The short answer
No. You fill in the form, upload your document and confirm by email. There is no signup, no password and nothing to remember afterwards.
The email address you give is used for the confirmation link and the status of your fax. The about page explains why the service is built around this one-off approach.
What you do instead of signing up
You enter the recipient's number, a name and subject, your email address and the file. A confirmation link is then sent to your inbox, and the fax leaves only once you have opened it.
After the confirmation a short countdown runs and you land on a page that shows the progress of the transmission.
Why your email address is still needed
The address serves a single purpose: proving that the request comes from a real mailbox and giving you the link to follow your fax. It is not used to create a profile.
Since nothing is stored under a login, each fax is a separate transaction. Keep the status link or your receipts if you want a trace of it later.
Key points
- No signup and no password
- Confirmation by a link sent to your email
- Each fax is an independent transaction
- Keep your status link or receipts as a record