A DocuSign for Real Estate alternative for agents and property managers

DocuSign's real estate plans

DocuSign's real estate pricing page lists three plans. Billed annually up front, Real Estate Starter is $10 a month ($120 a year) for one user with 5 envelope sends a month; Real Estate is $25 a user a month ($300 a year) for 1 to 5 users, with 100 envelopes per user a year; and REALTORS®, for National Association of REALTORS® members, is $20 a user a month ($240 a year) with unlimited envelopes under a reasonable use policy. Month to month, the three cost $15, $45 and $35, and Real Estate allows 10 envelopes per user a month.

• Envelope allowances are tight below REALTORS®. Five sends a month on Starter, and 100 a year per user on Real Estate, is about two a week.
• zipForm® Plus is on Real Estate and REALTORS®. DocuSign notes the integration is US only and not available in every state.
• Bulk send is a REALTORS® feature among the priced real estate plans.
• Rooms for Real Estate, DocuSign's transaction management, is on Enhanced plans through DocuSign's sales team.
• Reasonable use has limits. DocuSign says it may stop new sends if volume exceeds its reasonable use policy, even on unlimited plans.

SignMaster and DocuSign's real estate plans side by side

DocuSign figures come from its real estate pricing page, Rooms for Real Estate page, mobile page and signing languages page, read on November 5, 2026, at US list prices. The main DocuSign alternative page covers DocuSign's general eSignature plans.

What a five-agent team pays

Five agents on DocuSign's Real Estate plan come to $1,500 a year, with 100 envelopes per agent a year. If all five are REALTORS®, the REALTORS® plan is $1,200 a year with unlimited envelopes, which is a good deal. SignMaster Crew is $490 a year for 5 people, or $49 a month if you'd rather not commit to a year, with no envelope count and no membership requirement.

Where DocuSign is the better choice

• You fill association forms in zipForm® Plus. DocuSign's real estate plans integrate with it, and offer association forms in some states. SignMaster has neither; you'd upload the finished PDF.
• Your brokerage runs on transaction management. Rooms for Real Estate covers the whole transaction and connects to Lone Wolf, zipForm® Plus and cloud storage.
• You're a REALTOR® who sends constantly. Unlimited envelopes at $20 a user a month is hard to beat.
• Your clients read many languages. DocuSign signs in 44 languages to SignMaster's 6.
• Your team carries Android phones. DocuSign's mobile app runs on Android as well as iPhone and iPad.

Who SignMaster fits better

Property managers, landlords and agents who aren't tied to association forms. Sign the listing agreement or move-in checklist in person on an iPad at the appointment, send renewals to every tenant at once with bulk send, each with the new rent filled in, and give Spanish-speaking clients the whole signing page in Spanish.

Some real estate documents, such as deeds, have their own signing and recording rules. Before you move a document type over, read can you e-sign a real estate purchase contract and check your state's rules.

How to switch for your real estate paperwork

1. 1

   Start free

   Your workspace gets 14 days of Crew with no card. Bring one listing or lease through it first.

2. 2

   Make templates of your own forms

   Upload your listing agreement, lease, addenda and checklists as PDFs. Roles like Seller, Tenant and Agent keep each signer's fields straight.

3. 3

   Keep zipForm documents on DocuSign if you need to

   Association forms that live in zipForm® Plus can stay on DocuSign; send your own documents from SignMaster.

4. 4

   Let open transactions close

   Finish envelopes already out in DocuSign and keep the signed copies with each transaction file before your plan renews.