One credit sends a fax up to five pages. No subscription, no monthly fee waiting to catch you, and credits that never expire. If the fax does not land, the credit comes straight back.
No ads. No account. The PDF tools never leave your phone.
Scan it, mark it up, send it. All in one screen.
Most fax apps hand you a trial, then charge every month whether you send anything or not. Faxing is something people do a few times a year. The price should work the same way.
A credit covers up to five pages. Six to ten pages is two credits. That is the entire pricing model, and you can see the cost before you send.
Buy five, use one today and four next spring. Nothing resets, nothing lapses, and nothing renews behind your back.
If the fax fails, the credit is refunded automatically. You do not file a ticket and you do not ask anyone for it.
The document stays open the whole time. Pick a tool and the controls change underneath it, so nothing ever closes on you halfway through.
Use the camera with edge detection, or open a PDF, a photo, or a text file already on your phone. It becomes your working document.
Sign it, redact something for good, clean up fold shadows, rotate a sideways page, drop the pages you do not need. Every tool runs on the phone itself.
Type the number, see the cost, hit send. You get a notification when it lands, and a delivery report you can keep.
One credit sends a fax up to five pages. Cover pages are free and never cost a credit. There is no monthly plan to decline.
Purchases are handled by the App Store or Google Play. A failed fax refunds its credit automatically.
Your open document waits at the top, ready to pick up where you left it.
One screen. The page stays open while the tools change underneath it.
A watermark previews at the size it will actually print.
Buy credits when you need them. They never expire and nothing renews.
Queued. You do not have to sit and watch it.
Take a break or play something while it sends.
Seven quick games, and your fax status follows you into every one.
The status chip rides along, even mid game.
A delivery report you can keep, for a document already deleted.
Every fax, with the refund shown plainly when one fails.
Every one of these runs on your device. Your documents are not uploaded to be processed, converted, or scanned, whether you ever buy a credit or not. Twenty one tools, all of them free, all of them offline.
Edge detection and perspective correction find the page, straighten it, and drop the background. Multi page in one go.
PDFs open straight away. Photos become pages. Plain text is typeset into a real PDF. Word and Excel need saving as PDF in their own app first, because converting them would mean uploading them.
Push more files or fresh scans onto the end of the document you already have open.
A fax machine has one brightness setting for the whole page, so a fold shadow prints as a black smear that eats the text. Clean up judges every pixel against its own neighbourhood instead, so the shadow goes and the letters stay sharp.
Reads the angle from the lines of text themselves and levels the page, up to five degrees either way.
Turn a sideways or upside down page. Applies straight to the page in front of you.
Shrink a heavy PDF before it goes down a phone line. Three strengths, so you choose the trade.
Draw your signature once and it is yours from then on. Tap to place it, then drag, resize, or turn it before anything is committed.
Kept as their own set, because legal paperwork asks for initials far more often than a full signature.
Pen strokes straight onto the page. Each stroke is its own mark you can move, resize, or rotate.
Real text into form fields, not a sticker on top of them.
Drag a box over what matters. Adjust it before you apply it.
A black box is not redaction if the words underneath are still selectable. On apply, the page is flattened and the content beneath is destroyed. You can keep an unredacted copy if you need one.
Drop the pages you do not need, by number or just the one you are looking at.
Pull a range out into its own document.
Drag a page into place, or nudge it with the buttons.
Plain numbering, or a Bates prefix and starting number for legal filings.
DRAFT, CONFIDENTIAL, PAID, or your own words, previewed at the exact size it will print.
Removes the author, producer, and edit history buried inside the file, and tells you what it actually found rather than claiming a clean sweep.
128 bit encryption on the file itself. Nobody can reset it for you, which is the point.
Recognises the text on every page, on the phone, and saves it as a file you can open anywhere. The document itself is untouched.
One picture per page into a folder you choose.
To send a fax, the document has to reach the phone network, so it is uploaded and held only for as long as the transmission takes. The moment the fax reaches a final status, delivered or failed, the file is deleted from the server. Nothing is kept, archived, mined, or sold. The PDF tools never upload anything at all.
Read the privacy policyNo. You buy credits and they sit in the app until you use them. There is no trial that converts, no monthly plan, and nothing to cancel.
One fax of up to five pages. Six to ten pages is two credits, eleven to fifteen is three, and so on. The cost is shown on screen before you send.
The credit is refunded to your balance automatically, and the app tells you it happened. The most common cause is dialling a mobile or voice line by mistake, so the app checks the number and warns you before charging anything.
Not yet. SatisFaxion is send only today. Receiving means renting a number month to month, which is exactly the kind of recurring cost this app exists to avoid, so it is being designed carefully rather than bolted on.
The United States and Canada.
SatisFaxion is not HIPAA certified and Slover Digital does not sign business associate agreements. Do not use it to send protected health information as a covered entity or business associate. For personal documents that happen to be medical, that is your call, and the zero retention design is on your side.
Only when you send a fax, and only for as long as the transmission takes. Every PDF tool, including scanning, OCR, redaction, and cleanup, runs entirely on your phone with no upload at all.
Yes. SatisFaxion runs on iPhone and on Android, and the two work the same way. Credits are tied to the phone you bought them on.
Pay for what you send, keep what you paid for, and know the document is gone the moment it arrives.
