Summary
No. The number of pages is not capped; only the file size matters, with a maximum of 100 MB.
The pricing follows a simple logic: a lone page is never billed; once a second one is added, €3.99 including VAT covers the entire document, and the card is debited as soon as the request is validated.
How pages are counted
When the file is submitted, our servers count how many pages the document will really hold when it is transmitted: a PDF in its original form, any other format once converted. That count is what decides whether the payment step is shown to you.
Thickness has no say in whether the file is accepted, nor in how it is processed. It does weigh on the time the transmission takes, since each page goes through the line one after the other.
Free for one page, flat-rate after that
A single page travels for zero euros, and nothing restricts these repeated sends. When the document grows, €3.99 including VAT settles the send from end to end — three pages or thirty, the bill is the same. The card is debited as soon as the form is validated.
Transmitting a thick document
Keep everything in a single file as long as the weight stays under 100 MB: the send goes out in one go. On duration, allow roughly thirty seconds to a minute per page, depending on what the connection to the machine on the other end permits.
Key points
- No maximum page count is imposed.
- The first page is free; €3.99 including VAT from the second.
- One file per send, 100 MB at most, counted after conversion.
- Allow 30 to 60 seconds per transmitted page.