SimpleLogin
Beginner RecommendedSimpleLogin is our recommendation in the Email Aliases category. Create email aliases in one click so you never give out your real address. Integrated with Proton Mail.
Information verified on July 7, 2026
This topic is chapter 4 of the book
Gmail & Contacts: Reclaiming Your Email
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Description
SimpleLogin creates email aliases in one click: each site gets a different address, your real address stays hidden. If an alias gets spam, you disable it. Acquired by Proton in 2022, it integrates natively with Proton Mail and Proton Pass. The browser extension generates an alias instantly on any signup form.
Key features
- Unlimited email aliases
- Reply from aliases
- Selective disabling
- Browser extension
- Proton integration
- 10 free aliases
Strengths
- + Very easy to use
- + Integrated with Proton
- + A compromised alias? Cut it off in one click
Weaknesses
- − Free plan limited to 10 aliases
- − Acquired by Proton (dependency on one company)
Recommended for
- Hiding your real email when signing up for services
- Limiting spam
- Separating uses (personal, work, tests…)
Comparison
SimpleLogin is the easiest to use, especially integrated with Proton Mail. AnonAddy offers more control and is self-hostable for advanced users.
Frequently asked questions
How much does SimpleLogin cost?
Free (10 aliases). Premium at $2.99/month (annual), Proton Pass Plus features included.
Is migrating to SimpleLogin difficult?
Estimated difficulty: Easy (1/5). No migration: you keep your current email. SimpleLogin adds as protective layer. 5-minute setup.
Who is SimpleLogin for?
Users aware of email tracking. Ideal for creating disposable aliases at sign-up and protecting your main address.