Temp mail with your own domain
Get a Domain
Everything you need to create your own temp mail is a domain name.
Connect Your Domain
Add MX record tempm.com in DNS setting to your domain.
Receive temp mail
Receive new email in page:
https://tempm.com/your-domain.com
Temp mail can only receive emails and never sends emails. Our main goal is to protect users from spam, advertising, bots and hackers. To use the mail you do not need to know the password or login, all mailboxes are publicly available to all.
Use temporary email to keep your real mailbox clean and secure. Mailboxes are available as long as the domain is active, so if you want to use the mailbox for a long time we recommend adding your own domain name.
We have combined services such as: fake email, email generator, disposable email, throwaway email to increase the number of available domains.
Temp mail works fully automatically and all mailboxes are always active, even when you are offline. This page automatically loads all emails, so no need to reload the webpage.
Why a domain of your own works better
Shared temp mail domains are known to many websites, and some of them refuse to accept them. A domain of your own is on nobody's list: point it here, and every address on it becomes a temp mailbox.
- Register a domain at any registrar, or use one you already own.
- Add one MX record that points to this site. Step-by-step guide
- Open any address on your domain here. There is no need to create mailboxes first.
Good to know
- Temp mail only receives; nothing is ever sent from these addresses.
- Inboxes are public, so keep them for sign-ups and tests, not for private mail.
- New letters appear on the page by themselves, with no reload needed.
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