Simple pricing.

Every message that arrives at one of your anonymous aliases and gets forwarded to your real inbox counts as one. Aliases themselves are free — you can make as many as you want on any plan.

Plus ($2/mo) lifts your forward cap to 2,500 a month — 25× the Free cap — and drops the small sponsor card from your forwarded mail. Pro ($4/mo) is for heavy senders: 15,000 forwards a month, optional pay-as-you-go above that at $0.001/send, and a custom subdomain (coming Q3).

When a forwarded email arrives, the Reply-To header is rewritten so you can hit reply in your normal mail client (Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail) and the recipient still sees only your alias — your real address is never exposed.

Yes. Compose from an alias is a Plus and Pro feature: a web form that sends brand-new mail from your alias, so the recipient only ever sees the alias — never your real inbox. Their replies come back to you as normal forwards. Replying to mail forwarded to you stays free on every plan; composing new mail is paid because a card on file is our strongest anti-abuse control. See how compose from an alias works.

Additional messages are silently dropped and you'll get one email telling you you've hit your limit. Senders don't learn anything — no bounce — so your anonymity stays intact. Caps reset on the 1st of every month.

Yes, via Stripe Tax — VAT, GST, and US sales tax are computed automatically based on your billing address and added at checkout.

Yes. Cancel from your billing settings and keep your plan until the end of the current period. No contracts, no refund hoops.

We're grandfathering every existing account for 90 days at the Plus cap (2,500/month), plenty of runway to decide. We'll send a coupon for 50% off your first year if you decide to upgrade.

Both, really. Every Emcognito address is an alias that forwards to your inbox, but unlike traditional aliases you can suspend or delete one the moment it leaks. If you want a deeper breakdown, read our disposable email vs email alias guide.

Those tools are good fits for specific ecosystems. Emcognito is browser-neutral, gives every plan unlimited aliases, and meters forwarded mail instead of addresses. For a side-by-side breakdown, see our email alias service comparison.