MyFax Review 2026

Overview

MyFax is another service under the Ziff Davis umbrella (alongside eFax). It positions itself as a simpler, slightly cheaper alternative to eFax, though the value proposition has weakened as newer competitors have dropped prices further.

Sending and Receiving Faxes

MyFax covers the basics: web portal, email-to-fax, and a mobile app. The web interface is simple and uncluttered — you’ll find no learning curve here. Documents can be sent in PDF, Word, and image formats.

Received faxes arrive as email attachments and are accessible through the web portal.

Mobile App

The MyFax mobile app exists on both platforms but is limited. It handles viewing received faxes and basic sending, but lacks document scanning or signature features.

Number Porting

MyFax supports porting your existing fax number, which is valuable if you’re transitioning from a physical fax machine and want to keep the same number. The porting process is straightforward and typically completes within a few business days.

The Value Question

At $12/month for 100 pages, MyFax is hard to justify when Fax.Plus offers 200 pages for $8.99/month with significantly more features. The main reason to choose MyFax is if you specifically need number porting combined with a simple interface.

Who Should Choose MyFax?

MyFax is a reasonable choice if simplicity is your top priority and you need number porting. For everyone else, Fax.Plus or RingCentral offer considerably better value.