When free temp mail gets rejected.
Free temp mail sites are great for a quick inbox, but many sign-up forms block their well-known domains, and some of those inboxes can be read by anyone who types the same name. vSMS gives you an address on a mainstream domain, private to your account, and shows you the code.
Built for the code, not the conversation.
Temp mail on real inboxes
Addresses on real, mainstream inboxes such as outlook.com, hotmail.com, mail.com and gmx.com, not the throwaway domains many sign-up forms reject.
Private to you
Your address and its code are tied to your account, not readable by anyone who guesses the inbox name.
Temp SMS too
When a site wants a phone number instead, the same account gets you a temporary number.
Web and iPhone
One account and one balance in the browser and in the iPhone app.
Both have their place.
- An inbox in seconds, with no account.
- Fine for newsletters and sign-ups that don't matter.
Choose a free temp mail site when you need an inbox right now, without an account, and the site accepts it.
- Temp mail on real inboxes
- Private to you
- Temp SMS too
- Web and iPhone
Choose vSMS when a site rejects disposable domains, when the code matters enough that you don't want a public inbox, or when you need a phone number as well.
vSMS or free temp mail sites?
Try vSMS for your next code.
In your browser now, or with vSMS on iPhone. One account and one balance on both.
Coming soonAndroidCompared in October 2026 from public information; other services change, so check their sites for current details. Burner, TextNow, Google Voice are trademarks of their owners. vSMS is an independent service and is not affiliated with any of them.