Named or random addresses
Create an address from a name or generate a random one. Copy it when you need to use it elsewhere.
Email, organised around youYour address.
Your address.
Your space.
Keep receipts, projects and everyday messages separate. Create email addresses, read your inboxes and manage them together in Telegram.
Start with Free. Online payments are not available yet.
Mailynora@project.example
InboxSentTrash
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receipts@store.exampleYour order receipt
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team@project.exampleProject update
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alex@example.comNotes from our meeting
Different addresses. One clear place to manage them.
Less clutter. More clarity.
A separate address for each purpose
Maily brings practical email tools into a simple Telegram interface, with clear limits and no claim that every address needs to last forever.
Your inboxes together
Find your addresses, add labels and open each inbox without switching between separate accounts.
Domains that fit your plan
Paid plans let you choose from the shared domains available to your tier. The catalogue can change as domains are added or retired.
Send and reply on paid plans
Compose personal messages and reply to eligible incoming mail. Account and address limits help prevent bulk sending.
Useful file attachments
Attach up to five supported files, with a combined size of 5 MiB. File types are checked; this is not an antivirus service.
Clear address lifetimes
Keep a Free primary address and use an optional four-hour temporary address. Address lifetimes and message retention are explained separately.
From an address to an organised inbox
- 01
Open Maily
Start the Telegram bot and open the app. Your Telegram account is used to identify your Maily account.
- 02
Create an address
Choose a named or random address. On a paid plan, select an available domain from your plan's catalogue.
- 03
Keep your mail in order
Copy the address, read incoming messages and use labels to organise your list. Check the lifetime before using an address for something important.
Straightforward plans
Choose the space you need
Paid plans last 30 days. Prices are in US dollars.
$0
A simple place to start.
- One permanent primary address
- One optional temporary address for four hours
- Incoming primary-address messages retained for 24 hours
- Free-domain catalogue
- Receiving only; no outgoing mail
$20per 30 days
More addresses for everyday work.
- Up to 20 active addresses
- Access to Free and Pro shared domains
- Up to 20 outgoing messages per account in a rolling 24 hours
- Up to three outgoing messages per address in a rolling 24 hours
- Compose, eligible replies and supported attachments
$45per 30 days
More room for separate projects.
- Up to 50 active addresses
- Access to Free, Pro and Ultra shared domains
- Up to 50 outgoing messages per account in a rolling 24 hours
- Up to five outgoing messages per address in a rolling 24 hours
- Compose, eligible replies and supported attachments
Online payments and personal-domain purchases have not launched yet. The subscription price does not include a personal domain.
Sending is for personal correspondence, not campaigns
- One recipient per message, at least 60 seconds between sends and up to 10 outgoing messages per account per hour.
- Account and address limits apply together. Every type of outgoing message uses the same allowance; some failed submission attempts may also count.
- Additional recipient, domain and service-wide safeguards may restrict sending before the plan allowance is reached.
- After a paid plan expires, one primary address follows Free rules. Other paid addresses are locked and reserved for 31 days; they do not keep receiving mail during that reserve.
Practical reading
Make your addresses work for you
Clear explanations of address choices, retention and sending limits. No promises that a temporary inbox can replace every kind of email account.
How to use separate email addresses for different tasks
Separate receipts, subscriptions and projects without treating every address as a permanent identity.
4 min readRead the guide
A permanent address is not permanent message storage
Understand the difference between an address, its inbox contents and the reserve after a paid plan ends.
4 min readRead the guide
How Maily's outgoing email limits work
Rolling 24-hour allowances, per-address limits and a short pause between sends keep personal mail separate from bulk campaigns.
4 min readRead the guide
A few things worth knowing
Do I need Telegram?
Yes. The current Maily email app is opened through the Telegram bot. The public website explains the service; it is not a separate webmail client.
Is the Free primary address temporary?
The primary address has no automatic address-expiry timer. Its incoming messages are retained for 24 hours. The optional second address is temporary: it and its contents expire after four hours.
Can I buy a Pro or Ultra plan now?
The listed prices are $20 for Pro and $45 for Ultra per 30 days. Public payment checkout has not yet been enabled. The app is the place to check your current plan and the available activation options.
Can I buy my own domain through Maily?
Personal-domain purchasing has not launched. The planned price is a current registrar quote plus Maily's 15% service markup, rather than a fixed annual price. Availability and purchase terms must be confirmed before this service is sold.
Does a separate address guarantee privacy or delivery?
No. Separate addresses can help organise mail and limit where you share your main address, but they do not guarantee anonymity, end-to-end encryption or inbox placement. Do not use short-lived addresses for critical account recovery.
Maily · Support
A real contact when you need one
Questions about an address, a plan or the service? Contact Maily support. Never send passwords, login codes or private API keys.