DocuSign vs Signeasy

The short answer

Signeasy costs less per user and lets its Business and Business Pro plans send unlimited documents, under a fair-use policy, where DocuSign counts envelopes. DocuSign includes more on its top self-serve plan, such as bulk send, payment collection and web forms, and signs in far more languages.

If you send a lot from a small team and don't need bulk send, Signeasy is likely the cheaper fit. If you want bulk send or payments without talking to sales, or your signers read many languages, DocuSign Business Pro covers it.

Check two numbers before you compare prices: how many documents each person sends a month, and how many templates you reuse. The first decides whether DocuSign's envelope count will bite; the second decides whether Signeasy Business is enough or you need Business Pro.

DocuSign and Signeasy side by side

Figures come from DocuSign's eSignature pricing and mobile pages and Signeasy's pricing page, read on November 9, 2026. DocuSign also sells annual plans paid monthly, at $11, $30 and $45 a user. Signeasy's API is priced separately.

What five people pay

Five users on DocuSign Standard cost $125 a month paid yearly, or $1,500 a year, with 100 envelopes per user a year. Five seats on Signeasy Business are $100 a month billed yearly, or $1,200, with unlimited sending but only 5 templates; Business Pro, with unlimited templates and branding, is $150 a month, or $1,800. For bulk send, DocuSign Business Pro is $200 a month for five paid yearly, while Signeasy charges for it as an add-on.

Signeasy also offers a custom Build Your Plan option for five or more seats or high document volume, so a five-person quote may differ from the list price.

Where DocuSign is stronger

• More on the top plan. Business Pro includes bulk send, payment collection, web forms and signer attachments without an add-on.
• Templates from the first plan. Every DocuSign plan has reusable templates; Signeasy's Personal plan has none.
• Branding sooner. Your own branding comes with DocuSign Standard; Signeasy puts it on Business Pro.
• Languages and reach. DocuSign signs in 44 and more languages and lists over 1,000 integrations.

Where Signeasy is stronger

• Price and volume. Business costs $20 a seat billed yearly with unlimited sending, against DocuSign's $25 and an envelope count.
• Signing without signal. Signeasy lists offline signing on every plan, with apps for iPhone, iPad and Android.
• A long refund window. Signeasy's yearly plans come with a 100-day money-back guarantee.
• AI on the team plan. Business lists extracting key terms and a contract summary with AI.

Which to choose, by situation

• A small office sending many contracts a week: Signeasy Business, if 5 templates are enough.
• A team that needs bulk send without calling sales: DocuSign Business Pro.
• Field staff who sign where there's no signal: Signeasy.
• Signers who read many languages: DocuSign.

Where SignMaster fits

SignMaster prices the team, not each seat. Crew is $49 a month for 5 people with unlimited envelopes and templates, in-person signing, bulk send and branding included. In-person signing is on Free too.

It has no offline signing and no Android app (Android works in the browser), and signs in 6 languages. See the Signeasy alternative page and the DocuSign alternative page for details.