Last updated 23 September 2026. Written in plain words on purpose.
A permanent email address with a web inbox, and no signup. It receives mail. That is all it does.
There is no outbound send and there never will be. The only mail we send you is a login code. This is not a limitation we plan to lift. It is the reason the service can exist.
Fraud, harassment, evading a ban you were given, or anything illegal where you are. We answer abuse complaints, and we can delete an inbox and its mail without warning.
Do not use freemail as the only address for a bank, an employer, a government service, or anything you cannot afford to lose. Mail can be late, refused by us, or refused by the sender. Free comes with no uptime promise.
Signup forms block disposable domains. When one of ours gets blocked we may retire it, and inboxes on that domain can stop receiving. Paid plans can use a private domain that free accounts cannot reach, which makes this less likely to touch you.
Pro and Max bill monthly or yearly. Cancel whenever you like and the plan runs to the end of the period you paid for. Moving back to Free keeps every stored message on the date it already had; new mail follows the Free limits. Moving up moves stored mail onto the longer window.
If these terms change, the date at the top changes with them.
Questions about this page, and abuse reports, go to supportfreemail@gmail.com.