Overview
QuickFax is a browser-based fax transmission utility built around a single transaction: upload a document, enter a destination number, pay $1.50 per page, and send. There is no account layer, no trial funnel, and no recurring plan. The product targets occasional senders — people filing IRS, SSA, legal, medical, or government paperwork — who need one delivery rather than a monthly fax subscription.
How It Works
- No registration step: the checkout flow never asks for a name, address, or password.
- Documents up to 20MB are added through drag-and-drop, file picker, or a phone camera capture.
- An optional cover sheet can be generated before transmission.
- A live status page reports transmission progress, followed by an emailed delivery confirmation.
- Works in mobile and desktop browsers, so no app install is required on iPhone, Android, or computer.
Security and Data Handling
Uploaded files are encrypted immediately with 256-bit AES and transmitted over enforced TLS 1.2 with encrypted APIs. QuickFax states that files are purged automatically once a fax is delivered or fails. The site builds on Microsoft cloud infrastructure but does not publish a SOC 2 or HIPAA attestation.
Pricing Model
Flat per-page billing at $1.50, with no minimum commitment and no subscription. The site does not disclose whether a cover sheet counts as an additional billable page, so the final total per fax is not fully specified.
Limitations
Outbound transmission only — there is no inbound faxing, dedicated fax number, number porting, API access, or bulk sending. Service availability outside the United States is not stated, and compliance certifications are absent from the public pages.
