A GetAccept alternative when you don't need a digital sales room
GetAccept is a sales platform first: digital sales rooms, video, engagement scores and mutual action plans, with e-signatures built in. For a B2B sales team working deals in a CRM, that's the point. For a business that mostly needs contracts signed, much of it goes unused. Here's how it compares with SignMaster, from GetAccept's own pages as of November 2026.
Updated November 5, 2026 · 3 min read
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GetAccept's plans
GetAccept's pricing page lists eSign at $25 a user a month for up to 5 users, Professional at $49 a user a month with a minimum of 5 users, and Enterprise on request. It also shows prices in pounds, euros and Nordic kronor. GetAccept says all plans cover a 12-month agreement period, and eSign customers can choose to pay monthly or annually. There's a 14-day free trial.
- eSign is capped at five users. A sixth person means moving the team to a higher plan.
- CRM integrations cost extra on eSign. HubSpot and Pipedrive are add-ons on eSign and included on Professional; Salesforce is an add-on on Professional and included on Enterprise.
- Sales features start on Professional. Deal rooms, document insights, the sales dashboard and deal scores aren't on eSign.
- Text messages carry extra charges. SMS delivery and reminders are on Professional and Enterprise, and GetAccept notes additional charges may apply.
SignMaster and GetAccept side by side
| SignMaster | GetAccept | |
|---|---|---|
| Entry team plan | Crew, $49 a month for 5 people | eSign, $25 a user a month, up to 5 users |
| Next step up | Company, $99 a month for 15 people | Professional, $49 a user a month, 5 users minimum |
| One person | Solo, $15 a month | eSign, $25 a month |
| Commitment | Monthly or yearly | 12-month agreement period |
| E-signatures | Unlimited envelopes on paid plans | Unlimited on every plan |
| In-person signing | Every plan | Supported, per GetAccept's help center |
| CRM | Through webhooks to Zapier, Make or n8n | HubSpot and Pipedrive native; add-on on eSign |
| Sales rooms and video | No | Video on every plan; deal rooms from Professional |
| Signature levels | Electronic signatures under US ESIGN and UETA | Simple, advanced and qualified; Nordic eIDs |
| Mobile apps | iPhone and iPad, plus any phone browser | iOS and Android |
| Signer languages | 6, including Spanish | 14, including Spanish |
GetAccept figures come from its pricing page, FAQ, product page and help center, read on November 5, 2026, in US dollars. GetAccept also prices in GBP, EUR, SEK, DKK and NOK.
What five people pay
Five users on GetAccept eSign come to $125 a month, with HubSpot or Pipedrive as paid add-ons. Five on Professional are $245 a month. SignMaster Crew is $49 a month for 5 people, and Company covers 15 for $99, with no user minimum to meet.
Where GetAccept is the better choice
- You sell B2B deals with several stakeholders. Deal rooms, mutual action plans and deal scores help a sales team see where a deal stands. SignMaster has none of that.
- Your reps record personal videos. GetAccept lets you add a custom video to every plan's send-outs.
- You sign with BankID or need qualified signatures. GetAccept supports eID in Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland, and qualified signatures as a yearly Enterprise add-on.
- You take payment in the document. Enterprise connects to Stripe, Chargebee or Authorize.net, and Professional can add it. SignMaster doesn't collect payments.
- Your CRM is the center of everything. Native HubSpot, Pipedrive, Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics and SuperOffice integrations go deeper than webhooks.
Who SignMaster fits better
Service businesses whose contract is the end of a conversation, not a sales stage: contractors, agencies, property managers and offices. SignMaster gets the agreement signed by link or in person, sends a renewal to the whole customer list with bulk send, and hands the signer's answers to your other tools with webhooks.
If you do track deals in HubSpot, a webhook caught by Zapier can update the contact when the contract completes. See SignMaster and HubSpot for the steps.
How to switch from GetAccept
- 1
Try SignMaster on Crew
A new workspace gets 14 days of Crew with no card, alongside your GetAccept contract.
- 2
Export your contract templates
Save the agreements you send from GetAccept as PDFs and upload them as SignMaster templates with signer roles.
- 3
Reconnect your CRM
Add a SignMaster webhook for envelope.completed and map data.fields_by_label into HubSpot or Pipedrive through Zapier or Make.
- 4
Move at the end of the term
GetAccept plans run on a 12-month agreement period, so plan the switch for your renewal and keep copies of signed documents.
Questions? Answers.
How much does GetAccept cost?
GetAccept's pricing page lists eSign at $25 a user a month for up to 5 users and Professional at $49 a user a month with a 5-user minimum, as of November 2026. Enterprise is priced on request.
Does SignMaster have digital sales rooms?
No. SignMaster is an e-signature app: send, sign in person, bulk send and track envelopes. For sales rooms and engagement scoring, GetAccept is built for that.
Does SignMaster integrate with HubSpot?
Through webhooks. On Crew and Company, catch SignMaster's events in Zapier, Make or n8n and update HubSpot from there. There's no native HubSpot app.
Can I pay GetAccept month to month?
GetAccept says eSign customers can pay monthly or annually, while every plan covers a 12-month agreement period. A SignMaster monthly plan can be canceled at the end of any month.
Do signers need a GetAccept or SignMaster account?
Not for SignMaster. Signers open a private link from their email on any phone or computer, or sign in person on your device, with no account and nothing to install.
Where do the GetAccept figures come from?
From GetAccept's pricing page, FAQ, electronic signatures page and help center, read on November 5, 2026.
Sources
- GetAccept pricing · getaccept.com
- GetAccept FAQ · getaccept.com
- GetAccept electronic signatures · getaccept.com
- GetAccept help: sign documents in person · help.getaccept.com
- GetAccept help: supported languages · help.getaccept.com
- GetAccept help: qualified electronic signature · help.getaccept.com