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ProntoFax
Send a fax from your phone. $2.99. No subscription.
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Send a fax from your phone. $2.99. No subscription.
10 followers
Most fax services assume you fax regularly: subscriptions, free trials that convert to $18/mo, desktop-first flows requiring PDFs. ProntoFax is built for the person who needs to send one fax to a court, the IRS, or an insurer — probably from their phone. Snap a pic of your pages pay $2.99 flat, and you're only charged if the fax actually delivers. Fully bilingual English/Spanish end to end, because a huge share of one-off fax senders are Spanish-speaking and ignored by every incumbent.



Love the pay-only-if-it-delivers model, that alone would make me trust it over the others. One thing that would help for court and IRS faxes specifically is letting you add a quick cover sheet template with case number, sender info, and recipient details saved in advance, so you're not typing all of that on a phone keyboard while holding a camera.
@hediye29383 Cool feature request - I considered that, but figured users may have that already and just take a picture of the cover letter, but can see a case to be made to include a form or something to build a cover letter. Thanks for the feedback!
Finally a fax service that doesn't try to rope me into a subscription. Snapped a photo of my lease, paid only after it went through, and the whole flow took like 90 seconds from my phone.
snapped a pic of a form, got a confirmation a few minutes later, and it actually arrived. love that i wasn't locked into anything and the spanish support is a real win for my family.
love that you only charge if it actually delivers, that's a pretty bold promise and honestly it would make me trust the service way more. the bilingual angle is also genuinely thoughtful, not just a checkbox.
love that you only charge when the fax actually delivers, that's such a smart way to align incentives with the user. also the bilingual angle feels genuinely thoughtful rather than tacked on.
love that you only pay if it actually goes through, finally a fax service that doesn't sneak a subscription in. the english/spanish toggle feels long overdue for this.