MetroFax Review

Service Name |
Personal | |
Monthly Fee |
$12.95 | |
Hidden Fees |
No | |
Start Up Fee |
$9.95 | |
800 Number |
$2.00/month | |
866, 877 or 888 Number |
$2.00/month | |
Free Trial Period |
No, but |
|
Free Incoming Pages |
1000 Total | |
Free Outgoing Pages |
Combined | |
Users in plan |
1 | |
Online fax storage |
30 Days | |
Customer Support |
M-F 8-9 EST | |
Premium Upgrades |
No | |
Corporate Packages |
Yes | |
Send faxes by email |
Yes | |
Incoming Overage Pages |
$0.03 | |
Outgoing Overage Pages |
$0.03 |
Plan Reviewed: Virtual Fax
MetroFax Pros
- 1000 pages per month
- Low overage rates
- Easy-to-use interface
- MetroFax charges per page NOT per minute (no matter how long the page takes to transmit)
MetroFax Cons
- $9.95 start up fee
- Your 1 free month is the second month, which means no free trial
- $2 extra per user email
MetroFax Conclusion
This is an excellent program for higher volume users. You get 1000 combined pages for $12.95 per month. Their interface is also really easy to use. However, there is a start up fee and only one email address can be set as a recipient for incoming faxes. It's also important to note that local numbers aren't available for Louisiana, North Carolina, and South Carolina, but MetroFax gives these locations a toll free number at no additional charge.
Most of the feedback we have received from MetroFax users has been 5 out of 5 stars.

