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6 tools that solve a similar problem. Compare what each costs and what it covers.
E-signatures with three free documents a month
SignWell covers the same occasional signing with three free documents a month and plans from $10, with the templates and audit trail a weekly contract flow needs.
Proposals and contracts with e-signature built in
PandaDoc wraps e-signature into proposals and contracts, free tier and plans from $19, for documents that need building rather than just filling and signing.
Open source signing you can host yourself
Documenso is signing with open code you can host yourself, a free tier and hosted plans from $25, the pick when contracts cannot sit on someone else's server.
E-signatures with unlimited users on every plan
signNow matches the $8 entry but sells unlimited users on every plan behind a free trial, aimed at teams rather than three free uses a month.
Unlimited signatures on the cheapest plan
Xodo Sign gives unlimited signatures on its cheapest $10 plan, paid only, which beats a three-use free month once volume picks up.
The e-signature everyone already accepts
Docusign is the e-signature everyone already accepts, paid only from $11, the incumbent DocHub undercuts for people who sign a few documents a month.
