iFax, on its own published figures
iFax sells online fax through apps and a web console, and its pricing page prints two paid plans: Basic at $12.49 a month for 200 pages, and Plus at $24.99 a month for 500 pages with one number. The plan cards print no overage, so the index records none. Its HIPAA and fax API product pages both answered on its own domain and evidence both classes. Every figure below was fetched from that page and matched word for word on the date shown.
Verified facts on iFax
| What | Figure | The vendor's own words | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry price, per month | $12.49/mo | "Basic $12.49/mo 200 Pages" | iFax pricing page (Basic) checked September 2026 |
| Pages the entry plan includes | 200 pages/mo | "$12.49/mo 200 Pages" | iFax pricing page (Basic allowance) checked September 2026 |
iFax products, evidenced
iFax maintains its own pages for the 2 product classes this index tracks; each link below is the vendor's live page for that class, which is the evidence this site counts as coverage.
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How iFax prices its range
Basic at $12.49 a month with 200 pages is printed as send-only; Plus at $24.99 adds receiving and a number with 500 pages. The page recommends at least two fax lines to support the allowance on larger plans, which is a note about throughput rather than price. With no printed overage, a sender who exceeds the allowance should read the vendor's terms before assuming a rate.
Common questions
- How much does iFax cost?
- Basic $12.49 a month for 200 pages and Plus $24.99 for 500 pages with a number, by the vendor's own page.
- Is iFax HIPAA compliant?
- Its HIPAA compliant fax product page answered on its own domain on the date shown, which is the evidence this index counts; the pricing plan cards do not print a BAA.
- Does iFax print an overage rate?
- Not in the plan cards this index reads, so none is recorded; the vendor's terms state it.