Your Real Email Shouldn't Be
Public Property
Give every website a fake email. They get an alias. You stay hidden. If they spam you, sell your data, or get hacked—delete the alias.
Your real inbox stays clean. Your identity stays yours.
SecureAlias is winding down
We’re no longer taking new signups. Forwarding for existing aliases will stop soon. Thank you for being part of SecureAlias.
1. Generate
Create a unique alias (e.g., amazon@you.com) for every site you visit. Never give out your real address.
2. Protect
We clean every email before you see it. Attachments? Scanned for viruses. Tracking pixels? Gone. Malicious links? Defanged. You get safe emails. Bad actors get nothing.
3. Control
Clean emails land in your real inbox. If a site starts spamming? One click kills the alias. The spam stops instantly. Forever. They can't find you. You win.
The Profile They Build on You:
- One email for newsletters, shopping, travel, apps...
- Advertisers and data brokers link it all together.
- Hackers love it — one breach exposes your entire identity.
- Your inbox becomes an open book, sold to the highest bidder.
Stop handing out the keys to your life.
Why Privacy Pros Choose SecureAlias
Active Virus Shield
Never download malware from a phishing email again. We intercept every attachment and scan it for viruses before your computer even sees it. Other services forward everything—even the dangerous stuff.
Smart Templates
Start protecting yourself in 5 seconds, not 5 minutes. One-click templates for Shopping, Work, and Newsletters come with smart expiry dates built in. No config. No hassle. Just instant protection.
Data Breach Proof
If adobe-you@... gets leaked, you know exactly who sold your data.
Anonymous Replies
Reply without revealing yourself. When you respond through an alias, we automatically mask your real email address. They see your alias. You stay invisible.
Set-It-and-Forget-It Rules
Auto-block aliases that get more than 10 emails per day. Auto-expire aliases after 30 days. You set the rules once. We enforce them forever.
Know Exactly Who's Emailing You
Dashboard analytics show which aliases get the most mail, which sites never email you, and which ones are suspiciously quiet. Catch data breaches before they hit the news.
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SecureAlias is winding down
SecureAlias is winding down
We’re no longer taking new signups. Forwarding for existing aliases will stop soon. Thank you for being part of SecureAlias.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How does SecureAlias protect my inbox?
A: SecureAlias creates unique email aliases that forward safely to your inbox. If an alias is ever leaked or starts receiving spam, you can disable it instantly — no need to change your real email address.
Q: Will people know my real email address?
A: No. Only the alias is visible to websites or senders. Your real inbox stays hidden and protected.
Q: Can I reply to emails from an alias?
A: Yes! When you reply to an email forwarded through your alias, SecureAlias automatically sends your reply *from* your alias address. This keeps your real email hidden from the recipient.
Q: Can the recipient still see my real email address in the quoted history?
A: Possibly. Email clients often include previous messages as quoted text (e.g., "On... wrote:"). This history is generated by *your* email client and might contain addresses from earlier in the conversation. SecureAlias does not automatically edit this quoted text.
Q: How can I maximize reply anonymity?
A: If you need to hide addresses in the quoted history, manually edit or delete those sections in your email client before sending your reply. Alternatively, start a new email thread using your alias.
Q: How many aliases do I get?
A: You can create up to 5 aliases on the Free Plan. Paid plans offer unlimited aliases!
Q: Do I need a new email account to use SecureAlias?
A: Nope! SecureAlias works with your existing email address — no switching or complicated setup required.
Q: Is SecureAlias really shutting down?
A: Yes. We're no longer accepting new signups, and forwarding for existing aliases will stop on the date noted above. Existing users have been emailed a summary of their aliases so they can re-point those services elsewhere.