Premium temporary email is useful when the free inbox workflow is too short or too limited for your task. In Temp Mail Ace, Pro and Pro Plus extend the familiar receiving workspace with account access, subscriber domains and cloud history. Pro Plus adds saved messages and recoverable deleted items while your subscription remains active, within its storage quota.
The choice depends on what you need later. Receiving a single test message is different from returning to the same address and its earlier mail several weeks afterward. This guide explains that difference before you review the current plans.
What changes when you move from free to Pro?
Free temporary mail starts without an account and follows the lifetime shown in its workspace. Pro uses a signed-in account, offers more active inbox capacity according to the current plan, and provides subscriber domains and cloud address history. Its workspace is designed without advertising when the plan is configured that way.
Pro mail still has a retention limit. A longer subscription does not make every Pro message permanent. Check the displayed inbox access period and message deadline before relying on a previous email. The Pro and Pro Plus comparison separates subscription length from message storage.
What does Pro Plus add?
Pro Plus includes Pro features and uses the same shared Pro domain pool for new addresses. Your incoming, archived and deleted messages remain associated with your personal account throughout an active subscription, within available storage. History also lets you restore eligible deleted addresses to their original inbox.
This is subscription-based retention. It is not a lifetime mailbox promise. The current subscription end, storage use and any read-only grace period still matter. See how saved messages work for the practical limits.
Shared domain, personal inbox
Subscriber domains describe which addresses a plan can create. They do not give subscribers shared access to the messages received on that domain. Knowing an address does not authorize another customer to open its mailbox or restore it. Keep your account password and recovery key private.
Premium domains also do not guarantee that every website accepts an address or that every sender delivers a message. Use a lasting primary mailbox when a service requires one. The premium domain guide explains how to choose an available domain without treating it as a delivery guarantee.
Choose by your next task
- Choose free for a short receiving task when losing future access is acceptable.
- Consider Pro for several active temporary inboxes and subscriber domains, while respecting message expiry.
- Consider Pro Plus when returning to previous mail, using archive and recovering deleted items are part of the workflow.
All tiers are receive-only. Code highlighting, activation-link handling and the protected message viewer help you read incoming mail; they do not enable sending, replies or forwarding. Compare the features shown on the plan page before activating access.
Quick answers
Can I start free without registering?
Yes. Free inbox use does not require a paid account.
Is Pro Plus a private custom-domain service?
New Pro Plus addresses use the same shared subscriber domains as Pro. The account and its mail are personal.
Can I buy a subscription immediately?
Check the current plan page and account flow. Public online purchase and wallet funding are not enabled in the current release; activated accounts can use the implemented mail features.
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