FAX.PLUS

FAX.PLUS is a service for sending and receiving faxes through web, desktop, Android, iOS, email, Google, and multifunction printers. Users can get local, toll-free, or international fax numbers, or port an existing number. It supports sending faxes to over 180 countries, with numbers available from 48 countries. The free plan includes 10 pages total. Basic costs $6.99 per month and includes 200 pages per month, one fax number, one member, and a 60-page maximum per fax. Premium is $13.99 per month for 500 pages, one number, and one member. Business costs $27.99 per month for 1,000 pages and five members; Enterprise costs $79.99 per month for 4,000 pages and unlimited members. Stored documents use 256-bit AES encryption and transfers use TLS 1.2 or higher. Team administration manages members, roles, fax-number access, and usage limits. Integrations include Google Workspace, Microsoft, Slack, Zapier, Teams, cloud storage, and APIs. The service can broadcast one document securely to up to 500 recipients with delivery tracking, and AI can convert faxes into searchable text and structured data. Paid plans include a 30-day free period.

FAX.PLUS combines faxing across multiple platforms with number options, integrations, and team controls. Its free allowance is small, while paid plans set monthly page and per-fax limits.

It suits individuals and organizations that need to send or receive faxes across web, mobile, email, or connected services. The available plans include options for single users and teams.

Overview

FAX.PLUS is a digital fax service for sending and receiving faxes through mobile apps, the web, and connected workflows. It is a strong fit for people who need more than occasional faxing, especially small teams that need shared administration or multiple numbers. The free tier is useful for a brief trial, but its 10-page lifetime allowance makes it a poor ongoing option.

Key features

Number choice is a practical strength: users can select local, toll-free, or international numbers, or port an existing number, and receive inbound faxes. Sending reaches more than 180 countries, while numbers are available in 48 countries. That breadth suits cross-border work, though the service's monthly quotas and per-fax caps still matter for high-volume use.

Workflow support extends beyond the web, Android, and iOS apps to desktop, email, Google services, and multifunction printers. Integrations with Google Workspace, Microsoft, Slack, Zapier, Teams, cloud storage, and APIs can fit faxing into existing processes. Teams can send one document securely to as many as 500 recipients and track delivery; AI features can convert faxes into searchable text and structured data.

For organizations handling sensitive documents, stored files use 256-bit AES encryption and transfers use TLS 1.2 or higher. The service cites SOC 2, HIPAA, ISO 27001, GDPR, and CCPA compliance support, and lets users choose storage from more than 40 regions. Those controls are useful, but compliance support should not be mistaken for a substitute for an organization's own compliance review.

The admin console manages members, roles, fax-number access, and usage limits. Plans permit up to 10 files per fax and a 30MB maximum file size. A Help Center and support resources are available, with priority support on eligible plans.

Pricing

The Free plan costs nothing and includes 10 pages total. That is enough to try a small number of sends, not to support recurring use.

Basic costs $6.99 a month, billed monthly, for 200 pages per month, one fax number, one member, and a 60-page maximum per fax. It is the entry paid option for an individual with modest monthly volume. Premium is $13.99 a month, billed monthly, and raises the allowance to 500 pages and the per-fax cap to 90 pages, while still including only one number and one member. It suits a heavier individual workload, but does not add team capacity.

Business costs $27.99 a month, billed monthly, and includes 1,000 pages, multiple fax numbers, five members, and a 200-page per-fax maximum. It is the more relevant choice for a small team sharing administration and numbers. Enterprise costs $79.99 a month, billed monthly, for 4,000 pages, multiple numbers, unlimited members, and a 250-page per-fax maximum; its higher allowance and open-ended seats target larger groups with sustained use.

Paid plans include a 30-day free period. Monthly plans renew monthly and annual plans renew yearly; annual plans can save up to 22%, or provide up to three months free. Choose annual billing only if the expected usage justifies the longer commitment. The listed monthly page counts are allowances, not unlimited faxing, and the per-fax page limits differ by plan.

Platforms

FAX.PLUS supports Android, iOS, and web, as well as desktop, email, Google, and multifunction printers. Its channel breadth is helpful when faxing needs to fit into a mix of mobile and office workflows.

Who it's for

FAX.PLUS makes the most sense for individuals or organizations that need inbound faxing, international reach, number portability, and a choice of monthly capacity. Business and Enterprise are better aligned with teams that need multiple numbers or shared access. Occasional users may find the 10-page free tier too restrictive for regular use, while users needing capacity beyond the plan limits should compare alternatives.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Number options and porting, inbound faxing, and sending to more than 180 countries cover a broad range of fax workflows.
• Pros: Business includes multiple numbers and five members; Enterprise includes unlimited members, so team plans scale beyond the single-user tiers.
• Pros: Regional storage, encryption, compliance support, workflow integrations, and tracked broadcasting support more complex organizational needs.
• Cons: The free plan's 10 pages are a one-time total, so it is not a durable free fax service.
• Cons: Basic and Premium each include one member and one number, limiting their fit for shared team use.
• Cons: Monthly page allowances and per-fax caps constrain usage even on the higher-priced plans.

Alternatives

Online Fax Services is the broader category to browse if FAX.PLUS's plan structure or limits do not fit.

Choose FaxTerra if a free recurring allowance matters more than FAX.PLUS's 10-page total: its free tier offers 10 pages each month for sending to the US and Canada, with no credit card required.

TELUS Cloud Fax is a paid alternative with a single-number plan at $14.95 a month, covering 300 pages monthly split between 200 inbound and 100 outbound; it may suit a user who wants that stated inbound/outbound allocation.

WestFax offers a Solo plan at $14.99 a month for 500 pages and one user license, a possible fit for someone prioritizing a larger solo allowance over FAX.PLUS's cheaper Basic tier.

iFax is another paid option, with a Basic plan at $12.49 a month for 200 pages; consider it if you want to compare another paid service at that stated allowance.

eFax is an alternative with personal and business plans for one or five users, respectively.

FAXAGE is a paid alternative whose Lite plan starts at $3.49 a month in base fees, with per-minute charges and a setup fee; it may suit readers comparing a low base fee with usage-based costs.

FaxBurner offers a free disposable number, 25 inbound pages monthly, and five outbound pages total, making it a different free option for users whose receiving allowance matters most.

eGoldFax is another paid alternative.

Verdict

Choose FAX.PLUS if you need a cross-platform fax service with inbound support, international reach, flexible number options, and a path from individual use to team administration. Its integrations, regional storage, and team controls give it useful range, but the free allowance is only a short trial and every paid tier remains quota-bound. Look elsewhere if you need a genuinely recurring free allowance or if your workload regularly exceeds its monthly or per-fax limits.