FaxRx review
HIPAA-focused shared faxing with 300 monthly pages from $15 per month.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
FaxRx is a browser-based online fax service for U.S. pharmacies, prescriber clinics, specialty practices, and telehealth practices. It supports sending and receiving faxes, dedicated U.S. fax numbers, searchable history, email forwarding, notifications, cover sheets, reusable templates, and inbound PDF delivery. Shared team seats and contact books make it suitable for small healthcare teams that need a common fax workflow. Every plan includes a Business Associate Agreement, and the service is billed monthly through self-serve plans.
Pricing scales by outbound volume, numbers, storage, and team access. Starter costs $15 per month and includes 300 outbound pages, one fax number, three team members, 1 GB of storage, and a BAA. Professional costs $39 per month, increasing the allowance to 1,000 outbound pages, up to three fax numbers, 10 team members, and unlimited fax storage; it also includes free number porting and a BAA. Enterprise costs $99 per month and provides 3,000 outbound pages, up to 10 fax numbers, unlimited team members, unlimited fax storage, free number porting, and a BAA. All plans include unmetered inbound faxing.
The strongest fit is a healthcare organization that values shared access and compliance-oriented workflow features over broad platform coverage. Batch sending to up to 100 saved contacts, email forwarding, delivery status, and chain-hashed audit logging add practical controls for recurring fax operations. FaxRx operates through the web, with support provided by email, and does not include mobile apps or faxing outside the +1 North American numbering plan. Teams needing mobile access, international faxing, or integrations with other business tools should choose a service built around those requirements instead.
FaxRx pros and cons
- Where it wins
- BAA included on every plan with chain-hashed audit logging
- Shared seats, contact books, templates, and batch sending to 100 contacts
- Searchable fax history, delivery status, and inbound PDF delivery
- Where it doesn't
- Web-only service without mobile apps
- Does not fax outside the +1 North American numbering plan
- No integrations are listed for connecting other business tools
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