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Signeasy vs DocuSign: the same price and cap, different extras

Updated Oct 15, 2026

The short answer

DocuSign Personal and Signeasy Personal both cost $10 a month billed yearly ($120) or $15 monthly, for one user sending 5 documents a month. DocuSign's includes templates, automatic reminders, chat support and four cloud storage links. Signeasy's has no templates or reminders, imports from Google Drive only and offers email support, but has a 100-day money-back guarantee on yearly plans.

At a glance, by our score

Side by side

CriterionDocuSignSigneasy
Overall score
7.8/10GoodOur score
#7 of 9
6.6/10FairOur score
#9 of 9
Price per sender (35%)10.0 / 1010.0 / 10
Documents a month (20%)4.0 / 104.0 / 10
Included on the entry plan (20%)10.0 / 106.0 / 10
Support (15%)6.0 / 103.0 / 10
Free plan (10%)6.0 / 106.0 / 10
Price from$15 / month$15 / month
Best forOne sender who needs 5 envelopes a month or fewer, from $10 a month billed yearlyIndividuals who sign their own documents and send up to 5 for signature a month
VisitVisit DocuSignOn docusign.comVisit SigneasyOn signeasy.com

Who should pick which

  • DocuSign: One sender who needs 5 envelopes a month or fewer, from $10 a month billed yearly
  • Signeasy: Individuals who sign their own documents and send up to 5 for signature a month

Both entry plans are called Personal, both are for one user, and both are pitched at individuals and sole proprietors with basic e-signature needs. The prices and send caps match. What you get for them doesn't.

At a glance

DocuSignSigneasy
Entry planPersonal (1 user)Personal (1 user)
Price and billing$10 a month, $120 paid yearly; $11 a month on an annual commitment; $15 month to month$10 a seat a month, $120 billed yearly; $15 billed monthly
Documents a month5 envelopes a month5 contracts sent a month
Included (templates, reminders, audit trail, mobile, cloud storage)All five: templates, reminders, audit trail, mobile signing, cloud storageAudit trail, mobile apps, Google Drive import only; no templates or reminders
Free planFree trial, length not stated; no free plan listed14-day free trial; no free plan
SupportSupport Center and chat; phone only on paid support plansEmail only; chat starts at Business

Price

Billed yearly, both are $10 a month ($120). Month to month, both are $15. DocuSign adds a third option: $11 a month on an annual commitment.

The terms differ. DocuSign's default option, $11 a month, is "an annual commitment of $132": you can cancel within 30 days without penalty, after that the rest of the year is owed. Signeasy's pricing page offers a 100-day money-back guarantee on yearly plans.

The next step up differs too. Signeasy Business is $20 a seat a month billed yearly with unlimited documents. DocuSign Standard is $25 per user a month paid yearly, with 100 envelopes per user a year.

Prices from DocuSign's pricing page and Signeasy's pricing page, both read Sep 27, 2026.

Where they differ

  • Templates. DocuSign ticks reusable templates for Personal. Signeasy's compare table shows a dash for Personal; templates start at Business (5) and are unlimited from Business Pro.
  • Reminders. DocuSign ticks notifications and reminders for Personal. Signeasy shows a dash for automatic reminders and for sending reminders on Personal.
  • Cloud storage. DocuSign lists Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox and Box for Personal. Signeasy Personal imports from Google Drive only; syncing starts at Business.
  • Support. DocuSign's Standard Support is the Support Center and chat. Signeasy Personal has email support only; chat starts at Business.
  • Signing your own documents. Signeasy's Personal card lists "Sign unlimited documents" next to "Send 5 contracts for signature monthly".

Who should pick which

Pick DocuSign if you reuse the same agreements, want reminders or chat support, or keep files in Dropbox, OneDrive or Box.

Pick Signeasy if you mostly sign your own documents, send a few one-offs, and value the 100-day money-back guarantee, or if you expect to move up to unlimited sending at $20 a seat.

See the full e-signature ranking and how we score e-signature tools.

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