Tier 0
An address for ten minutes
Open the page, there is an address. Copy it, sign up somewhere, the code lands here. No account, nothing sent, deleted when the clock runs out.
Get a temporary addressIdentity Ops, by Brand My Inbox
An address for every account, and the code right beside it.
Ten minutes for a single verification code. A vault of addresses that live for years and tell you who leaked them. Or a desk where a team runs hundreds of client accounts — shared mail, playbooks, queues, automations and a full audit trail — with every seat included.
Receive first · replies within a budget · no campaigns · EU infrastructure in Frankfurt
social.northwind.co.il · Client Alex · Instagram
Latest code · 41 seconds ago
482 910
- StatusWarming · day 5 of 14
- Assigned toMaya
- Next taskFirst post · today
- Made forinstagram.com · no leak
Three tiers, one engine
The same receiving engine serves a stranger for ten minutes, a marketer for years, and an agency for a whole department. Each tier is the door to the next.
Tier 1
A vault of long-lived addresses
One address per service, each with its history, a leak detector that names who sold it, and a sequence recorder that turns every signup into a timeline you can export.
Open a vaultTier 2
An identities desk for the whole team
Hundreds of platform accounts per client, codes beside each address, shared mail, playbooks, queues, a sales leaderboard, automations and an audit trail — with every seat included.
Open a workspaceHow a team arrives
Open a workspace
One sign-up. The owner reads the transparency statement — everyone sees everything unless scoped, the access log is always on, not for personal mail — and signs it by name. The signature, version and address are kept.
Add a domain, or lease one
A subdomain of your own domain, a subdomain on our pool that receives immediately, or fifty domains in one import. A health score per domain tells you which platforms still trust it.
Mint fifty identities in one batch
Name pattern, client, platform, assignee and tags; a preview before it exists. Each identity starts its playbook — warm-up tasks land on the right person's day.
Work from one screen
Codes arrive live beside the address. Mail is shared, internal notes never leave, replies are budgeted. Queues route to the next free person; the board shows who is warming, active or flagged.
How a stranger arrives
Get a ten-minute address
No sign-up. The address is in a cookie; the code is extracted and shown as text; everything is deleted when the clock runs out.
Keep this address
The one button that matters. Sign up, and the address becomes a long-lived identity in your vault — with the messages it already received.
Watch what it receives
Made for one shop? The first unrelated sender marks it leaked, and names who. Recording on? The mail becomes a T+ timeline you can export.
Bring the team when you need it
Same account, same identities. Studio adds unlimited seats, clients, playbooks and the MCP server — nothing is migrated.
What the desk does
Codes beside the address
Verification mail is classified on arrival across 53 platforms; the code or link is extracted, shown next to the identity and copied with one key. Nobody opens a mailbox to find six digits.
Everyone sees everything, unless scoped
Flat by default: a department shares its identities and its mail. Leads scope an operator to one view, a client to their own accounts, a guest to read only. One rule set, enforced on the server.
Leak detector and sequence recorder
An identity made for one shop should hear from that shop. The first unrelated sender marks it leaked, with who. Recording turns the mail into T+0, T+2m, T+1d — the onboarding sequence, exportable as CSV.
Replies with a budget, not a relay
Outbound is capped per hour and per day by plan, one recipient, known correspondents only, warmed up over fourteen days. The team writes back to support desks; it cannot be turned into a sending tool.
Automations, webhooks, MCP
Closed-vocabulary rules on every event: assign, tag, task, playbook, auto-reply to a known correspondent, an AI draft that never sends itself. Signed webhooks and an MCP server for your assistant.
Domains without waiting
A subdomain on your own domain, a subdomain leased from our pool that receives immediately, or fifty domains at once. A health score per domain tells you which platforms still trust it.
Priced on identities, not seats
Seats are unlimited from Studio up — an agency should never share one login between five people. Annual plans are ten months' price. Agency and Scale include business verification.
Vault
Affiliates, marketers and testers
$90/year
- 100 identities
- 1 domain or the shared pool
- Leak detector
- 30-day history
- Receive only
Vault Plus
Marketers
$190/year
- 500 identities
- 3 domains
- Sequence recorder + CSV
- 90-day history
- Replies: 5/hour, 20/day
Studio
A small agency or one department
$490/year
- 1,000 identities · 10 clients
- 10 domains, leases $4 each
- Unlimited seats
- 180-day history
- Replies: 20/hour, 100/day
- API, MCP, restricted clients
Agency
Agencies (business verification required)
$1490/year
- 5,000 identities · unlimited clients
- Unlimited domains
- Client guest access
- 365-day history
- Replies: 60/hour, 400/day
Scale
Agency networks (business verification required)
$3990/year
- 25,000 identities
- 5 leased domains included
- Everything in Agency
- Replies: 200/hour, 1,500/day
A ten-minute address is free and needs no account. The developer API for temporary mailboxes is free for 50 mailboxes a month, then metered.
Built to be looked at
Signed transparency
The owner signs the statement by name before the first identity. The team sees the same text on their first day. Reads can be logged, and the log itself is announced.
Audit of every act
Who minted, assigned, sent, deleted, changed a role — with address, door (app, MCP, API) and time, kept 365 days, exportable. Never a message body, never a code.
Not for personal mail
Identities are for platform accounts a business runs. Medical, legal, financial or private correspondence does not belong here, and the acceptable-use policy says so in plain words.
Clear answers
Questions people ask us
Start with one address or fifty
The workspace is free to open. The first identity waits for the owner's signature; the first code arrives the moment a platform sends it.