Keep vendor accounts organized
Label each alias by account. Search for a vendor, open its inbox, and see exactly where a message belongs.
Give vendor accounts their own address, without adding another inbox to your daily routine.
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Label each alias by account. Search for a vendor, open its inbox, and see exactly where a message belongs.
Use an alias when you sign up. Forward incoming mail to a verified address and reply to existing correspondents through the alias.
Connect a domain you own, or start with @privymailbox.com. Only the aliases you explicitly create accept new messages.
Archive a targeted alias to stop incoming mail. Restore it later, or permanently retire it when the account is no longer needed.
Bring structure to hundreds of identities and the tools that work with them.
Generate a batch with a format you choose. Combine random names, digits and fixed text to create useful, readable addresses.
Each alias has its own IMAP login and app password. A tool assigned to one account reads only that alias’s messages.
Your tools retrieve the original email through IMAP and extract the OTP or verification link. PrivyMailbox does not extract codes for you.
Select individual aliases or a page of up to 50. Review and confirm bulk Archive, Restore or Delete actions before they take effect.
A hosted inbox with clear access and retention settings.
View formatted email with remote images blocked, or use the plain-text view. Search messages within a selected alias.
Your hosted inbox keeps messages for 30 days. Forwarding delivers a separate copy to your everyday inbox.
Replace or revoke an app password without deleting the alias or its stored email. Credentials are shown once when issued.
Permanent deletion retires the address. Mail removal, active-tool disconnection and recovery protection complete in the background, with pending status visible.
Built, and still evolving. The private pilot supports one owner. Public account creation, team seats, billing and API access are not available yet. Third-party websites apply their own rules; no email service can guarantee universal account acceptance.
Keep your identities separate. Bring your email together.