Contracts · Insurance · Bank Forms · Permits

Fax for
Small Business

No fax machine. No monthly subscription. Send business documents by fax from your browser — pay only when you send.

From $0.60 with credits · $1.29 pay-as-you-go · No account needed

Business documents commonly sent by fax

Banks, insurers, vendors, and government offices still expect faxed originals for these

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Vendor contracts & purchase orders

Sign and fax supplier agreements, POs, and NDAs to vendors who still require a faxed original.

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Business insurance claims & forms

Submit commercial insurance claims, certificates of insurance requests, and policy correspondence to carriers.

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Bank & SBA loan documents

Fax account applications, loan documentation, W-9 forms, and SBA correspondence to lenders and financial institutions.

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Commercial lease & real estate

Send signed lease agreements, estoppel certificates, rent commencement notices, and CAM reconciliations.

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Business licenses & permits

Submit permit applications, renewal documentation, and regulatory correspondence to municipal and county offices.

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Accounting & tax correspondence

Fax W-9s, tax authorization forms, and IRS correspondence to your CPA or accounting firm.

How it works

1

Upload your document

Contract, claim form, permit application, or any business PDF. Up to 20MB.

2

Enter the fax number

Use the fax number from the vendor's letterhead, insurance card, bank correspondence, or permit office website.

3

Pay & transmit

From $0.60 with credits · $1.29 pay-as-you-go. Card only charged on confirmed delivery.

4

Get certified receipt

SHA-256 receipt emailed instantly. Keep it as proof that you submitted on time — useful for contract deadlines and permit applications.

Frequently asked questions

Do small businesses still need to fax?

More often than you'd expect. Banks, insurance companies, government permit offices, courts, and many vendors still require faxed originals for contracts, claims, and applications. It's rarely your preferred method — but when the other party requires it, you need a solution that doesn't involve buying a fax machine.

Is it cheaper than a fax machine or a fax subscription?

A fax machine costs $80–$300 upfront plus ink, paper, and a dedicated phone line (~$30/month). A subscription service like eFax or RingCentral Fax runs $17–$25/month whether you fax or not. FaxSeal charges from $1.29 per fax — if you fax a few times a month, it's significantly cheaper.

Can I sign a contract and fax it in one step?

Yes. Use the Sign & Fax tool — upload the contract, draw or type your signature, place it on the signature line, and fax directly from the same screen. No printing, no scanning, no fax machine.

Can my business receive faxes?

Yes. FaxSeal dedicated fax numbers start at $2.99/month. Incoming faxes arrive as PDFs in your dashboard with instant email notification. The Business plan covers unlimited inbound faxes with 180-day retention and team access.

What about sending the same document to multiple vendors or offices?

FaxSeal Broadcast Fax lets you upload one PDF and send it to up to 500 fax numbers simultaneously — one credit per recipient. Useful for distributing the same contract revision or notice to multiple parties at once.

Is there a way to automate faxes from our business systems?

Yes. FaxSeal integrates with Zapier, connecting to 6,000+ apps including Google Sheets, HubSpot, Airtable, and QuickBooks. Or use the FaxSeal API to trigger faxes directly from your CRM, ERP, or workflow automation.

Fax your business documents — no machine required

Certified receipt · From $0.60 with credits · $1.29 pay-as-you-go.