Last month when AAR Past President Mike Wasmann joined John Hall & Associates we had a quick discussion about web based faxing. He wasn’t looking for the $FREE.99 MongoFax from AAR. He wanted a fax number he could put on his business cards that would forward all faxed documents directly to his email. On the flip-side, the service would allow him to send a fax as an email and have it arrive on his client’s regular fax machine. I normally refer to this as efaxing, except efax is an actual company. So in this article we’ll call it web based faxing instead.
Since my conversation with Mike, I had a chance to help teach a real estate technology class (GRI 314). Web based faxing was one of the topics and the class jump started this list. Then I touched base with a few more REALTORS® and added their recommendations to the list.
| Company | Monthly Cost | # of Pages In/Out | Overages |
|---|---|---|---|
| efax.com | $16.95 | 130 Combined | $.15/page |
| rapidfax.com | $9.95 | 300 Combined | $.08/page |
| unityfax.com | $9.99 | Unlimited/250 | $.05/page |
| myfax.com | $10 | 500 Combined | $.10/page |
| fax.com | $9.99 | 300 Combined | $.12/page |
| onesuite.com | $2.95 | Unlimited/0 | $.025/page |
| greenfax.com | $12.95 | 250/100 | In $.03/Out $.05 |
This is a list of no wrong answers. This whole list was compiled by recommendations from REALTORS® – no googling needed!

I had to add a picture from this scene in Office Space
Each service has it’s own little quirks. For example, the amount of time varies that they’ll store your fax history. Some of the services require a special program to be installed on your computer, some don’t. Some offer toll-free numbers for free, some charge. I’ve heard efax.com is the only one that will allow you to transfer an existing fax number. However, the only company I actually spoke with was MyFax.com. The sales guy was very knowledgeable about their web based faxing technology and why their service dropped less faxes, etc. He did say a toll-free number was included in their monthly charge. If I were pulling the trigger today, it would probably be between myfax.com (sales guy I spoke with: 888.733.0000 x313) and the lowest cost option onesuite.com.
If you’re already using an internet faxing service – leave a comment and tell us who and why you like it! If you have yet to sign-up for one, well then, here’s to adding a great tool to your REALTOR® toolbox!


Hey Phil,
For years I have used:
Metro Hi Speed 1-888-321-3121 support available 5AM to 6PM Pacific time Monday-Friday
$12.95/mo or $15.95/mo for an 800 number
1,000 combined incoming & outgoing pages and $.03 for additional pages
Thanks again for all you do to help us!
Vic
Thanks for the email. You may want to add Impact Fax to your list. I’ve been using their service for several years and it has never let me down. I think I pay $28.00 – $29.00 every 3 months and receive unlimited incoming faxes. I never use the service for outgoing fax’s, so I’m not sure what those charges would be. They have packages specifically for Realtors, mortgage brokers and title companies.
I was also a customer of eFax for a few years and the difference is up time as well as not getting charged on overages for incoming faxes (very easy to do and sometimes very costly). The service has been 100% and I’ve cut my faxing bills in excess of 50%.
http://www.impactfax.com/pricingoptions.htm
http://www.impactfax.com/RealtorIfax.htm
Hi,
Thanks for the very useful info.
Cheers,
Scott Kim