A Fax.Plus alternative for the occasional fax
Fax.Plus is an account based service: its free plan sends 10 pages in total, once, and its paid plans start at $6.99 a month for 200 pages with a fax number. FaxJet’s website needs no account and no plan: $2.99 for up to 10 pages to the US or Canada, from $3.99 to over 240 countries, and a fax that can’t be delivered is refunded in full.
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Sending a fax without an account
- 01
Open the sender
On this page or the home page, on a computer or a phone. No sign up.
- 02
Add the pages
A PDF or photos, up to 30 pages, cover page included.
- 03
Type the number and pay
The price shows first; pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay.
- 04
Get the receipt
The fax goes out live, busy lines are redialed, and a receipt follows.
At a glance
- Fax.Plus free plan
- 10 pages in total, once, send only
- Fax.Plus Basic
- $6.99 a month, 200 pages, a fax number
- Fax.Plus Premium
- $13.99 a month, 500 pages
- FaxJet website
- $2.99 per fax up to 10 pages, no account
- Failed fax
- FaxJet refunds in full; Fax.Plus may charge for a call that connected
No account, one price
Fax.Plus and FaxJet side by side
Fax.Plus is a full fax service with apps, numbers and integrations. FaxJet’s website does one thing: it sends a fax, now, for one price.
| Fax.Plus | FaxJet website | |
|---|---|---|
| Free | 10 pages in total, once | None |
| Paid | $6.99 a month for 200 pages (Basic), $13.99 for 500 (Premium) | $2.99 up to 10 pages, $4.99 up to 30 (US, Canada) |
| Account | Required | None |
| Fax number | From the Basic plan | In the iPhone app’s Pro plan |
| Busy line | Optional retries, up to 3, set per fax | Redialed automatically |
| Failed fax | Credit used for a call that connected | Refunded in full |
| Countries | Over 180 | Over 240 |
| Stopping | Cancel the plan; it runs to the end of the cycle | Nothing to cancel |
Fax.Plus plans as published on fax.plus on October 10, 2026.
What a year costs
Count your faxes to the US or Canada, up to 10 pages each. Twelve faxes a year cost $35.88 on FaxJet’s website; Fax.Plus Basic costs $83.99 a year paid yearly. At about 28 faxes a year the two meet, and above that the plan is cheaper.
Faxes of 11 to 30 pages cost $4.99 on FaxJet, which moves the line lower. Faxes abroad depend on the country on both: the international guide lists FaxJet’s price for each one.
When Fax.Plus is the better choice
If you fax three times a month or more, need a number that receives, send from Google Drive or other apps, or need a BAA, a Fax.Plus plan fits better.
When FaxJet is the better choice
If you fax a few times a year, an account and a plan are overhead. FaxJet asks for nothing but the document and the number, shows the price first, and refunds a fax that fails.
- No account to create or close.
- Up to 30 pages per fax, one price for 11 to 30 pages.
- A full refund, not a used credit, when a fax fails.
- Faxes to over 240 countries.
Questions
Is FaxJet cheaper than Fax.Plus?
For one or two faxes a month, yes: two faxes cost $5.98 on FaxJet, against $6.99 for a month of Fax.Plus Basic. From three faxes a month, Fax.Plus Basic costs less.
I used up Fax.Plus’s free pages. Now what?
Fax.Plus sells extra pages at $0.20 each or a monthly plan. On FaxJet you pay for the fax you are sending, with no account to keep.
Do I need an account?
Fax.Plus needs one to send. FaxJet’s website doesn’t: the fax is linked to your browser and its tracking link.
Does a failed fax cost money?
Fax.Plus’s help center says credit is used for failed calls that connected, because carriers charge for the time. FaxJet refunds a fax in full if it can’t be delivered after the redials.
Can I get a fax number?
Fax.Plus includes one from its Basic plan. FaxJet includes one in the iPhone app’s Pro plan; the website only sends.
Is FaxJet HIPAA compliant?
FaxJet makes no HIPAA claims. Fax.Plus offers a BAA on its Enterprise plan.