How It Works
Send and receive, no hardware needed
Email a document to send a fax. Receive faxes as PDFs in your inbox. Everything goes through our T.38 gateway.
Get your fax number
Choose a local or toll-free fax number from our inventory, or port your existing fax number.
Send via email or web
Attach your document and email it to send. Or use the web portal to upload and fax.
Receive to your inbox
Incoming faxes arrive as PDF attachments in your email. OCR makes them searchable.
Features
Enterprise fax, zero complexity
Email-to-Fax
Attach your document and email it to the recipient's fax number. Supports PDF, Word, Excel, and image files up to 20MB.
Fax-to-Email
Incoming faxes are converted to PDF and delivered to your inbox in seconds. No fax machine, no missed pages, no paper jams.
OCR & Search
Automatic text recognition makes every fax searchable. Find documents by content, not just date — across your entire archive.
Enterprise Security
TLS encryption in transit, AES-256 encryption at rest via Azure, full audit logging, and role-based access controls for your team.
T.38 Fax Protocol
Every fax is transmitted using the T.38 standard — the gold standard for fax-over-IP. Crystal-clear quality, no lost pages, no retransmissions.
Cloud Archive
Every fax is stored securely in the cloud. Business plans get unlimited retention. Download, forward, or re-fax any document from your archive.
Who It's For
Trusted by industries that can't afford downtime
Healthcare
Secure, encrypted faxing for patient records, prescriptions, and referrals.
Legal
Secure transmission for contracts, court filings, and signed documents.
Real Estate
Send and receive offers, disclosures, and closing documents instantly.
Finance
Secure handling of financial documents, applications, and statements.
Pricing
Simple, honest pricing
No contracts, no hidden fees. Cancel anytime. All plans include a 14-day free trial.
Basic
Local fax number — essentials
per local number · 100 pages included
$0.10/page overage
Each plan is per fax number. Need multiple numbers? Subscribe to as many as you need.
FAQ
Common questions
