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PayPerFax Review

PayPerFax

Service Name
  Pay Per Fax
Monthly Fee
  $0.00
Hidden Fees
  No
Start Up Fee
  Free
800 Number
  Included
866, 877 or 888 Number
  Included
Free Trial Period
  No
Free Incoming Pages
 
$0.75, but
Free Outgoing Pages
 
$0.75, but
Users in plan
  1
Online fax storage
  None
Customer Support
  N/A
Premium Upgrades
  No
Corporate Packages
  No
Send faxes by email
  Yes
Incoming Overage Pages
 
$0.75, but
Outgoing Overage Pages
 
$0.75, but
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Plan Reviewed: Pay Per Fax


PayPerFax Pros

  • No start up fee
  • No monthly fee
  • Toll-free number included at no extra cost

PayPerFax Cons

  • No permanent fax number
  • Fax numbers are only available for free for 30 minutes
  • Limited Customer Service
  • Only 1 user
  • Expensive fax pages
  • No free trial

PayPerFax Conclusion

If you are a casual fax user who needs a pay-as-you-go internet fax service, instead of a permanent fax number to use for your business, then PayPerFax may be the right option for you. PayPerFax is unique in that they don’t charge a monthly fee; you only pay for the faxes you send or receive. The first page is $0.75, and each additional page is $0.40. Your fax number is assigned from PayPerFax’s inventory of toll-free numbers and is available to use for 30 minutes. If you need additional time, however, the rate is $0.50 for each additional 30-minute block of time. This might not be ideal if you are a small business that needs a permanent fax number to advertise on business cards, stationary, etc. Also, if you aren’t exactly sure when someone will be sending you a fax, this arrangement can be potentially inconvenient and expensive.

Despite their very helpful step-by-step tutorial and demonstration located on several pages throughout the website, phone and email customer support were both very difficult to reach. Also PayPerFax doesn’t offer a free trial, so you won’t be able to get a feel for their service unless you buy something. However, PayPerFax’s ease of use and the ability to send and receive faxes without making a monthly financial commitment make them a viable option for a casual fax user who doesn’t require a permanent fax number.