9.Maskmail

Maskmail is basically the privacy move you've been sleeping on if you're still giving your real email to every random app that asks for it. The hook here is the instant kill switch — one click and that mask is dead forever, so the spam stops but your actual inbox stays the same across everything. The pricing is ninety-nine cents a month plus a fraction of a cent per email, which is honestly pretty fair compared to just dealting with the spam or worse, the anxiety of a breach. If you want to see why people go feral over this, just try unsubcribing from a list five years after you forgot you signed up — you won't have to.