FAX.PLUS

Overview

FAX.PLUS is an online fax service for people and organizations that want to send and receive faxes without relying on a traditional fax machine. It suits individuals who need a virtual number and teams that need member controls, integrations, or higher monthly page allowances. Its range of number options and business tools is useful, but the right plan depends on matching your page quota and per-fax ceiling to your workload.

Users can send faxes to more than 180 countries, receive inbound faxes, and choose local, toll-free, or international numbers; existing numbers can also be ported. Fax numbers are available in 48 countries. Support spans web, desktop, Android, iOS, email, Google services, and multifunction printers, giving it more ways into existing workflows than a mobile-and-web-only setup.

Key features

• Numbers and inbound faxing: Local, toll-free, and international numbers, plus number porting, make the service adaptable to different needs. Inbound faxing is supported, which matters if you need a continuing fax destination rather than outbound-only sending.
• International reach: Sending to over 180 countries is useful for cross-border work, while number availability in 48 countries is a narrower footprint for organizations that need a local number in many markets.
• Security and compliance support: Stored documents 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 from over 40 regions for fax storage. These controls may matter for regulated or location-sensitive workflows, though the compliance support alone does not establish that a particular use meets an organization's obligations.
• Administration and integrations: An admin console manages members, roles, fax-number access, and usage limits. Integrations include Google Workspace, Microsoft, Slack, Zapier, Teams, cloud storage, and APIs, making the higher tiers more relevant to teams with established workflows.
• Broadcasting and AI: A document can be sent securely to up to 500 recipients with delivery tracking. AI can turn faxes into searchable text and structured data, potentially reducing manual handling of incoming documents.
• File limits: Plans allow up to 10 files per fax and a maximum file size of 30MB. The per-fax page ceilings also vary by plan, so a generous monthly quota does not necessarily accommodate a single very long fax.

Pricing

The free plan costs 0.00 USD per free and includes 10 pages total. That is a small trial allowance rather than a recurring monthly quota, so it suits occasional evaluation, not ongoing fax volume.

Basic is the entry point for one person with modest recurring volume, but its 60-page fax cap can constrain longer documents. Premium raises the monthly allowance and per-fax ceiling while keeping the same one-member, one-number setup; it is the more suitable individual tier for heavier use. Business is the first plan with multiple numbers and five members, making it the practical step up for small teams. Enterprise adds unlimited members and the largest stated quota and per-fax ceiling, for organizations that need more shared capacity.

Paid plans include a 30-day free period. Monthly plans renew monthly; annual plans renew once a year and can provide up to three months free, saving up to 22%. Check the renewal cadence and the per-fax ceiling as well as the monthly allowance before choosing a term.

Platforms

FAX.PLUS supports Android, iOS, and web, as well as desktop, email, Google services, and multifunction printers. The wider access options make it a fit for people who need to send or receive from more than a phone or browser, while the mobile apps cover use away from a desk.

Who it's for

FAX.PLUS is a sensible choice for individuals or businesses that need inbound and outbound faxing, international sending, and a choice of virtual numbers. Its Business and Enterprise tiers make more sense when several people need access or when administration controls and integrations matter. It is less compelling for someone who only needs a few occasional pages: the free allowance is 10 pages total, and even the lowest paid tier is structured around a recurring monthly quota and one included member.

Pros and cons

• Pro — broad number options: Local, toll-free, and international numbers, plus porting, help accommodate existing fax identities and different recipient markets.
• Pro — useful team controls: Business and Enterprise include multiple fax numbers, while the admin console covers roles, access, and usage limits.
• Pro — workflow and document tools: Integrations, tracked broadcasts to up to 500 recipients, and AI conversion to searchable text and structured data extend the service beyond basic fax sending.
• Con — small free allowance: Ten pages total will not serve as a continuing free fax account.
• Con — per-fax ceilings vary: Basic caps an individual fax at 60 pages and Premium at 90, which may be a mismatch for long documents even when monthly pages remain.
• Con — low tiers are single-user: Basic and Premium include one member and one fax number, so a team must move to Business for multiple members and numbers.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison, start with Online Fax Services.

• Dropbox Fax (formerly HelloFax) is worth considering if web access and a small free outbound allowance are enough; its free plan offers five outbound pages, with up to 20 additional pages earnable, but inbound faxing requires a paid account.
• FaxTerra may suit someone who wants a recurring free quota for US and Canada sending: its free plan provides 10 pages monthly across Android, iOS, and web.
• Browserfax is an option for web-only faxing with 20 free pages and a 25-page pack priced at 4.00 USD per month, described as a one-time payment.
• FaxBurner may fit users prioritizing a disposable number and inbound pages: its free plan offers 25 inbound pages per month and five outbound pages total.
• GotFreeFax is an alternative for limited web use, with a free allowance of two faxes per day and three pages per fax.
• OVHcloud Fax is a paid alternative with web and desktop operating-system support and a dedicated fax number on its EcoFax Pro plan.
• eGoldFax is another paid option to compare.
• FaxBetter may suit web users seeking a larger free monthly quota: its free plan offers 50 fax pages per month, with 30 days availability.

Verdict

Choose FAX.PLUS if you need a virtual fax number, inbound faxing, broad international sending, or a path from individual use to managed team plans. Its strongest case is the combination of number flexibility, workflow tools, and graduated team capacity. Look elsewhere if your need is only a small occasional fax allowance or if your typical document exceeds the per-fax limit of the plan you can justify.