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You don't need a new account for every test. Use dot-aliases on one Mock Inbox account to generate unlimited unique addresses instantly.
If you’re testing account registration on a website or app, you’ve probably run into systems that require a unique email address for every signup. The good news: you don’t need to create a new Mock Inbox account for each one.
Every Mock Inbox account can generate unlimited aliases just by adding a . and anything you want after it. If your account name is myaccount, all of these are valid, unique addresses:
Mock Inbox treats each one as a distinct address for the site or app you’re testing, but every email sent to any of them forwards straight to your real inbox.
You don’t need to “create” an alias before using it — it just works. As soon as your base account is verified, any alias on that account name is live immediately.
For example, if your account name is qa, you can start using:
…right away, with no extra steps.
Create a free account to pick your base name, then start appending whatever alias you need, whenever you need it. Curious how the forwarding works under the hood? Check out how Mock Inbox works.
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