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Cancellation service #1 in Singapore
iFax is a subscription software service that lets users send and receive faxes online without a physical fax machine.
The service is available via mobile apps and the web and uses a subscription model for different page allowances and features.
Key capabilities include assigned fax numbers, document management, signatures and cloud integrations depending on plan.
iFax integrates with email and mobile apps to simplify fax sending and receiving for individuals and businesses.
Cancelling stops future auto‑renewal but typically does not end service immediately.
You can usually use paid features until the current paid period expires.
Deleting your account via Plan & Account removes your subscription settings and may remove stored data.
Retain copies of important faxes and documents before you delete an account or cancel service.
iFax states that payments are final and non‑refundable in normal circumstances.
Refunds may be made only in exceptional cases at iFax’s sole discretion and could be issued as service credit.
The listed plans below were converted from USD to approximate SGD values at the time of verification.
Official local pricing may vary; these figures are approximate.
| Plan | Price (approx) | (Period) | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | ≈ S$16.86/month | Monthly (billed annually) | 200 pages, 1 number, signature, mobile apps |
| Plus | ≈ S$33.74/month | Monthly (billed annually) | 500 pages, 2 numbers, cloud integrations |
| Professional | ≈ S$67.49/month | Monthly (billed annually) | 1,000 pages, 5 numbers, API, priority support |
Singapore consumer laws protect against unfair or misleading trade practices, including hidden auto‑renewals or unclear refund terms.
If you believe practices are unfair, you may be able to raise a complaint with local consumer authorities.
Some users praise iFax for ease of use, a clear interface and helpful customer support in positive reviews.
Reviews on software listing sites note efficient fax sending, email integration and an intuitive interface.
Other users report unexpected charges after free trials, difficulty cancelling subscriptions and poor support responses.
Complaints include statements about repeated charges or cancellation not being honoured; keep documentation if this occurs.
Users sometimes cancel the app but not the store subscription; this can leave auto‑renewal active in Apple or Google accounts.
Always check the App Store / Google Play subscription screen after cancelling to confirm status.
Many expect an immediate refund when cancelling mid‑period; iFax’s stated policy is that payments are final unless exceptional circumstances apply.
If you need a refund, prepare documentation and contact support or your store provider promptly.
The table below summarizes how cancellation and refunds differ by purchase channel.
Use it to choose the correct cancellation path and escalation route if problems arise.
| Purchase channel | How to cancel | Refund availability | Where to manage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apple App Store (iOS) | Cancel via device Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions → iFax | Refunds handled by Apple per App Store policies | Apple ID Subscriptions on your device or at Apple |
| Google Play Store (Android) | Cancel via Play Store app → Profile → Payments & Subscriptions → Subscriptions → iFax | Refunds handled by Google Play policies | Google Play Subscriptions on your device or at Google |
| Web (iFax website) | Log in → Settings → Plan & Account → Plan → Edit Plan → Change Plan → Delete Account | iFax states payments are final; refunds only at iFax’s discretion | iFax account settings on the website |
For an independent review and summary of iFax practices, see a recent review:
For general App Store billing and pricing changes, see:
Apple App Store pricing changes (Apple Newsroom)
iFax primarily directs users to manage subscriptions via the app or website; a public postal address is not provided in the verified sources.
Use the account settings on the iFax website or the App Store / Google Play subscription controls to manage cancellations.
If you cannot resolve billing issues via account settings, retain all documentation and escalate to your payment provider or local consumer authority.
Where applicable, consider contacting the Consumers Association of Singapore (CASE) for guidance on disputing unfair practices.
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Written by Hui Xin Lim
Former postal advisor · 5 years experience
Former postal-services advisor and e-signature specialist, I have been writing for Postclic for 5 years to demystify legally binding mail for everyday users.