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Faxera vs. eFax, Fax.Plus, SRFax and Documo

Fair facts, from each company's published pages. Including where someone else is the better fit.

FaxeraSRFaxeFaxFax.PlusDocumo
Cheapest plan with a BAA$14.99, Solo$12.60, Healthcare LiteBusiness plan, see efax.com$99.99, Enterprise ($79.99 billed yearly)$25, Solo, yearly only
Pages at that price5002005004,000300
Extra page6¢5¢7¢3¢15¢
Users includedUnlimitedMultiple, count not published5, then $10 eachUnlimited1, then $3 each
Keep your fax machineYes, monitored lineNoNoNoYes, FaxBridge adapter
Resell under your brandYes, $99 / monthNot publishedYesReferral program onlyYes, quote
SOC 2 reportNot yetNot publishedYes, plus HITRUSTYes, Type IIYes, Type II, plus HITRUST e1

Published list prices and features as of October 2026, monthly billing unless noted. Sources: SRFax, eFax, Fax.Plus, Documo. Report a correction: [email protected]

Faxera is the better fit when

✓ You need a BAA without paying for a plan built for 50 people.

✓ Several people or departments share fax numbers.

✓ Someone in the office will never give up the fax machine.

✓ Your IT or phone provider wants to manage it for you.

✓ You want plain pricing you can read in 30 seconds.

Someone else may fit better when

• Your vendor review requires a SOC 2 report or HITRUST today. Documo and eFax have both.

• You send tens of thousands of pages a month. Fax.Plus Enterprise's 3¢ overage may win.

• You only need to send one fax, once. A pay-per-fax service is cheaper.

The short version

Faxera vs eFax

Unlimited users. eFax Business includes 5.

Faxera vs Fax.Plus

A BAA without the Enterprise plan.

Faxera vs SRFax

2.5 times the pages for $2.39 more.

Faxera vs Documo

Unlimited users, no yearly lock-in.

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