FAX.PLUS

Overview

FAX.PLUS is an online fax service with web and mobile apps, virtual numbers, and inbound faxing. It suits people who need to send or receive faxes across devices, and teams that need shared administration; its strongest case is the range of capacity and team options across its paid plans, while the free tier is only a 10-page trial-sized allowance.

Local, toll-free, and international numbers are available, and users can port an existing number. Faxes can be sent to more than 180 countries, with numbers available in 48. That combination makes it a practical fit for organizations handling international correspondence, though the monthly page limits still need to match actual volume.

Key features

• Number choice and portability: Inbound faxing and local, toll-free, or international numbers cover common receiving needs; porting lets users keep an existing fax number.
• Security and compliance: Stored documents use 256-bit AES encryption and transfers use TLS 1.2 or higher. FAX.PLUS cites SOC 2, HIPAA, ISO 27001, GDPR, and CCPA compliance support, useful for organizations with formal handling requirements.
• Regional storage: Users can choose from more than 40 storage regions, which gives organizations a way to align fax storage with regional requirements.
• Team controls and integrations: The admin console manages members, roles, fax-number access, and usage limits. Integrations include Google Workspace, Microsoft, Slack, Zapier, Teams, cloud storage, and APIs, broadening its usefulness in existing workflows.
• Broadcasting and AI: A document can be securely sent to as many as 500 recipients with delivery tracking. AI can convert faxes into searchable text and structured data.
• File limits: Each fax can include up to 10 files, with a 30MB maximum file size. Per-fax page caps also vary by plan, so high-volume documents may require a higher tier.
• Support: A Help Center and support resources are provided, with priority support on eligible plans.

Pricing

FAX.PLUS is freemium. The free plan costs nothing and includes 10 pages total, not a recurring monthly quota, so it is best for an occasional one-off fax rather than ongoing use. Paid plans include a 30-day free period. Monthly plans renew monthly; annual plans renew once a year, and annual plans can provide up to three months free, saving up to 22%.

The lower paid tiers are limited to one included member and one fax number, making them individual plans rather than shared-service options. Business raises the allowance and includes five members plus multiple numbers; Enterprise costs substantially more but quadruples Business's page quota and removes the member limit. Choose by both monthly pages and maximum pages per fax: a plan with enough monthly capacity may still reject a single oversized fax.

Platforms

FAX.PLUS supports web, desktop, Android, iOS, email, Google, and multifunction printers. Mobile apps are available, so users can work from phones as well as browsers; the broader access options also suit teams that route documents through email or office equipment.

Who it's for

FAX.PLUS is a strong match for individuals who need a real monthly allowance and organizations that value multiple numbers, role-based administration, regional storage, and integrations. Its international reach is useful for cross-border faxing. It is less compelling for someone who only needs a handful of occasional pages: the free allowance runs out after 10 total pages, and the paid entry plan starts at $6.99 a month.

Pros and cons

• Pro: The plans scale from 200 to 4,000 pages monthly, with higher per-fax limits at each tier, giving users a clear upgrade path as volume grows.
• Pro: Business and Enterprise include multiple numbers and team access, while the admin console adds controls over roles, number access, and usage.
• Pro: Number portability, international number options, and sending to over 180 countries support varied faxing needs.
• Con: The free plan's 10 pages are a total allowance, not a monthly allocation, so it is not a durable free service for recurring use.
• Con: Basic and Premium include only one member and one fax number, so teams must move to the more expensive Business tier.
• Con: Monthly page quotas and per-fax caps both constrain usage; frequent long documents can force an upgrade even when the monthly total is modest.

Alternatives

Browse Online Fax Services to compare the category. Choose Dropbox Fax (formerly HelloFax) if a web-only, sending-focused free option with five outbound pages and the chance to earn up to 20 more suits better; inbound faxing requires a paid account. FaxTerra is worth considering for a free 10-page monthly allowance limited to sending to the US and Canada, rather than FAX.PLUS's 10-page lifetime free tier.

OVHcloud Fax is another option. WestFax is another option. TELUS Cloud Fax is another option. iFax is another option. Browserfax is another option. eFax is another option.

Verdict

Choose FAX.PLUS if you need dependable cross-platform faxing that can grow from an individual allowance to managed team access, especially when international sending, number choice, and administration matter. Its layered security and integration options strengthen the case for business use. Look elsewhere if your faxing is occasional or you need multiple users on an entry-level plan: the free pages do not replenish, and shared access begins at Business.