Catch-all addresses
Every address, already real.
Point a domain at Nextmail and mail arrives at any address on it, created or not. One switch closes it.
In short
What is a catch-all address?
A catch-all accepts mail sent to any address on a domain, whether or not somebody created it first. Without one, an unknown name bounces.
1
switch per domain, on from the start
500
caught addresses listed per domain
0
addresses to set up in advance
How it works
One switch, on from the start
A domain you add arrives with catch-all on, and the dialog says so. Closing it is deliberate.
Addresses you invent on the spot
The alias exists the moment mail arrives for it, so there is nothing to create in advance.
The list stops, delivery does not
Recording stops at 500 auto-created addresses per domain, so a dictionary run cannot fill the list. Delivery carries on.
What you get
In the product today
Every local part
Anything before the @ arrives, created or not.
Plus tags too
hello+receipts@ lands in hello@ with the tag kept.
Apex and subdomain
A subdomain you add catches exactly as an apex does.
Settings it hands down
Caught addresses use its signature and tracking, and a new address starts from a copy.
Good practice
Getting the most out of it
- 01
One address per signup
Every message then shows which service it came through.
- 02
Name keepers before closing
Caught addresses stop receiving once catch-all is off, so create the ones you still use first.
- 03
Find the quiet ones
Sort Addresses by Oldest received and the signups that went silent rise to the top.
Questions
Asked often
Keep going
Works well with
Start
Your domain,
your mail.
Point a domain at Nextmail and read it in a mailbox built around it. The free plan covers one domain.
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