Send Fax Online with PayPal
Send fax online with one-time PayPal payment, no subscription, encrypted temporary storage, and confirmed delivery status.
Pay-as-you-go online fax pricing
There is no monthly plan or trial conversion. Each fax has one visible price and its own delivery-linked payment state.
- One-time price
- $2.89 covers up to 5 pages. Each additional page is $0.39, and the total is shown before PayPal opens.
- Authorization before submission
- PayPal authorizes the displayed amount before FaxOnWeb submits the fax. Authorization is not the same as a completed charge.
- Capture after confirmed delivery
- The authorized payment is captured only after the recipient fax machine confirms delivery.
- Final delivery failure
- A final failure starts an authorization void or refund attempt. Any unresolved recovery state remains visible for reconciliation or support review.
What to expect
- Pay once with PayPal: $2.89 for up to 5 pages, then $0.39 per additional page.
- Upload PDF, TIF, TIFF, JPG, JPEG, or PNG documents with up to 200 pages.
- Documents retained while waiting for delivery are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM; validation and transmission use isolated, short-lived processing files.
- A fax is shown as successful only after the recipient fax machine confirms delivery.
- Deletion is attempted no later than 7 days after upload for final failures, and failed deletion attempts are retried. Unresolved documents stay encrypted while the delivery outcome is reconciled; deletion is attempted after confirmed delivery or a terminal retention outcome.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can I send fax online using PayPal only?
- Yes. FaxOnWeb supports PayPal checkout for one-time fax sending, so you do not need a separate monthly billing setup.
- Do I need a subscription?
- No. This flow is pay-as-you-go. Each submission is authorized separately and captured only after confirmed delivery.
- Can I use this for Canada or UK faxes?
- Yes. The same PayPal checkout flow works for country-specific fax routes like Canada and the United Kingdom.