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We used Fax.Plus to send documents to offices that still require fax. Here’s why it’s our top pick.
We used Fax.Plus for the one thing many government offices, doctors and insurers still insist on: a fax. We uploaded a PDF, typed the fax number, and Fax.Plus sent it and emailed us a confirmation once it was delivered.
It works from a web browser or the phone app, and paid plans include your own fax number for receiving faxes, which arrive as PDFs. There’s no machine, phone line or cover-sheet hassle.
There’s a free plan for occasional use (10 pages), and the Basic plan is $6.99 a month billed annually for 200 pages plus a fax number, the best value we found. Competitors charge about twice as much for similar plans.
Add a PDF or photo from your phone or computer.
Add a cover page if the office needs one.
You’re notified when the fax is delivered.
Paid plans include a number that delivers incoming faxes to your inbox.
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