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Disposable Email Checker

Check if an email address is disposable, temporary, or from a known throwaway domain. Runs entirely in your browser — nothing is ever sent to a server.

Your email is never sent to our servers

How it works: the domain part of the email is compared against a curated list of known disposable and temporary email providers, entirely in your browser. No data is ever transmitted.

Frequently asked questions

How does the disposable email checker work?

The tool compares the domain of the email address you type against a curated list of known disposable and temporary email providers. Everything runs locally in your browser — the email is never sent anywhere.

Is my email address sent to any server?

No. The check happens entirely client-side using JavaScript. Your email address never leaves your browser.

What counts as a disposable email provider?

Services like Yopmail, Mailinator, TempMail, GuerrillaMail, 10 Minute Mail and similar providers that let anyone create a throwaway inbox without registration, typically used to bypass free trial or signup restrictions.

Can this catch every disposable email domain?

No list is ever 100% complete since new disposable domains appear constantly. This tool catches the most common and widely used providers, but for production-grade coverage with automatic updates, an API-based solution is recommended.

Is there an API version of this tool for my website or app?

Yes, an API version is planned so businesses can validate email addresses automatically at signup, with a continuously updated domain list and higher accuracy than the free browser tool.

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Why block disposable emails?

Free trials, referral programs and one-per-user promotions rely on the assumption that one email equals one real person. Disposable email providers break that assumption: anyone can generate an unlimited number of throwaway inboxes in seconds, sign up repeatedly, and abandon each address immediately after. For SaaS products and e-commerce sites, this translates directly into wasted trial credits, skewed analytics, and fraudulent promo redemptions. Blocking known disposable domains at signup is one of the simplest and highest-leverage anti-abuse checks available — this tool lets you test the concept for free before wiring it into a signup form via an API.