Library fax prices vary by location. Check the cost and availability near you, or send your document online with Fax.Plus from your phone or computer.

Many public libraries offer outgoing fax service, but availability can differ between branches. Search for a library near you, then check its website or call to confirm the fax machine, hours, and price.
Libraries use different price models, from a flat rate per page to a higher charge for the first page. These published examples show why you should confirm the total with your branch.
A quick check with the selected branch can prevent a wasted trip or an unexpected charge.
Send one document from your phone or computer, then check whether it was delivered without traveling to a store.
The exact machine and payment steps vary by library. These four steps cover what to prepare and what to take home.
Compare the full library price and trip with sending the file online. The better fit depends on where your document is, when you need to send it, and whether you need a fax number to receive.
If your document is a file, you can send it from your phone or computer. For paper pages, scan them clearly first, then check the recipient's number and keep the delivery confirmation.
Yes, many public libraries offer outgoing fax service, but it is not available at every branch. Check your chosen library's service page or call before visiting to confirm the machine, hours, and destination it supports.
It depends on the library. Orange County Library System in Florida lists $0.50 per outgoing page, while Mid-Continent lists $1.75 for the first U.S. page plus $1 for each additional page. Ask your branch for the current total.
Some do. Cincinnati offers outgoing faxing at no charge, with no page limit or library card requirement. Check the service and conditions at your chosen branch before visiting.
Rules vary. Cincinnati does not require a card for faxing; Niagara Falls requires a valid library card, and nonresident cards may carry a separate annual fee. Ask your branch about visitor access before comparing fax prices.
Some libraries accept incoming faxes and others do not. Waukee charges $0.10 per incoming page for pickup at the front desk; Mid-Continent offers outgoing faxing only. Confirm the fax number, pickup rules, and fee before giving anyone a library number.
Bring clear pages, the full recipient fax number, and any card or payment method your branch requires. Ask for a confirmation sheet or other sending record, check the result, and collect all original pages before leaving.
Compare nearby fax services or send your document from your phone or computer when a library visit does not fit.
Send from your phone or computer and check delivery without waiting for library hours.