In October 2024, FaxZero sent its 27 millionth fax since it opened in 2006.
According to a press release via ExpertClick, founder Kay Savetz marked the achievement as proof that fax isn’t going anywhere.
Over nearly two decades, FaxZero has built its service around people who need to send faxes occasionally but don’t want to own a fax machine. The service offers five free faxes daily to U.S. and Canadian numbers, with premium options at $3.29 per fax and international delivery to more than 190 countries.
What makes this milestone particularly interesting is FaxZero’s free “fax-your-reps” feature. In 2024, if you want your senator to actually read your message, you might still need to fax it. The service accepts DOC, PDF, and JPG files, delivering them in under five minutes – bridging the gap between digital documents and analog requirements.
Media outlets from U.S. News to PC World have covered FaxZero’s journey, recognizing that online fax services fill a genuine need rather than clinging to outdated technology. At 27 million faxes and counting, that’s a lot of people discovering they still need to send a fax after all.
Part of: Which industries still rely on fax?