Fax without
the fax machine.

Some offices, clinics and public bodies still ask for documents by fax, while few people have the equipment. Faxturbo lets you send one from any browser.

What Faxturbo does

You upload a document, enter a landline fax number in one of seven countries, and we handle the transmission. There is no machine to buy, no subscription and no account. The first page is free; a longer document costs a single €3.99 including VAT, whatever its length. The progress of every fax can be followed on screen.

Simple and upfront

A single fax should not mean creating an account. We only ask for an email address, used to confirm the send and to deliver your tracking link.

The price is clear before you commit: the first page costs nothing, and any longer document is a flat €3.99 including VAT. Nothing is ever added to your pages, advertising included.

Who runs the service

Faxturbo is operated by Dim Solution, a French company that builds and runs web services, including tools around fax. Its registered office is in Pontault-Combault, near Paris.

The service is built around a simple path: fill in a short form, confirm by email, then watch the transmission from a tracking page. We improve it as we learn from the messages our users send.

How we work

Three principles that guide how the service is built and run.

  • Files are not kept

    Your document travels over HTTPS and is used only to send the fax. It is then removed automatically.

  • Progress you can see

    The tracking page updates every five seconds. If you wish, you can also order two PDF receipts, one for acceptance and one for delivery.

  • Seven destinations

    France, Portugal, Canada, Germany, Spain, Italy and Belgium. Enter the number the way it is written locally and the dialling code is added for you.

Behind the scenes

Faxturbo is designed, built and supported by Dim Solution. Messages sent to contact@faxturbo.com are read by the people who run the service.

  • P

    Product

    Design and roadmap

  • Q

    Quality

    Testing and content

  • E

    Engineering

    Development and hosting

  • S

    Support

    Answers to user questions

More pages to help you prepare, send or track a fax.