6 alternatives · ranked by editorial score
Docusign alternatives
Docusign's plans are priced around envelope allowances — 5 a month on Personal and 100 per user per year on the team plans. For businesses that send more than that, or only need simple signing, the alternatives below may cost less.
Why people look for alternatives
- Volume: envelope allowances run out quickly for busy sales, HR or property teams.
- Price per user: team plans are charged per sender, so a five-person office pays five times.
- Free options: some alternatives offer a permanent free plan for occasional signing.
- Workflow fit: proposal-heavy teams may prefer a tool that builds the document as well as collects the signature.
The alternatives, ranked
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1. Zoho Sign
Low-cost per-user e-signature with desktop apps, QES and Part 11 controls on Enterprise
Versus Docusign eSignature: has a free plan; starts $1.00/mo lower; also runs on Windows, Mac, iOS, Android; adds works offline (desktop app).
4.7/5 -
2. Nitro PDF Pro
Office-style PDF editor for Windows and Mac with a three-year Windows license option
Versus Docusign eSignature: sells a one-time licence; also runs on Windows, Mac, iOS; adds edit text & images and convert to/from office.
4.1/5 -
3. PandaDoc
Proposal and quote builder with e-signatures, plus a free 5-document eSign tier
Versus Docusign eSignature: has a free plan; adds edit text & images and version history.
4.0/5 -
4. airSlate SignNow
Budget-focused e-signature from airSlate with bulk send on lower tiers
Versus Docusign eSignature: starts $3.00/mo lower; also runs on iOS, Android; adds edit text & images.
3.9/5 -
5. Box
Content cloud with unlimited storage and built-in e-signatures from the Business tier up
Versus Docusign eSignature: has a free plan; starts $6.00/mo lower; adds version history.
3.9/5 -
6. Dropbox Sign
Straightforward e-signatures from Dropbox, with unlimited requests on every paid plan
Versus Docusign eSignature: has a free plan.
3.7/5
"Versus" notes are generated from the verified data on each review (price, platforms, confirmed features) — not from marketing claims. Scores: how we review.