A Signeasy alternative priced for the whole crew

Signeasy's plans at a glance

Signeasy's pricing page lists three self-serve plans, priced per seat and shown billed annually: Personal at $10 a month ($120 a year) for one user, Business at $20 a seat a month ($240 a year) and Business Pro at $30 a seat a month ($360 a year). Monthly billing costs more; Signeasy says annual billing saves up to 33%. Teams of five or more seats can ask for a custom plan.

• Personal sends 5 contracts a month for signature. You can sign your own documents without limit, and Business and Business Pro send unlimited documents, subject to fair use.
• Templates are tight below the top plan. Personal has none and Business has 5. Unlimited templates need Business Pro.
• Branding is a Business Pro feature. So is HubSpot.
• Bulk send, text-message sending and HIPAA are add-ons on Business Pro, and included only on a custom plan.

SignMaster and Signeasy side by side

Signeasy figures come from its pricing page, API pricing page and API page, read on November 5, 2026, in US dollars. Signeasy also shows prices in other currencies.

Five people, compared

Five seats on Signeasy Business are $100 a month billed annually, or $1,200 a year, with 5 templates and no branding. Five on Business Pro are $150 a month, or $1,800 a year, before the bulk send add-on. SignMaster Crew covers 5 people for $49 a month, or $490 a year, with unlimited templates, bulk send and your logo included.

Where Signeasy is the better choice

• You sign without signal. Signeasy lists offline signing on every plan. SignMaster's app scans offline, but signing and sending need a connection.
• Your team uses Android. Signeasy has Android apps alongside iPhone and iPad. SignMaster has no Android app; Android users work in the browser.
• You live in Google Workspace or Microsoft apps. Signeasy lists Google Drive, Gmail, Docs and Sheets on every plan, and Teams from Business.
• You want a long refund window. Signeasy offers a 100-day money-back guarantee.
• You want AI to pull out contract terms. Signeasy's Business plan lists extracting key terms and a contract summary with AI. SignMaster's Alana is built to prepare drafts, place fields and summarize.

Who SignMaster fits better

Small teams that want every feature at one price. On Crew, a five-person office gets unlimited templates, bulk send with up to 500 rows a send, its logo on emails and the signing page, and the REST API with webhooks, without an add-on in sight.

In the field, in-person signing works on any plan, and scan turns the paper a customer hands you into a PDF you can send for signature. Alana fills the draft from a sentence, so the next contract goes out while you're still at the job.

How to switch from Signeasy

1. 1

   Sign up free

   Your new workspace runs on Crew for 14 days, and you don't add a card until you choose a plan.

2. 2

   Rebuild your Signeasy templates

   Upload the PDFs your templates came from. Text tags typed into a document turn into fields where they sit, and Alana can place the rest.

3. 3

   Move your contacts

   Add signers as you send; SignMaster can save every new signer to your contacts automatically, ready for next time.

4. 4

   Let Signeasy documents finish

   Documents already out can complete in Signeasy. Download the signed copies before your plan lapses.