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Fax.com vs TELUS Cloud Fax

Fax.com

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Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYesYes
WindowsYesYes
macOS—Yes
iOSYesYes
AndroidYesYes
APIYesYes
Plans published32
Spec score · Online Fax Services8.5 (#29)8.9 (#8)
Spec score · Online fax services8.4 (#35)8.8 (#14)
Free planNoNo
HeadquartersLos Angeles, California, United StatesBritish Columbia, Canada
Inbound faxingYesYes
IntegrationsThe integrations page lists Epic, athenahealth, SAP, Salesforce, Medplum, KanTime, Zoho, PaperCut, multifunction printers, and an eFax API.The page names SAP and Salesforce.com as example application integrations available via a Fax API.
International faxingYesYes
Monthly page allowance200300
SecurityThe pricing page says all plans feature HIPAA-compliant encryption and that the Business plan includes a signed BAA.TELUS says advanced security technologies protect documents and customer data for Canadian-bound faxes remains in Canada.
SupportThe pricing page says every plan includes access to live support.The product page lists separate technical-support numbers for TELUS Cloud Fax and the eFax Corporate-powered service.
Virtual fax numberYesYes

Plans

Fax.com

  • BusinessPrice not published
  • CorporatePriced on request
  • PersonalPrice not published

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TELUS Cloud Fax

  • Single fax number$14.95, paid once
  • Setup feePrice not published

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Fax.com

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TELUS Cloud Fax

TELUS Cloud Fax is a cloud-based service for organizations that send and receive faxes by email. The Single fax number plan costs $14.95 a month and includes one local or toll-free number and 300 pages per month: 200 inbound and 100 outbound. Setup costs $12.95 one time, and each additional page costs $0.12. To send a fax, users attach a document to an email and enter the recipient's fax number. Incoming faxes arrive as PDF email attachments, and customers can keep existing fax numbers. TELUS says the service works with all email platforms and supports international faxing. Its page names SAP and Salesforce.com as examples of integrations available through a Fax API. TELUS says it uses advanced security technologies, that Canadian-bound faxing keeps customer data in Canada, and that complete audit trails help with data privacy regulations. The service has a 99.5% uptime objective. Platforms listed include web, Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows. TELUS describes it as suitable for organizations of all sizes and says it requires no fax machines, fax servers, or dedicated fax lines.

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