Not listed
No Steam Web API login, no Epic partner integration, no 1Password import button documented as a productized integration. You type or paste credentials you have.
Integrations
This is the honest list — not a fake integrations directory. If a provider is down, burner SMS or billing can fail; Terms already says third-party numbers and inboxes are not guaranteed.
No Steam Web API login, no Epic partner integration, no 1Password import button documented as a productized integration. You type or paste credentials you have.
Support and contact, not an in-app login. @login_scout
Addresses are issued by LoginScout for your vault — not a public Guerrilla Mail clone branded as an “integration.”
Email [email protected]. Do not assume a logo wall means a live API.
Step 1
Optional convenience login. Convenience mode stores a vault key for that Google session and is not zero-knowledge.
Step 2
Premium is billed through Stripe. We do not store full card numbers.
Step 3
Premium burner numbers are purchased through 5sim. We keep order identifiers to show SMS codes and enforce quota.
Google is an optional sign-in button when you create a vault. It is not a Chrome password importer and it does not read Gmail. Convenience mode stores a vault key for that Google session — Security and Privacy spell out that this is not zero-knowledge.
Stripe appears only when you upgrade to Premium. Checkout is Stripe-hosted. We do not keep the full card number; billing identifiers are what Privacy already lists.
5sim is how Premium burner SMS is purchased. The short-lived number and inbound texts show in the vault so you can finish a signup you own. There is no 5sim account screen inside LoginScout, and availability follows that provider.
Temp mail is issued by LoginScout for Premium vaults. It is listed here so nobody mistakes it for a Guerrilla Mail or Temp-Mail.org API. Free still stores whichever recovery address you type on the card.
Privacy describes what we keep for billing and optional tools. Terms covers provider outages.
No documented one-click import from those products is on this site. You can copy items you own into LoginScout manually.
No. Those are other products. LoginScout Premium issues its own vault inbox; Free can store an address you already have. See the Proton Pass and public temp-mail compare pages — we do not wrap those APIs.
Create a free vault, then upgrade for a private temp mailbox and burner numbers when the library grows.