Free until you scale.

Free gives you 10 new addresses per 1h, with 2 live at any moment. Pro gives you 25, Agency gives you 500. The dashboard and the API draw from the same counter, so minting in the UI and minting through the API add up against one limit.

No. One counter per tier, shared by the web inbox, the dashboard and the REST API. Creating an address through the API burns the same slot as clicking New in the UI, and deleting one frees it for either path. Free resets its count every 1h, paid tiers are a live total you can hold at once.

Each mint creates a real catch-all mailbox on our MX, and every mailbox draws on a billable provider quota. Counting mints per network inside a 1h window keeps the free tier alive for everyone. An IPv6 subnet counts as one network. Paid tiers skip the periodic reset, because the address count itself is the ceiling.

Guest and Free addresses self-delete 15 min after they are minted, so a throwaway never turns into a permanent inbox. Pro addresses run for 1 day by default, Agency addresses run for 7 days by default, and a paid address can be extended any time from the dashboard.

The address is deleted along with everything routed to it, so the messages go with it. Each plan also carries a retention window on the provider side: 1 day on Free, 7 days on Pro, 30 days on Agency. Whichever comes first wins.

No. Each tier is one flat monthly number covering its whole address quota. The calculator compares that flat number against per-mailbox pricing elsewhere at the same volume.

Yes, on Agency. Point MX at us, add the domain in the dashboard, and mail routes straight into your inboxes. White-label branding rides on the same tier.

The endpoints are identical, the key comes from your dashboard, and the docs list every route. Paid tiers differ in how many addresses you can create and in call volume.

Month to month, no lock-in. A switch applies to the next cycle and existing addresses keep running through their current retention window.