Fax Services in Chicago: Where to Fax & Better Alternatives
Need to send a fax in Chicago? We cover every place to fax in the city — FedEx, UPS Store, Staples, and local options — with current prices and the faster alternative Chicagoans are switching to.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I fax documents in Chicago?
The most reliable fax spots in Chicago are FedEx Office (38+ locations, especially dense in the Loop), UPS Store (82+ locations citywide), and Staples (3 Chicago locations). For a faster and cheaper option, use [mFax.to](https://mfax.to) from your phone — no store visit needed.
How much does it cost to fax at FedEx in Chicago?
At FedEx Office in Chicago, expect to pay around $1.89 for the first page and $1.59 per additional page for domestic faxes. International faxes start at $5.99 per page. Prices vary by location — downtown and hotel locations tend to charge more.
Does the Chicago Public Library have a fax machine?
No. The Chicago Public Library (CPL) does not offer fax services at any of its 80+ branches. CPL does offer free scanning and scan-to-email, but not faxing. For faxing, you need a print shop or a [mobile fax app](/blog/fax-near-me).
Can I fax court documents to Cook County Circuit Court?
No. Cook County Circuit Court has required mandatory eFiling since July 2018 and explicitly does not accept fax filings. All civil documents must go through the eFileIL statewide portal. You may still need to fax documents to attorneys or other agencies involved in your case.
What is the cheapest way to fax in Chicago?
The cheapest option is using a mobile fax app like [mFax.to](https://mfax.to), which costs a fraction of what stores charge per page — and you skip the trip. Among physical stores, Staples typically has the lowest per-page rates ($1.49–$1.79 for the first page).