No, Reliable Fax only charges for successful deliveries. If a fax fails, you won’t be billed for it. This policy helps avoid surprise charges that can occur with other services that bill for all fax attempts.

No setup fees! Reliable Fax allows you to get started without any upfront costs, unlike some providers that charge setup fees even on basic plans.

Reliable Fax includes HIPAA compliance at no additional cost in the standard plan, making it accessible to healthcare and legal professionals. For those needing custom HIPAA configurations or post-pay invoicing, these are available for a flat rate of $500 per month.

Reliable Fax offers flexible, volume-based pricing without strict monthly page limits or unexpected overage charges. Other providers may restrict plans to set page limits with overage charges as high as $0.10 per page, which can increase monthly costs.

Each additional fax number is only $5 per month with Reliable Fax, significantly more affordable than providers that charge $10 or more per additional line.

Yes, Reliable Fax allows unlimited users and email addresses on your account at no additional cost, making it suitable for teams and larger organizations. Many other fax services restrict the number of email addresses you can use without extra charges.

Reliable Fax ensures timely delivery for all fax volumes. Delays in fax delivery are a known frustration for users of certain market-leading fax providers, where faxes can take longer to reach recipients during high-traffic periods.

Reliable Fax’s standard plan includes essential security features suitable for HIPAA compliance without needing to activate additional security. Some providers require you to contact support to enable enhanced security options, adding complexity and potential delays.

Yes! Reliable Fax’s pricing structure is clear, with no hidden fees or complex custom pricing tiers. Corporate plans with certain providers often require custom quotes, which can make it hard to understand overall costs upfront.

With Reliable Fax, you only pay for successful fax transmissions. In contrast, some fax services charge for each attempt, including failed ones, which can unexpectedly increase costs.