Overview
QuickFax is an online fax service built around pay per page pricing rather than a monthly subscription. Operated by QuickFax LLC and founded by Ron Hash, the platform allows users to send a PDF, document, or image straight from a web browser for a flat $1.50 per page, with no account setup and no recurring charge. The service is aimed at occasional senders who need to reach a fax machine for IRS, SSA, legal, medical, or government paperwork, and it reports being used by thousands of customers for exactly those tasks.
What They Offer
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Pay per page transmission. A flat $1.50 per page applies to every fax, with no sign up, no free trial, and no subscription tier to cancel. Checkout completes in a single pass before the fax begins sending.
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Browser based sending across devices. The service runs in a mobile or desktop browser, so a fax can be sent from a computer, iPhone, Android phone, or tablet without downloading an app. Phone users can photograph paper documents and send the images directly.
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Broad file format support. Uploads can include PDF, DOC, DOCX, JPG, PNG, TIFF, and HEIC files up to 20MB, and senders can attach an optional cover sheet before checkout.
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Live status and delivery confirmation. After payment, a status page tracks the fax in real time, and an email confirmation follows once the document reaches the receiving machine.
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Security and file disposal. Files are encrypted on upload with 256 bit AES, transmitted over encrypted APIs with enforced TLS 1.2, and stored on Microsoft cloud infrastructure. Documents are deleted automatically after delivery or after a failed attempt.
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Guidance and comparisons. A guides library covers topics such as sending a one time fax, faxing from a computer, and faxing from iPhone or Android, alongside head to head comparisons with Dropbox Fax, eFax, Faxaroo, and FaxZero.
Who They Serve
QuickFax suits individuals, sole proprietors, and small teams that send a handful of faxes a year to agencies, clinics, courts, or lenders. It fits remote and mobile workers who need a one off transmission from a phone or laptop, and it is less suited to high volume operations that send dozens of pages weekly and would benefit from a flat monthly plan.
Reputation and Support
The site displays Trustpilot reviews and a set of customer testimonials, most of which highlight the absence of registration and the short time from upload to delivery. Support is handled by email at support@quickfax.com, and the company publishes privacy and terms pages alongside its faxing guides.
