Direct fax comparison
A low-cost browser sender with free daily limits, fixed pay-per-fax tiers, prepaid credits, and a separate international route.
At a glance
This table covers the published plans and features most relevant to an individual sender. Enterprise add-ons may differ. On a small screen, scroll horizontally to see every column.
| Decision point | Just One Fax | GotFreeFax |
|---|---|---|
| Price and billing | $5 for one fax; no renewal | Free U.S./Canada sending allows three pages per fax and two faxes per day. Premium pay-per-fax costs $1.25 for up to 10 pages, $2.45 for 20, or $3.75 for 30; prepaid credits have no monthly fee. |
| Pages and volume | Up to 100 final pages in one fax | Free is capped at three pages per fax and two daily sends. Premium is capped at 30 pages per fax; prepaid accounts buy page credits in larger blocks. |
| Account | No account | No account for free or premium pay-per-fax; an account is used for prepaid credits |
| Inbound faxing | Not offered | The free and premium sending options do not include a private inbound number; a shared public receiving number exists and is explicitly unsuitable for personal or sensitive documents |
| Destinations | One U.S. fax number | Free and listed premium tiers cover the U.S. and Canada; a separate service reaches 200+ countries at country-specific rates |
| How it works | Guest browser upload with PDF, JPG, or PNG | A low-cost browser sender with free daily limits, fixed pay-per-fax tiers, prepaid credits, and a separate international route. |
| Published compliance claims | No HIPAA claim or BAA | GotFreeFax does not state a HIPAA or BAA commitment for these options, and its shared public receiving number should not be used for sensitive documents. |
Cost and volume
GotFreeFax has the clear price advantage through its 30-page $3.75 tier. Just One Fax becomes a distinct option above that published pay-per-fax ceiling, covering up to 100 final pages for $5 to one U.S. number.
Just One Fax prices each destination as a separate $5 transaction. One page and 100 final pages cost the same, but a second recipient or a later fax costs another $5. It does not preserve an unused monthly allowance or provide a fax number between sends.
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What GotFreeFax changes
Hard boundaries
These distinctions rule out more options than a small price difference does.
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Reasons not to choose us
Provider sources and update date
Details last checked August 24, 2026. Review the provider-owned sources below and confirm current pricing, promotions, plan names, destination support, and agreement terms before choosing.
Questions, answered
Up to three pages per fax, with two free faxes per day to the U.S. and Canada.
Not for its free or premium pay-per-fax routes. Prepaid page credits use an account, and free sends require confirmation through an emailed link.
It offers a shared public receiving number, not a dedicated private inbox, and warns against using it for personal or sensitive documents.
For the one-off job
Upload PDF, JPG, or PNG files, review up to 100 final pages, and track the transmission result. Choose another service if you need inbound, international, team, or compliance features.
Send one fax for $5