Your email is exposed. Fix that.
Hskky gives you an alias like k7x9m2@hskky.com to use instead of your real address. Mail still reaches your inbox. The day a site starts spamming you, switch the alias off.
- Free plan, no card
- Works with any inbox
- Plus is $20 a year
Three steps to a private inbox
No new mailbox to check and no software to install. Your mail keeps arriving where it always has.
- 1
Enter your real address
Tell Hskky where your mail should go, then confirm it with a one-time link. This address is never shown to anyone.
- 2
Get your alias
Hskky creates an address on hskky.com for you. On Plus, you can choose the name yourself.
- 3
Use it everywhere
Sign up, shop and subscribe with the alias. Mail is forwarded to your inbox until you decide to stop it.
Why an alias beats handing out your real address
Your email address is the key to almost every account you own. An alias lets you share access to your inbox without sharing the key.
Stop spam at the source
Filters guess what’s junk. Switching off an alias is certain: nothing sent to it reaches you again.
Contain data breaches
When a site is breached, attackers get an alias, not the address that unlocks your bank, cloud storage and social accounts.
Know who leaked your address Plus
Give each site its own alias. When spam arrives, the alias it was sent to tells you exactly who shared it.
Aliases that don’t expire
Unlike burner addresses, an active alias keeps working for as long as you want it. Password resets keep arriving years later.
Names you’ll remember Plus
Choose readable aliases of six characters or more, or keep using random ones. Mix both across 10 slots.
Up to three inboxes Plus
Send work sign-ups to your work inbox and shopping to your personal one, all from the same account.
You decide when an alias ends. And nothing breaks by accident.
Every alias follows the same predictable path, so you’re never caught out by an address that quietly expired.
- For as long as you like
Active
Every message sent to the alias is forwarded to your verified inbox.
- The moment you choose
Stopped
Forwarding is cut off instantly. Senders can no longer reach you.
- The next two months
Safety window
Mail still isn’t delivered, but you can reactivate the alias in one step if you need a reset code.
- After two months
Removed
The alias is purged from active routing for good.
Deleted custom names are never recycled
Many services return deleted addresses to a shared pool, which means a stranger could register your old alias and request password resets for accounts you forgot to update. Hskky locks every deleted custom name permanently. Why this matters
Start free. Upgrade when one alias isn’t enough.
Prices in US dollars. Plus is billed once a year and can be cancelled anytime.
$0forever
One private alias for everyday sign-ups.
- 1 active alias, randomly generated
- Forwarding to 1 verified inbox
- Up to 30 forwarded emails per day
- Attachments up to 5 MB
$20per year
A separate alias for every part of your life.
- Up to 10 active aliases
- Custom names or random, your choice
- Forwarding to up to 3 verified inboxes
- No daily cap, subject to fair use
- Attachments up to 25 MB
Where an alias helps most
The places that ask for your email most often are usually the ones that share it.
- Online shoppingKeep retailers, loyalty schemes and checkout forms away from your real inbox.
- Newsletters and dealsSubscribe freely. Switch the alias off when unsubscribe stops working.
- Free trials and app sign-upsTry new apps and gated downloads without a lifetime of follow-ups.
- Job applicationsRegister on job boards without your address being resold to recruiters.
- Selling onlineList on marketplaces and classifieds without handing strangers your email.
How Hskky compares
Honest side-by-sides with the other alias services, including where they’re the better choice.
- Hskky vs SimpleLoginProton’s alias service against a simpler, cheaper custom-name plan.
- Hskky vs addy.ioOpen-source power-user tool against a straightforward alias service.
- Hskky vs Firefox RelayMozilla’s browser-first masks against a browser-independent service.
- Hskky vs DuckDuckGo Email ProtectionFree unlimited @duck.com addresses against custom names and multiple inboxes.
- Hskky vs Apple Hide My EmailAn iCloud+ feature against a service that works on any device.
Common questions
What is Hskky?
Hskky is an email masking service. You get an alias on hskky.com that forwards to your real inbox, so websites, shops and newsletters never see your actual address. When an alias starts attracting spam, you switch it off.
Is Hskky free?
Yes. The Free plan gives you one active alias forwarding to one verified inbox, with no card required. Plus costs $20 a year and adds up to 10 active aliases, custom alias names and up to three destination inboxes.
Will I still get all my email?
Mail sent to an active alias is forwarded to your verified inbox. The Free plan forwards up to 30 forwarded emails per day with attachments up to 5 MB. Plus has no daily cap, subject to fair use, and accepts attachments up to 25 MB.
What happens when I stop an alias?
Forwarding stops immediately. For the next two months the alias is held, so you can reactivate it if you stopped it by mistake or need a password-reset email. After two months it is permanently removed.
Can someone else claim my old custom alias?
No. When a custom alias on Plus is deleted, the name is locked permanently and never offered to anyone else. That stops a stranger from registering your old address and using it to reset passwords on accounts you forgot to update.
Can I reply to emails from my alias?
Hskky aliases are for receiving mail. If you reply from your own inbox, the recipient will see your real address, so reply only where you’re comfortable sharing it.
Does Hskky sell or share my data?
No. Hskky doesn’t sell your data. Messages pass through our systems only so they can be delivered to you. The privacy policy explains exactly what we store and for how long.
Guides to protecting your inbox
What is email masking? A plain-English guide
How masked emails work, how they differ from aliases and burners, and the limits worth knowing.
Email alias vs burner email: which should you use?
Burners expire and get blocked. Aliases last until you stop them. Here’s when each makes sense.
How to stop spam without changing your email address
Filters, safer unsubscribing, the limits of plus addressing, and stopping spam at the source.
Give websites an alias, not your inbox.
Start on the free plan in under a minute. Upgrade to Plus when you want custom names and more aliases.
