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Looking for an SRFax Alternative? — Me Fax Too

Me Fax Too is a general small-business fax service; SRFax is a healthcare-focused Canadian one. SRFax is based in British Columbia and claims HIPAA and PHIPA compliance. Its prices are not on its public pages. We include 10 users, free for three months, no credit card — and we are not a healthcare product.

Last updated: July 2026

10 users included Canada in the beta market No credit card

Is Me Fax Too a replacement for SRFax?

Only if your faxing is not clinical. SRFax leads with Healthcare Solutions as a primary navigation item and claims HIPAA compliance in the United States and PHIPA compliance in Canada. Me Fax Too makes no compliance claims at all. We are not HIPAA compliant, we do not sign business associate agreements, and we are not built for protected health information.

That is the whole comparison, honestly stated, and for a medical clinic it ends here. If you are a clinic, a lab, a pharmacy, a therapist, or anyone else moving patient records over fax, SRFax is aimed at you and we are not. Read the rest of this page only if your faxing is ordinary business paperwork.

Plenty of SRFax customers are in that second group. Law offices, accountants, insurance brokers, real-estate firms, contractors and freight companies all end up on healthcare-grade fax platforms because that is who markets hardest to them. If you are one of those, the compliance layer you are paying for is doing nothing for you, and the question worth asking is what the plan actually gives your team.

Me Fax Too during the beta: free for three months, no credit card, United States and Canada. Ten users on one shared company account, per-user roles, shared contacts, and one page pool covering both sending and receiving. The planned model adds users at $2.79 per user per month beyond the first 10. Final pricing will be announced before your three months end.

How much does SRFax cost?

We cannot tell you, and neither can SRFax's public website. As of July 2026, SRFax does not display prices on its public pages — the plan figures sit behind its signup flow. (Checked srfax.com/fax-plans and srfax.com, July 2026.)

Third-party sites do publish numbers for SRFax. We are not going to reprint them, because the two sources we looked at contradict each other — one reports a Canadian-dollar range in the CAD $8.50 to $11.45 area, another reports $12.60 for a 200-page plan. When third-party reports disagree by that much, republishing either one as fact is how misinformation spreads. Go to SRFax's signup flow and get the number from the vendor.

We hold ourselves to the same rule in the other direction. We will not print a Me Fax Too price either, because our final pricing genuinely is not decided. What we will tell you is that the beta costs nothing for three months, requires no credit card, and that the announced price will land before your three months are up.

One more factual observation, offered neutrally: SRFax's WordPress content layer appears dormant. Its sitemap returns a default 2021 "Hello world!" post. Verified July 2026. That says nothing about the fax service itself, which is a separate system — it just means the marketing site is not being actively published to.

Me Fax Too vs SRFax: side by side

Most of the SRFax column reads "not published." That is the accurate answer, not a gap in our research — SRFax's plan details are behind its signup flow.

Me Fax Too compared with SRFax. SRFax data verified July 2026 from srfax.com and srfax.com/fax-plans.
What you are buying Me Fax Too SRFax
Monthly price Free for three months (beta). Final pricing announced before your beta ends. Not shown on the public site — pricing sits behind the signup flow. Third-party reports conflict, so we do not repeat them. (source, verified July 2026)
Pages included A shared company page pool covering both sending and receiving. Unused pages up to 50 per month roll over, capped at 60 accumulated pages. Not published on the public site. (source, verified July 2026)
Users included 10 users on one company account. Not published on the public site. (source, verified July 2026)
Cost per extra user Planned at $2.79 per user per month above the first 10. Not billed during the beta. Not published on the public site. (source, verified July 2026)
Extra fax number Beta accounts choose one number. Additional-number pricing has not been announced. Not published on the public site. (source, verified July 2026)
HIPAA / BAA No. Me Fax Too is not HIPAA compliant and does not sign business associate agreements. SRFax claims HIPAA compliance in the US and PHIPA compliance in Canada, and lists Healthcare Solutions as a primary navigation item. (source, verified July 2026)
Number porting No. We do not port numbers in or out. We did not verify SRFax's porting terms in July 2026. Ask SRFax directly.
File types you can send PDF only. We did not verify SRFax's supported file types in July 2026. Check SRFax's documentation.
Free trial Three months free, no credit card, United States and Canada. We did not verify a current SRFax trial offer in July 2026, so we make no claim about one.

What SRFax does well

A real Canadian company that took healthcare fax seriously

SRFax is a long-running Canadian business with support based in British Columbia. In a category dominated by American brands with call centres somewhere else, having a vendor in your own country and your own time zone is a practical advantage, not a marketing line. Canadian buyers ask about this constantly, and SRFax is one of the few answers.

It also does the compliance work properly rather than gesturing at it. Claiming both HIPAA for the United States and PHIPA for Canada means engaging with two separate regulatory regimes. Healthcare Solutions is a primary navigation item on its site, not a buried landing page — the company built its identity around clinical faxing. Verified July 2026 at srfax.com.

For a Canadian clinic, that combination is genuinely hard to replicate. Domestic company, domestic support, PHIPA in the country where PHIPA applies, and a product designed around the workflow. If that is your situation, SRFax has earned the look.

When you should choose SRFax instead

Several of these are absolute. Do not sign up with us if any apply.

  • You fax anything clinical. Patient records, lab results, referrals, prescriptions, insurance claims containing health information. Me Fax Too is not HIPAA compliant, will not sign a BAA, and makes no PHIPA claim. SRFax claims both. This is not a close call.
  • You need a Canadian-domiciled vendor with Canadian support. SRFax is based in British Columbia. Canada is in our beta market, but that is a market, not a corporate domicile.
  • You need to keep your existing fax number. We do not port numbers, in or out.
  • You need to send Word documents, spreadsheets, or images. Me Fax Too sends PDF only.
  • You need a signed price today. Our final pricing is not announced. If your procurement cycle needs a committed figure now, we cannot supply one.
  • You are outside the United States and Canada. Our beta sending list is operator-managed around those two countries.

What does an 8-person office pay?

For SRFax you cannot work it out in advance, because neither the plan prices nor the per-user terms are on the public site. For Me Fax Too, eight people fit inside the 10 users included, so there is no seat charge — and during the three-month beta the total is zero.

Take the same eight-person office we use across these comparisons: two partners, three account staff, an office manager, and two part-timers who fax twice a month. Say it is an insurance brokerage — regulated, but not handling health records.

The SRFax path

You open srfax.com/fax-plans expecting a table and find that the numbers are behind the signup flow. To model eight seats you have to start creating an account. There is no published per-user rate to multiply, and no published page allowance to check your volume against, so an eight-person office cannot budget SRFax without first entering the funnel. Verified July 2026.

Third-party sites will offer you figures. We checked two and they disagree — one puts SRFax in a CAD $8.50–$11.45 range, another reports $12.60 for a 200-page plan. Neither is confirmed by us, and we will not build your budget on numbers we cannot stand behind. Get the figure from SRFax.

The Me Fax Too path

Eight users sit inside the included 10, so the seat arithmetic is zero. Each of the eight gets their own login and role. The office manager can decide that the two part-timers may send but not administer. Pages come out of one shared company pool covering both directions, so occasional users do not need their own allowance, and unused pages up to 50 per month roll over to a 60-page cap.

Past 10 people, the planned rate is $2.79 per additional user per month — $33.48 a year per extra seat. That is a number you can multiply without a sales call. Our base plan price is the piece we cannot give you yet, and we will publish it before your beta ends.

Switching from SRFax to Me Fax Too

Before anything else: if your SRFax account exists because you fax health information, do not switch. For everyone else, switching means a new number with us and a parallel-running period — there is no migration tool and no porting.

  1. Confirm you are not doing clinical faxing. If you are, stop here and stay with a compliant vendor.
  2. Keep SRFax active during the transition. Three free months is enough overlap to move calmly.
  3. Sign up and activate the free beta. No credit card. You create a company account, not a personal one.
  4. Choose your fax number. Numbers are not auto-assigned — you pick from the available list after activating.
  5. Add your team, up to 10 users, and set who is allowed to send.
  6. Set up shared company contacts so a fax number is typed once for the whole office.
  7. Update every place your number is printed. Forms, invoices, letterhead, website, partners. This is the slow part.
  8. Export your SRFax history before you close the account. Nothing transfers automatically.

We do not offer number porting. Not in, not out. If your fax number has to come with you, Me Fax Too cannot do it and no amount of support tickets will change that. Businesses that need porting generally go to a carrier that handles it directly — Telnyx is the usual recommendation. Fax.Plus also publishes free porting.

SRFax alternative: common questions

What does SRFax charge per month?

SRFax does not publish prices on its public pages as of July 2026; the figures sit behind its signup flow. Third-party sources we checked conflict with each other, so we do not reprint them. Get the current figure from SRFax directly. Checked July 2026 at srfax.com/fax-plans.

Is SRFax a Canadian company?

Yes. SRFax's support is based in British Columbia, and it claims PHIPA compliance for Canada alongside HIPAA for the United States. Verified July 2026.

Is Me Fax Too HIPAA or PHIPA compliant?

No, to both. Me Fax Too makes no compliance claims and does not sign business associate agreements. We are not a healthcare product. If you fax patient information, use a vendor that is.

Does Me Fax Too work in Canada?

Yes. The beta covers the United States and Canada. That is a market coverage statement, not a claim about corporate domicile or Canadian regulatory compliance.

Can I bring my SRFax number across?

No. We do not offer number porting in either direction. You would choose a new number from us and update your records.

What files can I send?

PDF only. Most applications can print to PDF, so it is usually one extra step rather than a wall — but it is a real limit and we would rather state it here.

How many people can use one Me Fax Too account?

Ten users are included on one shared company account, with per-user roles and send permissions. Additional users are planned at $2.79 per user per month. Company admins can see all company faxes, including private ones.

What will Me Fax Too cost after the beta?

Not decided. The beta is free for three months with no credit card, and final pricing will be announced before your three months end.

Compare other fax services

The same rule applies on every one of these pages: a source link and a verification date behind each competitor figure, and nothing published that we could not check.

eFax alternative

The category giant, with real strengths — but its prices sit behind a slider calculator rather than on the page.

Fax.Plus alternative

Excellent interface and a permanent free tier, but Basic and Premium include only one member and Business only five.

iFax alternative

Publishes prices, but its own comparison pages advertise $8.33/mo while its pricing page shows $12.49.

All comparisons

The full list of online fax services we have checked, with sources and dates.

Free beta

Ten users, one account, free for three months.

No credit card. Shared page pool covering sending and receiving, per-user roles, and you pick your own fax number. United States and Canada. Not a healthcare product — no HIPAA, no BAA. Final pricing will be announced before your three months end.

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Last updated: July 2026. All SRFax observations verified July 2026 against srfax.com.