No subscription. Just 50¢ a page.

Most fax apps run on a subscription. You pay $15 or $20 a month whether you send fifty pages or none. If you only need to fax something once or twice a year, a signed lease or a medical release, that math never works out.

Cheapfax doesn't work that way. It's pay-per-page: 50¢ a page, flat, with nothing recurring. You buy a little credit through Apple and spend it a page at a time. Whatever you don't use stays on your balance.

How a fax goes out

Open the app and add your document. Scan it with the camera, pull a PDF from Files, or share one straight from another app. Cheapfax counts the pages and shows the exact total before you pay a cent.

Confirm the purchase through Apple and enter the fax number. It sends, and you get a delivery confirmation and a receipt to save. If the transmission fails, the pages refund to your balance on their own. You're only charged for pages that actually go through.

Why there's no subscription

Because you shouldn't rent a fax machine you use twice a year.

The credit you buy is yours to keep. Send one page today and the rest next spring; your balance never expires, and no monthly minimum quietly drains it. Apple handles every payment, so your card details never reach us. We delete your documents from our servers 30 days after you send.

That's the whole idea. You pay for the page you send, and nothing else.