Redfax review
Low-cost, high-volume faxing with broad core features but limited integrations.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Redfax is a cloud-based online fax service for individuals, small businesses, and higher-volume commercial users. It supports virtual local and toll-free fax numbers, inbound faxes delivered as PDF email attachments, outbound faxing through a web portal or email, fax storage, account archives, existing-number porting, and electronic signature and fill tools. It operates through web and email workflows rather than requiring fax hardware.
Pricing is structured across Personal, Small Business, and Commercial plans, with monthly and annual options. Personal costs $3.33 per month or $39.99 per year; Small Business costs $6.67 per month or $79.95 per year; and Commercial costs $29.99 per month or $359.99 per year. Each listed plan includes web portal access, fax from email, unlimited fax storage, and a free fax number. The published positioning lists 600 monthly pages at the $3.33 monthly price, with overage charges applying after the included quota. Fax blasting supports up to 50 recipients, and international faxing is available for an additional fee.
Redfax fits organizations that prioritize a low entry price and substantial fax volume over a broad software ecosystem. The service supports web and API access, but its listed integrations are limited to Google Cloud Print and email, and no mobile apps are listed. Its HIPAA compliance mode may suit workflows that require that option, while number porting helps organizations move existing fax lines into the service. Choose Redfax for web- or email-centered faxing, storage, signatures, and broadcasting; consider an alternative if mobile access or extensive integrations is central to the workflow.
Redfax pros and cons
- Where it wins
- 600 monthly pages listed at the $3.33 monthly starting price
- Web, email, local, and toll-free faxing with number porting
- Fax blasting, signatures, storage, and HIPAA compliance mode
- Where it doesn't
- No mobile apps are listed
- Integrations are limited to Google Cloud Print and email
- International faxing costs an additional fee
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