HumbleFax vs MyFax (2026): which should you pick?

Pick HumbleFax if

• Fits if your office faxes a lot and wants one flat monthly price
• Works for small teams that want ten extra users on one account

Look elsewhere if

• Skip it if you fax only now and then, as $10 a month is paid either way
• Not for you if you want a free plan or a trial, since neither is listed
• Watch out: the number is a local one, and the FAQ doesn't mention toll-free
• Too light for app users: there's no native iOS, Android or desktop app

Pick MyFax if

• Fits if you fax a few times a month from a home office
• Works for small businesses that want a local or toll-free number and phone apps

Look elsewhere if

• Skip it if you want an API, as none is shown on the pricing page
• Pricey if you go over: extra pages are $0.10 each within the US
• Watch out: the 14-day trial is on the Home Office User plan only
• Tight if you need international sending, which is priced separately

HumbleFax

• There is one plan and no free tier or trial is listed on the pages read.
• No native iOS, Android or desktop app is offered; the FAQ says no special software is needed.
• The dedicated number is a local one; the FAQ does not mention toll-free numbers.
• The site's cost comparison with eFax, MyFax and Dropbox Fax is the vendor's own.

MyFax

• The 14-day free trial is listed on the Home Office User plan only.
• Pages over the allowance cost $0.10 each within the United States; international send rates are priced separately.
• The pricing page shows only page limits, with no API or per-user breakdown; larger needs go to a separate Enterprise page.
• MyFax is sold by the same company as eFax, and both offer similar plans.

HumbleFax

Fax by email

Send an email to the fax number at humblefax.com; the subject and body become the cover sheet and attachments are converted for you.

Dashboard and mobile web app

Drag and drop files, or use a phone camera, to send faxes to one or more recipients, with contact lists and an address book.

Number transfer

Choose a local number in any area code, or transfer an existing number in during sign-up at no extra charge.

Integrations and API

The comparison table lists Dropbox and Google Drive syncing, an API and Zapier support among the features included at no extra cost.

Security and extras

The site lists two-factor login, a spam blocker, scheduled faxes and custom caller ID, and states that it provides end-to-end encryption.

MyFax

Fax by email

Send a fax by emailing a document to the recipient's number at send.myfax.com. Received faxes arrive in the designated inbox.

Local, toll-free and international numbers

Pick a local or toll-free number, an international number in a range of countries, or port in a number you already use.

Mobile apps

iPhone and Android apps send, receive and view faxes, and can send a photo of a document taken with the phone camera.

Fax archive

Faxes are stored online for the life of the account and can be searched by name, date or number and tagged with keywords.

Page-based plans

Every plan has the same features; they differ only in monthly page allowance. Extra pages within the United States cost $0.10 each.

HumbleFax

• Unlimited Faxing$10

  per month, billed monthly

  Unlimited sent and received pages, a dedicated local number and ten additional users, with no overage charges.

MyFax

• Home Office User$8.25

  per month for 100 pages, billed annually ($12 billed monthly)

  100 pages sent and 100 received a month. Monthly billing starts at $5 for the first month.

• Small Business User$20.83

  per month for 300 pages, billed annually ($25 billed monthly)

  300 pages sent and 300 received a month.

• Power User$37.50

  per month for 600 pages, billed annually ($45 billed monthly)

  600 pages sent and 600 received a month, aimed at teams sharing one account.

HumbleFax

No public discounts listed.

MyFax

• Annual discount

  Lower monthly price on annual billing

  The annual tab shows $8.25, $20.83 and $37.50 a month, against $12, $25 and $45 on monthly billing.