- Web, email, and API access: Lets every plan send through the web, email, mobile access, or the documented API.
- Local and Toll-Free Numbers: FAXAGE covers all US states and Canada and supports number portability.
- Minute-Based Plans: Plans publish inbound/outbound minutes and per-minute overages.
- Unlimited Users and Storage: Official page says these are included at no additional charge.
- HIPAA-Compliant Faxing: FAXAGE advertises HIPAA-compliant faxing for regulated workflows.
Faxage
Low-cost internet faxing with email, app, and API access
Updated August 11, 2026
Faxage Overview
FAXAGE is an internet fax service for individuals and businesses that need to send or receive documents through email, the web, mobile access, or an API. It supports local and toll-free numbers across the United States and Canada.
Number porting and HIPAA-oriented faxing make the service relevant to organizations with established numbers or regulated workflows. Its API also suits teams that need to connect fax delivery with their own systems.
Key Features
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Featured |
|---|---|---|
| Lite (Local or Toll-Free) | $3.49/month per line | 0 inbound/0 outbound included; $0.05/minute overage |
| Professional (Local or Toll-Free) | $7.95/month per line | 300 inbound and 300 outbound minutes; $0.05/minute overage |
| Unlimited Inbound (Local) | $19.95/month per line | Unlimited inbound, 0 outbound included; $0.05/minute overage |
| Small Office (Local) | $29.95/month per line | Unlimited inbound, 400 outbound minutes; $0.05/minute overage |
| Toll-Free 1500 | $19.95/month per line | 750 inbound and 750 outbound minutes; $0.05/minute overage |
| Local Volume | $64.95/month per line | Unlimited inbound, 5,000 outbound minutes; $0.04/minute overage |
| Toll-Free Volume | $64.95/month per line | 500 inbound, 5,000 outbound minutes; $0.04/minute overage |
| Carrier | $15.00/month per line (minimum 3 lines) | Both local/toll-free, $0.023/minute overage; 3-line minimum = $45/month |
FAXAGE bills by inbound and outbound minutes rather than document pages. Buyers should include the number fee and likely overage minutes when estimating a monthly bill.
Pricing source: FAXAGE pricing
Pros
| Compared with | Why this product may fit better |
|---|---|
| eFax | FAXAGE includes web, email, API, and unlimited-user access across its plans, then charges around actual inbound and outbound minutes. eFax may look more polished, but FAXAGE gives technical teams more control at the entry level. |
| MyFax | FAXAGE publishes minute allowances, line fees, number types, and overage rates in unusually clear detail. MyFax is easier for page-based thinking, while FAXAGE suits a buyer who wants to model real transport use. |
| RingCentral Fax | FAXAGE concentrates on fax transport, storage, and an API rather than bundling phone and chat tools. It is easier to justify than RingCentral Fax when developers need faxing but the company already has communications software. |
Cons
| Compared with | Where this product may fall short |
|---|---|
| eFax | FAXAGE uses per-minute billing and an interface that can feel dated, so account owners have more to monitor. eFax is likely to feel friendlier to a nontechnical team that values a polished dashboard. |
| SRFax | FAXAGE serves many industries and does not present itself as a healthcare-only service. A clinic that wants a vendor and workflow centered on medical faxing may find SRFax easier to explain internally. |
| Dropbox Fax | FAXAGE is built for moving documents and managing fax numbers, not editing and signing files together. Dropbox Fax fits better when the work begins in shared cloud storage and collaboration matters as much as delivery. |
Reviews
What reviewers say: The available detailed review comes from a long-term professional user who values low cost, security, and email delivery. The small evidence pool makes broad conclusions less certain.
- SourceForge Review (Rating: 4/5): A psychologist who used Faxage weekly for over two years calls it inexpensive, secure, and easy to use, and prefers it over two prior internet fax services that cost more and felt clumsier. Faxage lets users upload multiple files quickly and retrieve prior faxed materials without hassle, though the Professional plan offers no cover page editing and forces manual creation in a word processor. Blacklisting spam requires navigating to a separate page and manually entering numbers, which the reviewer finds inconvenient but manageable.
