Find out who leaked your email
Create a unique email address for each company you sign up with. If that address ever gets mail from someone else, you'll know exactly who sold or leaked it. No account needed.
About Email Traps
Email traps let you find out exactly who leaked, sold, or shared your email address. You create a unique address for each company you sign up with, and if mail ever arrives from anyone other than that company, you know precisely who is responsible.
It is a simple idea with powerful results: because each address is tied to a single source, any unexpected sender is a smoking gun. No more wondering how a spammer got your address — the trap tells you. No account is required; you get a private dashboard link to track your traps.
Create a trap, give the address to one company only, and watch for leaks. If that address starts receiving mail from strangers, that company either sold your data or was breached.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find out who sold my email address?
Create a unique email trap for each company. If mail arrives at that address from anyone other than the company you gave it to, that company leaked or sold your address — the trap identifies exactly who.
Do I need an account to use email traps?
No. Traps are accountless — you get a private dashboard link when you create one. Bookmark it to track your traps and any leaks detected.
What is the difference between a trap and a temporary inbox?
A temporary inbox is short-lived and for one-time use. An email trap is a persistent, labeled address you monitor over time specifically to detect who leaks or misuses it.