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Disposable Email Checker

Temporary inboxes fake your signups, abuse your trials and bounce your campaigns. Check an address below and see instantly whether it is disposable.

Check an address now — free

Free on this page: 15 checks a day, no account needed. Signed-in accounts verify with credits — and unknown results are never charged.

What is a disposable email address?

Disposable — or temporary — email addresses are throwaway inboxes created in seconds to get past a signup form, grab a free trial or download a lead magnet, then abandoned forever. Services hand them out by the thousand, and they are a quiet disaster for anyone who collects email addresses.

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Fake signups

Disposable addresses power throwaway accounts, bonus abuse and bot registrations that never become customers.

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Dead weight on your list

They expire within hours or days, so every campaign you send to them bounces — and bounces damage your sender reputation.

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Wasted spend

CRMs and sending platforms charge by contact count. Temporary addresses inflate your bills for people who do not exist.

How TrueSendy catches them

TrueSendy checks every address against a constantly maintained database of disposable providers, then goes further: the address runs the same full verification as any other — syntax, MX and provider detection, catch-all probing and a live SMTP handshake. An address can look perfectly valid and still be flagged disposable, which is exactly why a domain check alone is not enough.

Simple, honest pricing

1 verification = 1 credit, credits never expire, and you are never charged for unknown results or for duplicate rows inside a bulk file.

10,000 credits$19$1.90 per 1,000
50,000 credits$59$1.18 per 1,000
250,000 credits$189$0.76 per 1,000

Need a steady volume? Monthly plans run from $29/month for 25,000 credits. Or use the pricing calculator on the homepage to buy the exact number of credits you need.

Frequently asked questions

Is a disposable email address the same as an invalid one?

No. A disposable address usually exists and would accept mail today — it is flagged because it is temporary and worthless within days. Invalid means the mailbox does not exist at all.

Should I block disposable addresses at signup?

For free trials, downloads and account creation, yes — that is where they do the most damage. For a newsletter, many teams accept them but segment them out of important sends.

Can this checker detect every disposable provider?

No tool can promise 100% — new throwaway domains appear daily. TrueSendy combines a maintained provider database with live verification, which catches both listed domains and addresses that fail real mailbox checks.

How many addresses can I check for free?

15 a day on this page with no account, or 100 free credits when you create an account — enough to clean a first list and test the API.

Start cleaning your list today

Create your free account in under a minute. 100 verification credits are on us — no card required.

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