Catch temporary domains. Keep the evidence.

Check an email or domain against a dated community-maintained disposable email list, with a direct link to the source.

What this tool checks

Domain membership is matched against a public dataset. A positive result means that a source lists the domain; a negative result only means it is absent from this snapshot.

Avoid absolute labels

A listed domain can be a false positive or have changed purpose. Review source evidence before blocking important customers.

Keep privacy services distinct

Forwarding, aliases and private relay services are not automatically disposable. Do not block a legitimate privacy provider just because it masks an address.

Freshness is visible

Each result includes the source and snapshot date. The site does not imply real-time coverage of every temporary email provider.

Frequently asked questions

Does not listed mean legitimate?

No. The dataset is incomplete and can become stale. Syntax, domain routing and ownership are separate questions.

How do I correct a listing?

Use the linked upstream repository to request a correction. The directory reflects that external dataset, not an independent reputation judgment.

Related email tools

Methodology and sources · Privacy