A marketing email inbox. Separate from your everyday inbox.

Every account gets a private receiving address, separate from the email you use to log in. Use it in a brand’s newsletter signup form or at a subscription preference center. Emails sent to that address become part of your own archive; they are not added to a public gallery.

This is useful when you want to follow a handful of ecommerce competitors, collect SaaS onboarding emails, or keep a recurring newsletter for reference. You choose the subscriptions. PromoStash does not crawl a brand’s website, subscribe on your behalf, or retrieve messages sent before you started collecting.

Browse a compact chronological list with sender, subject, preview, and received date. Emails are grouped by sender domain, so you can open a brand and see its saved messages together. Rename a brand if the initial name is unhelpful. Different domains may appear separately; the grouping is not a verified company directory.

Search subjects, sender names, sender addresses, and text bodies. Narrow the list by brand or date when you remember the occasion but not the wording. Open an email to inspect its HTML, switch to plain text, or review extracted links. Search is text-based: it does not read words inside images or infer the meaning of a campaign.

There is no compose window, reply button, or sending workflow. Save useful messages into manual collections such as Welcome Emails or Seasonal Offers, then return to them when planning your own work. A collection keeps references together without changing the original email.

Incoming HTML is sanitized and displayed in a sandboxed viewer with scripts blocked. Remote images are off until you choose to load them. Images and destination pages hosted by the sender can change or disappear, so a saved email is not a complete backup of the sender’s website or assets.