Disposable addresses
Temporary inboxes make it difficult to qualify a lead or continue a meaningful conversation.
WordPress plugin for Elementor Forms
Block unwanted emails. Accept better leads.
Practical email filtering for Elementor Forms. Add global rules, per-form controls, wildcard patterns and disposable-email protection without sending submitted form data to an external filtering service.
Accepted
Disposable blocked
Form quality matters
Your form should collect opportunities, not disposable inboxes.
Elementor makes it easy to add a contact form. Advanced Email Filter gives you practical control over which email addresses are allowed to submit it.
Personal providers
Some B2B forms need company addresses instead of consumer mailbox providers.
Repeated submissions
Pro adds submission controls when a form needs more governance than a basic validation rule.
How it works
Make the rule once. Let every submission follow it.
Choose the addresses and domains your form should accept, then let WordPress validate each submission before it reaches your inbox.
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Free core plugin
The essential email controls for Elementor Forms.
Start with the free version and add focused email filtering to your existing WordPress workflow.
Global blocklist and allowlist
Manage site-wide restrictions from one settings screen.
Per-form controls
Use different filtering rules for different Elementor Forms.
Wildcard patterns
Match domains and addresses with patterns such as @spamdomain.com or *.ru.
Business email filtering
Restrict common personal providers when a form needs business addresses.
Disposable email filtering
Block temporary email services with maintained domain lists.
Local caching
Keep the latest valid lists locally with a safe fallback if a refresh fails.
PROAdvanced Email FilterAvailable now
More control for serious lead-generation sites.
Pro adds reporting, privacy-first counters and submission controls for websites that need deeper visibility and stronger form governance.
Get ProCompare Free and Pro features
01See validation trends
02Set submission limits
03Keep data private
The Pro toolkitBuilt for growth
Privacy-first validation analytics
Accepted and rejected submission trends
Rejection-reason and per-form reports
CSV exports and optional email summaries
Global and per-form submission limits
Keyed-hash counters without raw email storage
Elementor Atomic Form support
Privacy-first by design
Your form data stays yours.
Submitted email addresses and form contents are not sent to an external filtering service. Public domain lists may be refreshed remotely and cached locally, while Pro analytics stores aggregate validation counts without raw email addresses, IP addresses or field values.
Processing locationValidated inside WordPress
LocalNo raw email storageAnalytics keeps aggregate counts, not submitted addresses.
No external filtering serviceYour submitted form content is not sent to a validation API.
Rules checked locallyWordPress applies your configured filters before accepting the form.
Start in a few minutes
Simple controls. Flexible rules.
Install
Search for Advanced Email Filter for Elementor Forms from Plugins → Add New.
Configure
Set global rules from Email Filter → Settings or edit a specific Elementor Form.
Validate
Accepted submissions continue normally. Blocked addresses receive your validation message.
Questions, answered
Everything you need to know before installing.
Does it work with Elementor Forms?
Yes. The free plugin is designed for Elementor Forms. Pro also adds filtering and submission-limit controls for Elementor Atomic Forms.
Can I block disposable email addresses?
Yes. Disposable and temporary email services can be filtered using maintained domain lists.
Can I allow only business email addresses?
Yes. Business-email filtering can block common personal email providers when your workflow requires company addresses.
Can I create rules for one form only?
Yes. Configure global rules for the site and add form-specific rules when a particular form needs different behaviour.
Are submitted emails sent to an external service?
No. Submitted email addresses and form contents are not sent to an external filtering service. Public domain lists may be refreshed and cached locally.
Does the plugin stop all spam?
No plugin can guarantee that every unwanted submission will be blocked. Use this alongside normal WordPress security and spam-prevention practices.
Better forms start here
Take control of the emails entering your Elementor Forms.
Start with the free WordPress plugin. Upgrade when you need reporting, submission limits and deeper control.