Terms of use
Terms for InboxIt accounts and email services. Last updated: 24 October 2026.
Who operates InboxIt
InboxIt is operated by DIGIGAP TECHNOLOGIES, a South African private company, registration number 2022/333237/07. Registered office: Thulamahashe, Bushbuckridge, Mpumalanga, 1365, South Africa. Contact: hello@inboxit.wtf. These terms describe access to and use of InboxIt.
The service
InboxIt provides email testing, temporary inboxes, transactional sending and receiving, custom-domain verification, SMTP, API and CLI access, webhooks and workspace tools. Features and limits are described in the current documentation and your account. Marketing examples do not grant access to unimplemented campaign or sequence features.
Accounts and authority
Provide accurate account details and keep credentials secure. You must have authority to act for your organisation, use its domains and process the information you submit. Workspace administrators control membership and permissions. You are responsible for agents and applications using your credentials; revoke compromised credentials promptly.
Acceptable use
Do not use the service for phishing, malware, impersonation, credential theft, harassment, unlawful messages or unsolicited bulk abuse. Do not evade quotas or access other customers’ data. You are responsible for required recipient permissions, sender identification and opt-out handling. We may restrict sending to protect recipients, security and service reputation.
Plans, limits and payment
Every plan includes unlimited inbox count, subject to email-volume, storage and retention limits. Free currently includes 1,000 outgoing emails per month with a 100-per-day sending limit, a separate incoming allowance, one custom domain, 100 MiB mailbox storage and seven-day mailbox retention. Build and Scale use the selected published volume tier, domain and storage allowances and 30-day mailbox retention. Limits are shared across an account’s workspaces. Paid plans are monthly subscriptions through PayFast. Before checkout you approve the recurring ZAR amount converted from the listed USD price. The agreed ZAR amount remains fixed for that subscription. No VAT is charged. Confirmed payments activate or extend paid access; unsuccessful payments do not. Cancel future renewals in Billing; access remains through the confirmed paid period, then returns to Free. Cancellation does not itself issue a refund. Contact hello@inboxit.wtf for billing disputes or refund requests; mandatory consumer rights remain unaffected.
Your content and recipients
You retain your rights in your content and authorise the processing needed to transmit, store and display it. You must have the necessary rights and lawful basis for messages and personal information you submit. Your recipients’ servers may reject, delay, filter or retain messages. Delivery acceptance does not guarantee inbox placement or that a recipient reads the message.
Retention and temporary inboxes
Mailbox retention and temporary-inbox expiry are not archival guarantees. Export important messages before expiry. Deletion of a mailbox message does not automatically delete delivery records, copies held by recipients or recovery backups. See the Privacy policy for the current retention limitations. Treat received messages, links and attachments as untrusted, including when using agents.
Support, restrictions and closure
Contact hello@inboxit.wtf for support, account closure, export or review of a restriction. We may verify your identity and workspace authority. We may suspend access for abuse, compromised credentials, non-payment of an agreed paid order or threats to service integrity. Account closure and export currently require assistance; no instant deletion or export deadline is promised.
Availability and changes
We operate a live service, but no service-level agreement is included unless separately agreed in writing. Maintenance, incidents and recipient-side failures may affect availability. Material changes to agreed paid terms should be communicated before taking effect, subject to applicable law.
Privacy and mandatory rights
Read the Privacy and Cookies pages for processing and browser-storage information. Nothing in these terms excludes rights or liabilities that applicable law does not allow to be excluded. No contractual liability cap or exclusive court is specified here. Applicable mandatory law governs these matters.
Contact
Questions about these terms: hello@inboxit.wtf. Effective 24 October 2026.