E-signature services are many but the most reliable are far and few between. The most popular ones in terms of reliability are SignNow, formerly known as CudaSign and DocuSign. But how do the two compare in terms of pricing, features and integration? Both provide the opportunity to create and use legally binding signatures on any document on any device. They are also highly inclusive in terms of integrations and ease of use. Here’s a complete comparison of SignNow and DocuSign.
To understand what the two can do, let’s take a look at the advanced features each service has to offer and compare the two.
SignNow offers a wide range of features at all price points. These features include the following.
There are also a wide range of advanced features that are available to higher priced packages. These include the following.
Comparison Between SignNow and DocuSign
While both services do provide the user with the ability to sign and send documents for signing, SignNow offers the best value for money. For instance, the Business Package offers unlimited document signing and unlimited templates for only $5 per user per month. For an additional $10 a month, a user can upgrade to the Business Premium platform where they can gain access to additional features like custom branding, conditional fields and integration with Salesforce.
DocuSign may offer a higher price point as compared to SignNow but it is ideal for certain specialized business including real estate. The specific functionality may be worth the additional amount. The cheapest price point for DocuSign is $10 a month but the service has a reputation as one of the best e-signature services in the business.
The following are the pros and cons of each to get a clear picture of which one you should choose.
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The following is a price breakdown for both services so you know exactly what you’ll get with every package.
SignNow pricing comes in three tiers. The first, Business, is only $5 per user per month and offers unlimited document signing and templates. The second tier is only $10 and offers everything the Business package offers as well as custom branding, conditional fields and Salesforce integration. The final tier is both customable in terms of pricing and features.
The most basic tier in DocuSign is the Personal Tier that goes for $10 a month, although it is a little bit limited in capability; you can only send a maximum of 5 documents a month. The second tier, Standard is $25 and the Business Pro is the final tier at $40 a month.
The one you choose will depend on your needs as well as your budget. If you are on a budget but still want effective features, SignNow might be the better choice. For $5, you get unlimited signings and unlimited templates. For $10 on DocuSign, you can only send 5 documents for signing. On the other hand, DocuSign, will provide a customizable specified solution for certain businesses. For instance, if you are in the real estate business, you can benefit greatly from the features DocuSign has to offer.
But SignNow can still offer you a way to customize their service when you purchase the Enterprise package. In all, SignNow has more to offer for the average user both in terms of capability and pricing particularly for the beginner user.
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