary and inbox names do not protect privacy. Use a long, random name if you choose the free service.

Visit MailCatch

My Temp Mail provides free, short-lived inboxes with custom address names and several domains. Its receive-only design and one-hour expiry make it a fit for temporary message receipt, not ongoing email use.

Visit My Temp Mail

The facts

	MailCatch	My Temp Mail
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Web	Web
Lowest paid plan	Free or on request	Free or on request
Plans published	2	1
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	mailcatch.com	mytempmail.pro
On temporary email services	#23 of 44	#27 of 44

MailCatch: what it does well

Use without registration or sign-in.
Mailboxes are available as RSS feeds.
No permanent mail storage is listed.
Premium offers a private instance and new domain.

What to know first

Messages may disappear after a few hours to days.
Anyone who knows the inbox name can read messages.

My Temp Mail: what it does well

Address creation requires no registration or password.
Offers over 18 active domains.
Inbox displays HTML, plain-text, and multipart email.
Messages typically arrive in under 15 seconds.
Messages are deleted when the one-hour inbox expires.

What to know first

Receive-only; sending email is not supported.
No uptime or delivery guarantee.
Inboxes expire after one hour.
API access is not publicly open.

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