Where do you send the fax

We do not send faxes. These are services that do, and we only list what we opened ourselves.

Prices and limits are what each company publishes and they change. Check their page before you send.

These are plain links. We get nothing if you click them.

Fax sending services
ServiceWhereFree limitCard neededReceiving number
FaxZeroGlobal3 pages per fax, 5 faxes a dayNoNot verified
Fax.PlusGlobal10 pages in total on a free accountNoNo
iFaxGlobalNot verifiedNot verifiedNot verified
KT Smart FaxKoreaNot verifiedNot verifiedNot verified
HanaFaxKoreaNot verifiedNot verifiedNot verified

FaxZero

Up to 5 free faxes a day, 3 pages plus a cover each. Free faxes carry FaxZero branding on the cover. No credit card. Free sending covers the US and Canada. Paid is $3.29 per fax for up to 25 pages.

Source and check date: https://faxzero.com/ (2026-09-21)

Fax.Plus

10 free pages on a free account, no credit card. The page says you can send to more than 180 countries. The free plan is send only and gives you no fax number.

Source and check date: https://www.fax.plus/free-fax (2026-09-21)

iFax

There is a free tier and a 7 day Pro trial. The page does not say how many free pages you get. Listed prices include $2.09 for one international fax and $33.33 a month for 1000 pages on the annual Pro plan.

Source and check date: https://www.ifaxapp.com/free-fax/ (2026-09-21)

KT Smart Fax

A Korean business service for sending and receiving faxes from a PC. The page lists two plans and volume discounts. Rates depend on the destination, so we did not copy a figure into this table.

Source and check date: http://kt-biz.co.kr/board_intro/intro_M8.asp (2026-09-21)

HanaFax

A Korean phone app that scans a document and sends it. The listing says transmission credit is bought inside the app. It does not state a per page rate.

Source and check date: https://apps.apple.com/KR/app/id468353884 (2026-09-21)

Check a page count against the free limits

Enter your body page count. Where we could not read the limit, it says so.

That is 3 page(s) to send.

This counts pages only. Country coverage and account rules are up to the service.

Services we could not verify

Names that come up often, but we could not open a primary price page for them. Rather than guess, we left them out of the table.

Before you send

  1. Confirm the fax number with the office itself. One wrong digit sends your papers to a stranger.
  2. Name the department and the person on the cover. Large offices share one machine.
  3. State the page count including the cover so the other side can check nothing is missing.
  4. Call the office afterwards. A fax can cut out halfway and the sender may never know.
  5. Mask any ID or account numbers you do not need to disclose. A fax prints on paper in someone else's office.