- Small free allowance: Provides a limited lifetime page allowance for testing the send flow before choosing a paid plan.
- Web, Mobile, Desktop, and Email Faxing: Send and receive through listed apps and email.
- Local, Toll-Free, and Ported Numbers: Number options and porting are available according to plan.
- Included Pages and Overage Rates: Basic, Premium, Business, and Enterprise publish page allowances and tier-specific overage rates.
- Integrations and API: Google, Microsoft, Slack, Zapier, and programmable API are listed; HIPAA/BAA, SSO, and data residency require Enterprise.
Fax.Plus
Secure online fax service for individuals, teams, and regulated enterprises
Updated August 10, 2026
Fax.Plus Overview
Fax.Plus is a cloud-based online fax service that enables users to send and receive faxes securely from web, mobile, email, and integrated business tools. Designed for individuals, SMBs, and enterprises, it emphasizes compliance, encryption, and reliability.
With global coverage, flexible fax numbers, APIs, and integrations, Fax.Plus modernizes faxing without traditional hardware.
Key Features
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Featured |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 (10 pages total) | Send-only free plan; no subscription required |
| Basic | $8.99/mo monthly or $6.99/mo billed annually ($83.99/year) | 200 free pages/month, one number, one member, $0.10 extra page |
| Premium | $17.99/mo monthly or $13.99/mo billed annually ($167.99/year) | 500 free pages/month, toll-free numbers, number porting, $0.07 extra page |
| Business | $34.99/mo monthly or $27.99/mo billed annually ($335.99/year) | 1,000 free pages/month, five members, admin console and Slack integration |
| Enterprise | Starts at $99.99/mo monthly or $79.99/mo billed annually ($959.99/year) | 1,000+ pages/month, unlimited members, API, HIPAA/BAA, SSO and data residency |
The free plan has a small lifetime page allowance. Paid tiers use recurring page pools, and pages above the allowance are charged at the rate shown for that tier.
Pricing source: Fax.Plus pricing
Pros
| Compared with | Why this product may fit better |
|---|---|
| eFax | Fax.Plus publishes included pages, monthly and annual prices, and overage rates for its standard tiers. That lets a buyer estimate a normal bill more directly than starting with eFax's wider product pitch. |
| MyFax | Fax.Plus brings encrypted delivery, mobile access, number porting, and higher-tier compliance controls into one product line. MyFax covers the basic fax workflow, while Fax.Plus has more room for a regulated or growing team. |
| RingCentral Fax | Fax.Plus offers Slack, Zapier, Google, Microsoft, and API connections without making a customer buy a calling suite. It is the more focused choice when RingCentral Fax's voice and messaging tools would go unused. |
| MetroFax | Fax.Plus states the page cap, maximum document size, and overage charge for each public tier. MetroFax is simpler in some cases, but Fax.Plus gives a careful buyer more detail before checkout. |
Cons
| Compared with | Where this product may fall short |
|---|---|
| eFax | The lower Fax.Plus tiers can become expensive when a team repeatedly crosses its page allowance. eFax may be easier to live with when a larger included volume matters more than integrations or a modern app. |
| MyFax | Fax.Plus reserves its API, HIPAA agreement, SSO, and some data controls for higher plans. MyFax can be the more practical buy when a small team needs ordinary email faxing and does not need those extras. |
| RingCentral Fax | Fax.Plus is a fax service, not a complete phone, video, and messaging system. A company already standardizing communications on RingCentral Fax may save administrative work by keeping everything under that account. |
Reviews
What reviewers say: App-store and public-review feedback often praises the mobile send flow and helpful support. The same sources also contain complaints about failed sends, credits, and subscription expectations.
- Trustpilot Review (Rating: 3.9/5): Fax.Plus earns praise for quick, helpful customer service, with one user noting a representative “kept on it until we got it resolved.” Customers highlight how easily they can fax from a phone, iPad, or computer, and one person relied on it in an emergency to send a medical report for immediate confirmation. Several reviewers call it affordable and reliable, and one appreciated the reminder and grace period to update payment details after a credit card change.
- apple.com Review: Fax.Plus impressed one reviewer who needed to fax documents to the U.S. government, allowing them to scan papers, upload files, or snap photos and receive confirmation by email. The low cost stood out, with the reviewer comparing “penny per page” pricing to paying three dollars per page at UPS or USPS. The ability to get clear proof that a fax went through successfully brought peace of mind during a stressful process.
- google.com Review: The Android app highlights convenience such as sending faxes without a fax machine, scanning documents with automatic border cropping and perspective correction, and storing files in a fully encrypted archive. Access to features like electronic signatures and push notifications for incoming faxes adds flexibility for handling paperwork on the go. Support for Google Drive and Dropbox imports gives users multiple ways to attach and send documents directly from a phone.
