The short answer
Yes. A one-page fax costs nothing, and there is no daily or monthly quota. You do not enter a card number or open an account.
The price only changes once the document reaches two pages, at a flat €3.99 per send. The rates page shows both cases.
What free means here
A fax of exactly one page is sent at no cost, and the number of such faxes is not limited. No counter cuts you off after a few uses. You still confirm your e-mail address through a link, like any other send.
The site runs without advertising on the faxes and without data trading, so the free page is not a bait: it is simply how we have chosen to price a small job.
What counts as a page
The count is the number of pages in the final PDF. A Word file that spills a few lines onto page two becomes a two-page fax, and so does a PDF with a blank back page. Open your file and look at the page counter before you upload.
If you add a cover sheet, it is a page of its own. That matters if your document is already one page long, because the pair adds up to two.
Staying at one page
Reduce margins, shrink the font by a point or two or remove the blank trailing page, and the fax stays free. For a form with a back side, only send the side that has content.
When you really need more, the flat €3.99 applies whether it is two pages or two hundred.
Worth remembering
- One page: free, with no quota and no card.
- Two pages or more: flat €3.99 per send.
- A cover sheet counts as a page.