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Activity of mail123.click, emails processed, active mailboxes and usage trends.

Last updated: 2026-11-13 20:52 UTC License: CC-BY 4.0 JSONCSV

Since launch

Every email received is counted once. This total never goes down, even when emails are deleted.

3,322,425 emails received

volume received
107.2GB
busiest hour (UTC)
22:00

Right now

What is actually stored on our servers: only emails less than 7 days old.

283,705 emails stored

active inboxes
151,143
sender domains
3,500
volume stored
9.9GB
address domains offered
13

Who writes to disposable inboxes

The domains sending the most emails to mail123.click addresses. Raw, unfiltered data.

The top 10 since launch

RankSender domainMails received
1facebookmail.com901,585
2account.wise.com241,122
3mail.instagram.com230,504
4dfranklincreation.com124,045
5redditmail.com108,689
6marketplace.ritchiebros.com94,668
7reddit.com79,871
8e.rbauction.com70,721
9rollercoin.com63,543
10mail.privy.io57,628

The top 5 right now

RankSender domainMails received
1facebookmail.com67,982
2account.wise.com48,252
3accountprotection.microsoft.com34,007
4dfranklincreation.com16,742
5mail.instagram.com11,001

What time emails arrive

Share of emails received in each hour of the day, in UTC. Both charts use the same scale, so their bars compare directly.

Since launch

Peak at 22:00 UTC

Out of 3,322,425 emails

Show the figures
Hour (UTC)EmailsShare
00:00115,3133.5%
01:00113,7773.4%
02:00101,5743.1%
03:0098,6233.0%
04:00101,1473.0%
05:00113,2983.4%
06:00127,8923.8%
07:00116,6993.5%
08:00125,5923.8%
09:00155,6254.7%
10:00176,6655.3%
11:00139,2804.2%
12:00125,4123.8%
13:00145,6574.4%
14:00147,3724.4%
15:00141,8474.3%
16:00143,1454.3%
17:00166,2235.0%
18:00138,8574.2%
19:00142,6634.3%
20:00174,4585.3%
21:00159,3394.8%
22:00217,9236.6%
23:00134,0444.0%

Right now

Peak at 09:00 UTC

Out of 283,705 emails

Show the figures
Hour (UTC)EmailsShare
00:0010,8603.8%
01:0010,6223.7%
02:009,5903.4%
03:0010,0723.6%
04:0011,1993.9%
05:009,6503.4%
06:009,8093.5%
07:008,5343.0%
08:0012,6574.5%
09:0017,0026.0%
10:0015,4275.4%
11:0010,5413.7%
12:0012,6734.5%
13:0011,4344.0%
14:0012,3154.3%
15:0013,1314.6%
16:0010,8993.8%
17:0011,7194.1%
18:0010,9863.9%
19:0013,0624.6%
20:0011,8304.2%
21:0015,0135.3%
22:0014,0124.9%
23:0010,6683.8%

By day of the week

Emails received on each day of the week, since launch.

Out of 3,322,425 emails

Show the figures
DayEmailsShare
Mon531,10216.0%
Tue478,31214.4%
Wed489,07314.7%
Thu497,64315.0%
Fri498,78815.0%
Sat412,02612.4%
Sun415,48112.5%

How heavy emails are

An email's size hints at its content, from a short confirmation to a message full of images. Since launch.

  • < 10 KB753,34722.7%
  • 10–50 KB2,064,27562.1%
  • 50–200 KB485,29914.6%
  • 200 KB–1 MB17,1850.5%
  • > 1 MB2,3190.1%

What the numbers reveal

Our reading of the trends. The figures are raw, but they show how disposable email is really used.

  • A clear peak hour

    More emails arrive around 22:00 UTC than at any other hour. Automated sends probably contribute, but our data can't confirm it.

  • Sender concentration

    The top 10 sender domains account for 59.4% of the emails received since launch.

  • The service keeps its promise: everything vanishes

    Emails older than 7 days are deleted automatically. Only the aggregate counters shown on this page remain. That's deliberate: less stored data, less risk.

Methodology

How we count. How we don't identify. So you can judge the value of this data.

  • Two ways of counting

    The “since launch” figures count every email received and never go down. The “right now” figures show what is actually stored: emails less than 7 days old. They go down as soon as an email is deleted, by its recipient or automatically.

  • Immediate aggregation, no personal data

    The sender domain (part after @) is extracted, counted, then the mail itself remains linked only to the temporary inbox. No cross-reference IP ↔ content ↔ recipient is kept.

  • Hours in UTC

    Hourly activity is measured in UTC to stay internationally comparable, and avoid the complexity of timezones and daylight saving time.

  • What we don't measure

    User IP, geolocation, browser fingerprint, email content, keywords, reading behavior, open rates. No profiling metrics.

Reuse the data

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