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The advertised price is not the HIPAA price.

Most fax providers market themselves as HIPAA compliant, then sign the BAA only on a more expensive plan. Here is what each one actually costs.

The short answer

Every provider, real prices.

Three providers put HIPAA behind a more expensive plan: eFax advertises $18.99, but that plan carries no BAA — compliance requires their Business plan at $39.99. Fax.Plus signs a BAA only on Enterprise, at $99.99 a month, or $79.99 with an annual commitment. iFax needs its Plus plan at $24.99, billed annually; the advertised Basic plan is send-only and does not list HIPAA at all. SRFax, Documo and LuzardoFax include the BAA at the plan they advertise. We think that is the line that matters, and we would rather draw it honestly than pretend everyone else is worse than they are.

Here is what we will not pretend: if your practice has several people handling PHI, HIPAA requires each of them to have their own login. Today, individual logins only exist on our Business plan — while SRFax and eFax include multiple user accounts at a much lower price. For a small clinic with staff, that matters more than interface design, and we would rather say so than have you discover it after you switch. We are changing it.

Swipe the table sideways to see every provider. The first column stays in place.

LuzardoFaxeFaxSRFaxDocumo (mFax)Fax.PlusiFax
Advertised price$25/mo — 350 pages$18.99/mo (Personal, 200 pages, no BAA)$12.60/mo (Healthcare Lite, 200 pages, BAA included)$25/mo billed annually (Solo, 300 pages)$8.99/mo month-to-month, $6.99/mo billed annually (Basic, 200 pages, no BAA)$12.49/mo billed annually (Basic, 200 pages, send-only, no HIPAA listed)
Does the advertised plan include a BAA?YesNo — HIPAA needs a higher planYesYesNo — HIPAA needs a higher planNo — HIPAA needs a higher plan
Entry price with a signed BAA$25/mo — same price$39.99/mo (Business, 500 pages)$12.60/mo (200 pages) — every healthcare plan includes the BAA$25/mo billed annually (Solo, 300 pages)$79.99/mo billed annually ($99.99 month-to-month)$24.99/mo (Plus, 500 pages) — billed annually
Signed BAA available starting onEvery paid planA higher planEntry planEntry planA higher planA higher plan
Automatic overage billingNone — service pauses at 110% instead$0.07/page$0.05/page$0.15/page$0.03/pageNo per-page overage fee
Individual user loginsAny paid plan — $10/mo each5 user licenses included (+$10/user)Multiple individual user accounts included1 included (+$3/user)Unlimited users1 license included; team licenses cost extra
What you pay at 350 pages/mo$25.00$39.99$16.05$32.50 *$99.99$24.99 *
What you pay at 800 pages/mo$45.00 (Plus)$60.99$22.95$100.00$99.99$33.33 *
BAA signingInstant, in-appIncluded on Business and aboveAvailable on requestAvailable on requestEnterprise tier onlyFrom Plus — free on request to support
Native English and Spanish interfaceYesNot publicly documentedNot publicly documentedNot publicly documentedNot publicly documentedNot publicly documented
Port your number in and outSelf-service, LOA in-appSupportedSupportedSupportedSupportedSupported
How pages are countedActual document pagesGreater of actual pages or 60-second incrementsActual pages, per their termsGreater of actual pages or 60-second incrementsGreater of actual pages or 60-second incrementsActual pages, per their terms
CancellationAnytime, from your accountAnytime; no refund for the unused periodAnytime; unused full months refundedAt the end of the billing cycle; unused period not refundedAnytime; payments non-refundable, including annual plansAnytime; all payments final and non-refundable
Export your data and leaveFull export, any timeNot publicly documentedNot publicly documentedNot publicly documentedFax log export documentedCSV / report export documented
ContractMonth-to-monthMonthly and annual billing publishedMonth-to-monthMonthly or annual on published plans (Solo, Business, Enterprise); Custom on requestBAA available on the Enterprise planMonth-to-month
Bilingual interface (EN / ES)Yes — nativeNot publicly documentedNot publicly documentedNot publicly documentedNot publicly documentedNot publicly documented
Developer API includedYes — every paid planCorporate tierIncludedBusiness tierEnterprise onlyPro tier + per-call billing
Signed webhooks (HMAC)Yes — every event signedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Duplicate-send protection (idempotency)Yes — Idempotency-Key headerNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Fax reference ID on every faxYes — LFX-S-10004-98 formatNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published
BAA timestamped on a public blockchainYes — OpenTimestamps proofNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published
DOC/DOCX upload supportedYes — converted automaticallyNot publicly documentedNot publicly documentedNot publicly documentedDocumentedDocumented
Settings follow you across devicesYes — stored server-sideNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Built-in AI help inside the appYes — no PHI sentNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published

Volume rows show the price of the plan that covers that page count, plus overage where the provider has no larger plan. For LuzardoFax, 800 pages means the Plus plan at $45 — Solo includes 350 pages and pauses service at 110% rather than billing you for overage. SRFax is cheaper than us at every volume shown, and their healthcare plans include individual user accounts; we are not going to hide that from you. Prices marked * are billed annually. Everything else compares month-to-month wherever the provider sells that way. Two do not: Documo’s Solo plan and iFax’s Plus and Pro plans are billed annually, and their figures reflect that — we mark it rather than quietly compare an annual commitment against our monthly price. Verified against publicly available pricing as of 2026-07-21. All trademarks belong to their respective owners. Pricing rows were checked on each provider’s official pages. Rows marked “Not published” mean we could not find the feature documented publicly — not that it does not exist. If we have it wrong, tell us and we will correct it. Found an error? Tell us and we will fix it.

The fine print

What each one does not put on the pricing page.

LuzardoFax
$25/mo — flat, BAA included
No automatic overage billing and no surprise invoice: at 110% of your monthly pages, sending and receiving pause until you add a page bundle or change plan, and resume immediately when you do. What we do not have yet: individual user logins below the Business plan. If your team has more than one person handling PHI, HIPAA requires each person to have their own login, so Business is currently the right plan for you. We are changing that.
eFax
$39.99/mo (Business, 500 pages) with HIPAA
The advertised $18.99 Personal plan includes no BAA and cannot carry PHI. HIPAA requires the Business plan at $39.99, which does include 5 user licenses and a signed BAA. Overage is $0.07/page above 500 pages.
SRFax
$12.60/mo (200 pages) — every healthcare plan includes the BAA with HIPAA
Genuinely cheap, genuinely HIPAA. Every healthcare plan includes the BAA, multiple individual user accounts, and optional OCR and API access. For a small clinic deciding on price, they win today and we would rather say so. The trade-offs: an interface largely unchanged in a decade, an email-first workflow, a BAA you request by email rather than sign in-app, $0.05 per page above your limit, and no published security certifications (no SOC 2, ISO 27001 or HITRUST).
Documo (mFax)
$25/mo billed annually (Solo, 300 pages) with HIPAA
Modern interface and native EHR integrations — the closest real competitor on product. The entry plan is $25/mo but billed annually, and overage is $0.15/page. One user is included; extra users are $3/mo each. The BAA is not self-service: you contact Sales. API access starts on their Business tier, not on entry.
Fax.Plus
$79.99/mo billed annually ($99.99 month-to-month) with HIPAA
HIPAA and a signed BAA require the Enterprise plan: $99.99/mo month-to-month, or $79.99/mo billed annually. That is expensive for a small office — but it includes unlimited users, ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II certification with a named auditor.
iFax
$24.99/mo (Plus, 500 pages) — billed annually with HIPAA
No per-page overage fee, which is genuinely good. But the entry Basic plan at $12.49/mo billed annually is send-only and does not list HIPAA: the first plan with HIPAA is Plus at $24.99/mo, billed annually. The BAA is free but requested from support, not signed online. The API requires the Pro tier and API calls are billed on top of the plan.
Frequently asked

Questions worth asking.

It depends on what "cheapest" means. Several providers advertise lower headline prices than LuzardoFax, but the advertised plan does not include a signed Business Associate Agreement, or it charges per page above a limit. Compared on the real price with a signed BAA and no overage, LuzardoFax is $25/mo flat, eFax is $39.99/mo plus $0.07/page over the limit, and Fax.Plus requires an Enterprise plan at $99.99/mo month-to-month ($79.99 if you commit to a year). SRFax is genuinely cheaper at $12.60/mo with a BAA, but the interface has barely changed in a decade and you still pay $0.05/page over your limit.

It is the practice of marketing a service as HIPAA compliant while only signing a Business Associate Agreement on a more expensive plan. A small practice signs up on the cheap tier, sends protected health information, and is out of compliance from the first fax — often without realising it. eFax and Fax.Plus both gate HIPAA this way. LuzardoFax includes the signed BAA on every paid plan.

Yes. Under HIPAA, any vendor that transmits or stores protected health information on your behalf is a business associate and must sign a Business Associate Agreement. A fax provider that will not sign a BAA cannot lawfully carry your PHI, regardless of how secure the service claims to be. Encryption alone is not compliance.

No. All three are owned by Consensus Cloud Solutions, formerly J2 Global. Switching between them changes the brand on your invoice, not the provider, the infrastructure, or the pricing model.

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14 days free. No credit card. The BAA is signed in-app before you send a single page — and it stays included at every plan, forever.