addy.io (AnonAddy) Opiniones 24

I have been using the addy.io email aliasing/forwarding service for a few years now. The product quality is excellent and the cost very reasonable. The developer has put a LOT of time into the critical things, such as infrastructure and function, and the little things, such as the UI features that makes interaction a breeze and enjoyable instead of a frustration. The UI presents a minor learning curve. It makes configuring more advanced things such as custom DNS a breeze. The irony is that it's designed to make configuring your DNS perfectly while NOT making you feel like an idiot because you don't have that stuff memorized! (like me who touches it a few times a year max) Little things, such as making copy immediately available after creating a new alias, is what proves this is a labor of love. But it's also got a solid business model--very reasonable cost--which makes people like me who consider this a need, perfectly willing to pay for it. Oh, and the help resources are excellent along with the human support when needed. Bottom line--this is a solid solution that is well-worth the money.

Easy to use and understand! Once you get the hang of a) creating a new aliases for many websites b) sleeping easy knowing that if THAT site is breached, they won't get your details, its a thing you wish you'd done YEARS ago. Nice user interface, just a bit of re-learning for some of us older folks who still use the SAME EMAIL for everything. (Hint DON'T)

A unique email address per website is a nice way to keep spam away and know who leaks your email address. You can easily block emails coming from an alias or delete the leaked alias. This is nearly as useful as a password manager!

I use Addy since January 2023, switched to the Lite plan in May 2023, and I am still happy with it. The main incentive to get a paid plan was being able to send emails from aliases.

There are niche but interesting features as well: PGP encryption for forwarded emails, integration with Bitwarden, and multiple usernames.

It is easy to integrate into password managers, thanks to api connection, and to manage in general. I go with one alias per service so i can filter with ease spam mails if there was any leak on a services again. I changed multiple time my mail account for such reason. Now if spam mails occure i can just dump the alias and create a new one. In case of any questions you always get helpful answers from support. A+ Service

Addy.io is truly a game changer for inbox sortability, while yes it can reduce some tracking and does - it instantly lets me sort my inbox 600x easier than before, and lets me see what companies are sending me a ton of mail and lets me turn off that spigot when I no longer want to get 6 emails a day from bath and body works when I just wanted to use a coupon in store. I also love that, in-store, if I want to sign up for a reward program, I can just give the cashier the store's name at myaddy.io domain and know that my email program will automatically create a folder for that company, and it won't ever clog my inbox, so I don't miss important emails.

I've been using this service for 6 months on the lite plan with a custom domain, and so far I'm very happy. Emails arrive with no delay, it's very stable and there are plenty of customization options. Also the backend software is shared as open source, which is an insanely cool thing to do and deserves to be mentioned.

I love Addy! This is for sure better than the Simple login which is an abandon ware.

I love the mobile app and the web UI. Highly recommend to protect your email and enhance your privacy.

I’ve been using addy.io (it was AnonAddy back then) for about 6 years now and I honestly couldn’t be happier.

Customer support is fantastic; any time I’ve had a question the developer himself replies really quickly, even once on a weekend. It's nice to get this level of personalised service.

Started on the Lite plan years ago, now on Pro, and it’s still amazing value for what you get. I’ve created nearly 500 aliases so far and it’s saved my real inbox countless times. Whenever an unknown email suddenly shows up from some random company, I can see exactly which alias they got hold of, figure out where it was leaked from, and just deactivate it in seconds.

I regularly make up email addresses on the fly which is such a good feature, and being able to reply from an alias (while protecting my real email) is also a gamechanger.

The web dashboard is super clean and easy to use, and the Android app is genuinely great and has everything I need. I use the browser extension daily too.

Overall, solid 10/10. I recommend addy.io to pretty much everyone I know. If you want to keep your real email private, this is the way to go.

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Mehrfaches hin und her mit dem Kundenservice mit Antwortzeiten von jeweils ein paar Stunden.
Kompetenter Kundenservice hatte mein doch sehr spezielles Problem von einem externen Mailbetrieber innerhalb von Tagen gelöst.

I'm a long-time email-forwarding user, but am a fairly new Addy.io paid subscriber. I was attracted by the "power user" features (mainly PGP-related), ease of use, and low price. So far the service has been bulletproof. The UI (esp. the dark mode) is a work of art and the design/implementation make it easy to get started and maintain your configuration. The service offers a large number of ready-to-use forwarding domain names but if you have your own you can use it with the service. User documentation is good and, if needed, tech support turn-around time (from a real human) is good as well.

Everything works exactly as it should. Addy.io should be Exhibit A on web services done right. The pricing is very good and every feature you could possibly want is there, including PGP encryption with your own provided keys. I use it through the website and via the Bitwarden integration. HIGHLY recommended for everyone!

This is a great service. I've used it since the beta (2019) and been a paid subscriber from day one (used another service before, migrated to Addy). The centre of it all is the email forwarding system, and it is really good. Plenty of options and a lot of flexibility with alias and recipients system, that allows you decide what to receive where. Plus, the dashboard gives you info on what is happening to your emails. And, in the event you have a doubt or an issue, support is incredible (fast and to the point).

Does what it says.

I have been user of addy.io (ex annonaddy) for years in the free plan. Never had a problem, super convenient, easy to use and fast. If at some point I need to upgrade my plan to a paid one because I need more quota I would definitely do it.

Really helps not using your private mail in non important sites.

Fantastic service. I would absolutely recommend addy.io. Very reasonably priced, in-depth features, lovely looking UI, app & browser extensions, easy to use and responsive support.

There really is no excuse for giving out your real email address when addy.io makes it so easy to use aliases.

Gets the job done as intended. Limits are a bit low for the price, but it's nothing too crazy. Increased limits for all plans would be great.

Accepts crypto payments through nowpayments which is really nice.

A bit worried that my account could leak which aliases are linked to which email in case of a breach, but I guess that's just how it is.

De anonieme email wordt gebruikt door dieven om je geld afhandig te maken.

One of best when it comes to email masking and privacy.

I've been a paying subscriber of addy.io for 4 years moving from a different alias provider and have been really impressed with addy.io and how far it's come. It's excellent value for money and easy to use, you don't need to be an expert. Its stayed true to it original purpose is now perfecting it.

By far the most valuable thing for me is customer support, I ran into 1 problem in 4 years and had immediate email support from Will the developer, no bots, forms or redirections and he resolved straight away.

It's seriously cheap at something like £3 per month per person, and allows infinite aliases. Its sole problem is its lack of SMTP and IMAP support.

As it seems, hosting this yourself is possible, but not that easy. Given the fact that it becomes critical infrastructure, once you have your email aliases spread around, I choose to pay rather than to host it myself as I believe the people behind AnonAddy seem to work very professional.

The service itself is phenomenal. I'm slowly transitioning from IronVest, formerly known as Blur, as I think the solution should be open-source to be audited properly.

My only concern is the single point of failure, I really hope there will never be a data leak that exposes my secret mails. I'm done with spam for good.

4 Stars, because I think the price of 32$/yr is a bit high for the best tier. I'm on the Lite plan which is absolutely fair with 12$/yr and I think the limits are fine, except for the fact that I can have only 1 own domain. Most people want to have at least 2 domains (one for their home country TLD, one with .com TLD).

Other than that it's a brilliant service. I prefer it over SimpleLogin, because it offers a Lite subscription.