"without the fee" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something will not involve a fee or cost. For example, "You can take the class without the fee if you enroll by the end of the month."
[C3.] Directory Assistance, Without the Fee As cellphones become more sophisticated, the options for avoiding paid directory assistance are multiplying.
Dr. Richard Baron, a former chairman of the American Board of Internal Medicine, runs Greenhouse Internists in Philadelphia, a practice with seven physicians that offers much of what One Medical offers, but without the fee.
The increase was necessary, of course, because without the fee, the F.D.A. was going to be hard-pressed as it began the expensive process of changing how it inspected food.
Without the fee, that monthly payment is $775 with the fee, it is $790.
Without the fees, a ticket costs $30.25 to $70.25.
Wachovia said that without the fees, small inactive accounts like mine wouldn't generate enough revenue to sustain them.
Mr. Chokshi said eliminating the monthly fee was now possible because the gift card business had enough scale to remain profitable without the fees.
He has also shown a hostility to awarding attorneys' fees in civil rights cases; without the fees, few such cases could be brought.
There are more cards now that come without the fees, like Chase's Sapphire Preferred card and the Capital One Venture Rewards credit card.
On Robinhood you can trade as little as you want without the fees eating your profits.
The apps are also used among smaller to medium-sized businesses, when professional-looking graphics are needed, but without the fees associated with hiring a pro designer.
