Faxaroo is a web service for sending documents to fax numbers without an account, fax machine, or subscription. You upload a PDF, PNG, JPEG, or GIF, enter the recipient’s fax number, and pay for the pages transmitted. It sends to fax numbers in the United States, Australia, Canada, Germany, and Japan, with a limit of 500 pages per fax. After transmission, Faxaroo emails a status update showing whether delivery succeeded or failed, the destination number, and page count. The service is sending-only: it has no virtual fax number, inbound faxing, or mobile apps. Faxaroo says the service is available 24/7, encrypts faxes in transit with TLS, and holds ISO 27001 certification. Documents are automatically deleted after sending. Pay-as-you-go pricing is USD $2 for the first page and USD $1 for each additional page.
Who it is for
Faxaroo suits people and organizations that need to send occasional faxes online without creating an account or using a fax machine. It is intended for web users sending to its listed international destinations.
What is good
- Send without an account or subscription
- Supports PDF, PNG, JPEG, and GIF files
- International destinations include five countries
- Faxes can contain up to 500 pages
- Emails delivery status and page count
What to know first
- No online fax receiving
- No virtual fax number
- No mobile apps
- No free plan or trial
Verdict
Faxaroo focuses on one task: sending faxes from a browser. Its pay-as-you-go workflow and broad file support fit occasional senders, while the lack of receiving and mobile apps limits broader fax workflows.
Faxaroo plans and pricing
All plansCompared on online fax services
- Free plan
- No
- Virtual fax number
- No
- Inbound faxing
- No
- Mobile apps
- No
- International faxing
- Yes
