DocuSign alternatives in 2026, with every price checked

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DocuSign Standard is $30/seat/mo, on a yearly plan. Each user can send 100 envelopes a year. If you use all 100, that works out to about $3.60/envelope (our math). Business Pro is $45/seat/mo, with the same limit. Checking a signer’s ID costs $2.40/attempt.

DocuSign does sell unlimited envelopes. They come with its IAM plans. IAM Standard is $50/user/mo, and you must buy at least three users. So it starts at $150 a month, paid yearly.

Dropbox Sign Essentials is $15/mo for one user, with no limit on signature requests. It costs less if you pay yearly. For teams of two or more, Standard is $25/user/mo, also with no limit.

That $15 is the same as Kapture’s unlimited price. The difference is seats. Dropbox Sign’s $15 covers one person. A team pays for each user.

PandaDoc Starter is $19/seat/mo and Business is $49/seat/mo, both paid yearly. A free plan covers 5 documents a month.

PandaDoc’s pricing page is not clear on limits. Its Starter plan says it includes unlimited e-signatures. But its own FAQ also talks about a document limit on paid plans. Past that limit, you pay $2/document on Starter paid yearly. The page does not say what the limit is. Ask PandaDoc before you buy.

PandaDoc is made for sales teams. It builds quotes and proposals, not just signatures.

signNow Business is $8/mo, paid yearly, for any number of users.

Every plan includes only 100 signature invites a year. That is about eight a month. Past that, signNow’s Site License charges $1.50/invite.

At 100 invites a year, $8 a month works out to about $0.96 an invite (our math).

Zoho Sign Standard is $10/user/mo, paid yearly, with 25 envelopes per user each month. Professional is $16/user/mo, with no envelope limit. A free plan covers 5 envelopes a month for one user.

Zoho Sign works with other Zoho apps. The price is per user.

SignWell Light is $10/sender/mo, paid yearly, with unlimited documents. Paid monthly, it is $12. Business is $30/mo for three senders. A free plan covers 3 documents a month.

SignWell has no per-document fees on its paid plans. For one or two senders, it costs less than Kapture’s $15. For a bigger team, the price goes up with each sender.

Adobe sells e-signature as part of its Acrobat plans. Acrobat Standard for teams is $16.99/license/mo, and Acrobat Pro for teams is $23.99/license/mo, on a yearly plan paid monthly.

Adobe’s pricing page does not say how many signature requests each plan includes. Acrobat plans include PDF editing as well as e-signature.

Kapture covers what a signing team needs:

• Build a template from a PDF you upload, with the fields mapped where people sign.
• Several signers on one document, with automatic reminders.
• No seats. Anyone on your team can send.
• The signer’s whole session is recorded, start to end, and every signature carries a tamper-proof proof record: a recorded e-signature.
• Signed PDFs go to your own storage bucket. Search them, export them, or send them on with webhooks and the API.
• The same tool also builds forms and records form submissions, so you do not need a separate vendor for those.

Unlimited e-signatures are $15/mo. Or pay as you go, at $0.25/document.

There is one condition. The $15 plan needs your own storage bucket, such as Cloudflare R2 or Amazon S3. On our hosted storage, unlimited is not offered, and each signed document is $0.50.

Limits: the $15 plan needs your own storage bucket.