About Docusign
Docusign pricing
Docusign does not have a free version but does offer a free trial. Docusign paid version starts at US$10.00/month.
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Docusign Reviews for UK Users
Feature rating
- Industry: Information Technology & Services
- Company size: 201–500 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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The finest of electronic signatures Without difficulty and paper
Utilizing DocuSign has been amazing in every way. Without having to bother about printing, it's nice to be able to quickly email contracts and agreements. DocuSign's secure signing system also enables electronic signatures. I frequently use it since DocuSign has made it so simple and quick to review and sign the multiple agreements files and contract papers we must give to our clients. It also saves us a ton of time and protects the environment by avoiding the use of a pen and paper. DocuSign is a tool that I absolutely enjoy using.
Pros
I have the ability to communicate legally binding papers to anybody, anywhere. They don't require that I see them in person or access my business computer at the workplace. Anywhere you want! Make adjustments using templates and save them for later use. It's quite practical to utilize some third-party apps with Docusign. The security and ease of usage are excellent for use with legal documentation.
Cons
The commercial version of DocuSign is more expensive than the alternatives, and I didn't utilize it until the business collaborated with them to make it available to all outside salespeople. For the essential functions of electronically signing a document via a touchscreen or smart device, there are less expensive and free apps available. DocuSign can also be difficult to use because of a function for setting up signatures that takes a long time and isn't truly essential, but you don't immediately realize it.
- Industry: Marketing & Advertising
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Incredible API Integrations for Seamless Sending and Signing
We have been a docusign customer for years. We currently use docusigns API integrations with our proprietary CRM to allow our clients to send envelopes for signatures to their customers.
Pros
DocuSign is the most credible and reliable esign software in the industry. It offers the best interface for both senders and signers, and has incredible back end features to manage documents.
Cons
Pricing is expensive, although its worth it.
- Industry: Health, Wellness & Fitness
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Monthly for 2+ years
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Price disproportionate for coaching business
I originally loved docusign and thought of them as the go-to company for capturing an online signature. But, unless you are capturing hundreds of signatures per month the price is disproportionate.
Pros
the functionality is excellent. I could eventually get help through phone customer service.
Cons
They changed the price. Didn't let you know in advance. And, the price for outrageous for the amount of signatures I need per month for a small business.Also they keep emailing once I've unsubed. Also, support was not helpful about this issue and I just kept getting emails for months about it.
Reasons for Switching to Docusign
cost/ signature. Price went up and was disproportionate to the amt of signatures I needed.- Industry: Primary/Secondary Education
- Company size: 201–500 Employees
- Used Daily for 1+ year
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Expensive but reliable
Pros
Being able to securely digitise legal forms has been most helpful.
Cons
The cost and limits on licensing is a bit restrictive.
Alternatives Considered
Jotform SignReasons for Switching to Docusign
A quick process was needed and Docusign is an industry lead.- Industry: Higher Education
- Company size: Self Employed
- Used Weekly for 1+ year
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Easy. Reliable. Familiar.
Easy to use. Same as the pros that I listed.
Pros
Easy to use. Reliable. Familiar. Most people are used to the DocuSign brand so trust is more easily built with recipients.
Cons
Pricing. Would like more limited price options because I don't use it often--just often enough to use up the free trial and need a few more.