The cost of sending a fax depends on the destination you're sending it to, your plan, and how long the transmission takes.
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Destination: Sending faxes to specific locations might be calculated as multiple pages, necessitating a review of our Rates page prior to transmission.
- For example, although each page sent to the majority of destinations within the United States is considered as 1 page (with a 1x multiplier), certain other countries might apply a count of 2 pages (with a 2x multiplier).
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Your Plan: The charge for sending an additional single page varies based on your subscription plan: $0.2 for Free plans, $0.1 for Basic plans, $0.07 for Premium plans, $0.05 for Business plans, and $0.03 for Enterprise plans.
- For example, let's say you're on the Basic plan and have already used up the 200 included monthly pages. If you're sending a 5-page fax to a destination with a 2x multiplier, the cost would amount to $1.
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Duration: Each fax, sent or received, is billed by whichever is greater: the number of pages transmitted, or the connection time in full or partial 60-second blocks. Most pages go through in under a minute, but a slow connection can use more pages than the document has.
- For example, if it takes 180 seconds to transmit a one-page fax to a destination with a 1x multiplier, you will be billed for 3 pages. See Why did my fax use more pages than it has?
Note: Upon your initial sign-up with Fax.Plus and successful mobile verification, you will receive a credit of 10 free pages. These pages can only be used to send faxes to destinations with a 1x multiplier. Sending to high-rate destinations (2x multiplier or more) requires a paid plan and isn't possible with free pages or pay-as-you-go credit - see this article. For a comprehensive understanding of our available plans and pricing, kindly visit our pricing page, here.