Fax.Plus vs FaxTerra
Fax.Plus Basic is $6.99/mo for 200 pages with a fax number, which is more pages per dollar than FaxTerra Starter at $4.99 for 50 plus the 10 free. Where we win is the year ($49.99 against $83.99), free pages every month against their 10 once, and HIPAA, which they gate to their Enterprise plan, listed at $79.99/mo and also shown as "Starts at $99.99/mo", against our $4.99/mo add-on on any paid plan.
Pricing comparison
FaxTerra
10 pages/month
50 pages/mo
Includes dedicated fax number
200 pages/mo
Includes dedicated fax number
1000 pages/mo
Includes dedicated fax number
Fax.Plus
200 pages/mo
Includes fax number
500 pages/mo
Includes fax number
1,000 pages/mo
Includes fax number
HIPAA and BAA tier; their card also reads "Starts at $99.99/mo"
Includes fax number
Fax.Plus pricing verified: August 2026; App Store listing read October 2026. Competitor pricing changes regularly.
Fax.Plus on your phone
Purchases with no billing period printed on the listing are left out rather than guessed, and the App Store shows at most ten purchases per app, so this is what the listing states rather than everything sold.
FaxTerra
- Free every month
- 10 pages
- Pay per page
- $1.99 for 10 pages
- Plan with a fax number
- $4.99/month
- Billed weekly
- Never
Fax.Plus
- Publisher
- Alohi SA
- App Store rating
- 4.68 from 12,793 ratings
- How it sells
- Free tier, Monthly plan, Annual plan
Fax.Plus subscriptions, with the period the listing states
The store shows the highest tier of a purchase family, and apps run introductory variants, so one product can appear at several prices. A yearly figure beside a weekly price is that price multiplied by 52: what a year of the plan costs if it keeps renewing, not a plan the app sells.
- Basic Monthly$8.99 a month
- Premium Monthly$17.99 a month
- Basic Annual$83.99 a year
- Premium Annual$167.99 a year
Feature comparison
| Feature | FaxTerra | Fax.Plus |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier | 10 pages every month, no credit card | 10 pages once per user, ever, and only after phone verification |
| No branding | ||
| Dedicated number | ||
| Fax inbox | ||
| Send + receive | ||
| Cover page | ||
| PDF preview | ||
| Email notifications | ||
| Cancellation | Online, any plan | Self-serve in the app, but no refund, including the most recent charge |
| Transparent overage pricing | ||
| People on the account | Unlimited, no per-user fees | Basic is 1 member; Business includes 5 |
| HIPAA BAA | $4.99/mo add-on on any paid plan, BAA signed at checkout | Enterprise plan only, listed at $79.99/mo and also shown as "Starts at $99.99/mo" |
| Mobile apps | iOS and Android | iOS and Android |
| International | 27 countries on every plan, free pages included; a page outside the US and Canada counts as two | Numbers in 40+ countries, sends to 180+; some destinations count as 2 pages |
| Number porting | Free with any paid plan | Free, but porting a US or Canadian number requires Premium or higher |
| Credit expiry | Never expire | Purchased credits do not expire; monthly plan pages do not roll over |
Fax.Plus: pros and cons
What they do well
- Polished interface with mobile apps
- More pages per dollar than Starter at the entry tier: 200 pages and a number for $6.99/mo
- Purchased extra credits never expire, the same as ours
- Security features aimed at larger organisations: SSO, SCIM, data residency, SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001
Where FaxTerra wins
- Free tier is 10 pages once per account, ever, and it needs mobile-number verification that only works when your IP country matches the phone number
- A free account cannot receive at all
- No way to buy more pages from the send flow: hitting the limit triggers a subscription paywall
- HIPAA and a BAA are gated to the Enterprise plan at $79.99/mo, and the same card also reads "Starts at $99.99/mo"
- Porting a US or Canadian number in requires upgrading to Premium, despite porting being advertised as free
- A transmission over 60 seconds counts as an extra page, and some destinations count double
- No refunds on subscriptions, including the most recent charge
The verdict
Fax.Plus is the closest thing to a peer in this comparison, and on raw pages per dollar their Basic plan beats our Starter. The case for us is the rest of the shape: 10 free pages every month against 10 once per account, a year at $49.99 against their $83.99, and HIPAA on any paid plan from $9.98/mo against a $79.99 Enterprise tier. If you need 200 pages a month and nothing else on that list, buy theirs.
Judge it yourself: the screenshot walkthrough shows every screen of FaxTerra before you sign up for anything.
Frequently asked questions
Does Fax.Plus include a fax number?
Yes, all paid plans (Basic $6.99/mo and up) include a dedicated fax number as of 2026. Previously, Basic was a send-only plan without a number; Fax.Plus restructured to include one across all tiers. FaxTerra also includes a dedicated number on its $4.99/mo Starter plan.
Is Fax.Plus free?
Fax.Plus grants 10 free pages once per account, and their help centre states they cannot be claimed again. Claiming them needs mobile-number verification, which only sends a code when the country of your IP address matches the country code of the phone. A free account cannot receive faxes at all. When the pages run out, the app shows a "No Pages Remaining" modal offering only "Change Plan", with no way to buy pages from the send flow. FaxTerra's free pages are not a one-off: you get 10 of them each month, with credit packs if you need more.
How does Fax.Plus compare on price?
Basic is $6.99/mo on their web site for 200 pages with a fax number, or $83.99 for a year; Premium is $13.99/mo for 500 pages. Buying Basic through their iOS app costs $8.99/mo instead. On pages per dollar, Basic beats FaxTerra Starter at $4.99/mo for 50 pages plus the 10 free ones, and FaxTerra Business matches it at $9.99/mo for 200. On the year, Starter is $49.99 against their $83.99.
- "They sent the fax absolutely free. Kudos!" · Dan
- "No credit card required" · Rob
- "Receive faxes reliably, all for a great price" · R.A.
Get the FaxTerra app
10 free pages a month, page packs from $1.99, and your own fax number on any plan. No weekly billing.
On a computer, you can send a fax from the web
