Comparison
Signal Fax vs eFax
eFax is the name most people know, and it has been in this market far longer than we have. We're not going to restate their pricing and terms on our own website — those change, and a comparison table that goes stale becomes a false statement about someone else's business. What we can do is tell you exactly which questions decide this choice, and answer every one of them for Signal Fax in writing.
Ask both of us
Signal Fax’s answer
Will they sign a BAA, on the plan you're actually buying?
Yes — free, self-serve from the dashboard, on every plan including the $12 one. No sales call and no enterprise tier required.
What is the page allowance, in writing?
250, 2,000 or 10,000 pages a month depending on plan, printed on our pricing page. Over it, extra pages are $0.02 and capped at the price of the next plan up.
What does it cost to take your number away?
$0, in both directions, with no notice period and no penalty. The number is yours.
What happens to your fax history when you cancel?
It stays available to export as PDFs for 30 days after cancellation.
Can you get your money back if it isn't right?
Full refund inside 30 days. After that, cancel and we refund the unused part of the month.
Is there a contract or a minimum term?
No. Monthly, cancel from the dashboard. Annual billing is available and saves two months if you want it.
Honest close
Take these six questions to their current terms and ours, and the decision usually makes itself. If the answers you find are better than ours, take the better deal — we'd rather that than have you here on a claim that didn't hold up.
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