Oh Fax vs FaxZero: price, account, and agent support

An honest comparison of Oh Fax and FaxZero for sending a fax in the US or Canada, with prices checked Oct 24, 2026 on FaxZero's own site.

Oh Fax: $1.00 per fax by card for up to 25 pages ($0.02 per page after that, 30-page cap), or $0.02 per page from a prepaid balance or USDC. No subscription, no fax number, and no account needed for card or USDC payments.

FaxZero pricing

We compare FaxZero's paid premium fax: $3.29 per fax for up to 25 pages to the US or Canada, with no branding and no daily limit (FaxZero FAQ, checked Oct 24, 2026).

Price per fax (US/Canada, outbound)

PagesFaxZeroOh Fax
1 page$3.29 (premium)$1.00 card / $0.02 balance or USDC
3 pages$3.29 (premium)$1.00 card / $0.06 balance or USDC
10 pages$3.29 (premium)$1.00 card / $0.20 balance or USDC

Oh Fax prices come from our pricing page.

At a glance

FaxZeroOh Fax
Account requiredNo account; an email address is required.No for card or USDC payments. An API key with a prepaid balance is optional.
APIFaxZero's FAQ points to an API at a sister service, edwyna.com. We did not check that service's pricing.REST API at app.ohfax.com/api/v1
AI agent / MCPNone published.Remote MCP at https://app.ohfax.com/mcp. Paid MPP requests need no account.
CoverageSee FaxZeroUS and Canada only, up to 30 pages per fax. Outbound only.

When FaxZero is better

  • You need to send internationally. FaxZero sends outside the US and Canada, and Oh Fax does not.
  • You want a fax web form for people and no agent or API.

When Oh Fax is better

  • You want an AI agent (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex) to send the fax without signing up or keeping a subscription.
  • You send faxes occasionally and want to pay per fax.
  • You want an exact quote before you pay, and an automatic refund if the fax can't be delivered.

Switch in a minute

Add https://app.ohfax.com/mcp to your agent as an MCP server, or open ohfax.com and upload a PDF. See the MCP setup guide.

Sources

The competitor prices above are taken from each competitor's own published pages. Check them before you rely on them, because they can change.