A test email inbox built for QA teams
QA teams need many addresses, the code fast, and the history later. A QA test inbox gives every tester and every automated run its own receive-only address inside a workspace the team shares.
Last updated September 18, 2026
Who this is for
1Manual testers running signup and login scripts
2SDETs maintaining E2E suites
3QA leads who want the history when a bug is reported
In short
For QA, Inflovy provides private receive-only inboxes grouped by project, a verification-code chip on every message, a Chrome extension that fills the email field and pastes the code, and on paid plans an API whose wait endpoint lets Playwright or Cypress block until the email arrives.
The common problem
Testers burn real addresses or public temp-mail on every run.
Automated suites poll mailboxes and flake.
When a bug is filed, the email that proves it is in someone’s personal mailbox.
How Inflovy helps
Fresh inbox per test account in one click, from the dashboard or the extension.
wait endpoint and extracted codes for automated suites (Pro, Team).
Messages kept 7–90 days and searchable, so the evidence is still there.
Members free on every plan; limits are on inboxes and retention.
Personal mailboxes versus a QA workspace.
| Need | Personal mailboxes | Inflovy |
|---|---|---|
| Addresses | "+" aliases and temp-mail. | Private inboxes on a testing domain. |
| Automation | IMAP scripts nobody wants to own. | REST API with wait, one key per workspace. |
| Evidence | Screenshots. | The original message, for the retention period. |
Questions people ask before switching.
Short answers. Inflovy is a receive-only test inbox for developers and QA teams; it does not replace your mailbox or send anything.
How does Inflovy compare with Mailosaur for QA?
Mailosaur is a mature QA platform with SMS support, starting at $20/month per user with no free plan (September 2026). Inflovy starts free, never charges per member, and adds the API at $12/month. See the Mailosaur alternative page for the full comparison.
Is there a Chrome extension?
Yes, free for every signed-in user: it lists your inboxes, shows an unread badge, fills any email field with an inbox address from the right-click menu and pastes the latest verification code.
Related guides
Nearby workflows and comparisons, so you can evaluate the right one without guessing.
Give the QA team a workspace, not a mailbox.
Start free with 10 inboxes and 3 members; upgrade when the suite needs the API.