SignThis vs Signeasy
A Signeasy alternative with a free plan
Signeasy sells e-signatures, and lately contract management too, on per-seat plans with mobile apps and a 14-day free trial. SignThis is a smaller service that runs in the browser, with a free plan and plans billed monthly. Here is how the two compare, with Signeasy’s figures from its own pricing pages.
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Side by side
SignThis and Signeasy compared
Prices as listed on Signeasy’s pricing pages on , next to SignThis’s current plans.
| Feature | SignThis | Signeasy |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | 3 documents a monthNo card and no end date | 14-day free trialThen a paid plan |
| Lowest price, billed monthly | $8 / monthBasic: 6 documents a month; $5 the first month | $15 / seat / monthPersonal: send 5 contracts a month |
| Lowest price, billed yearly | Monthly billing onlyNo annual commitment on individual plans | $10 / seat / monthPersonal: $120 billed yearly |
| Unlimited sending | From $35 / seat / monthBusiness Standard: 3-seat minimum, fair use | $30 / seat / monthBusiness; $20 billed yearly |
| API access | From $25 / monthProfessional: API, webhooks and MCP; 200 documents a year | From $1,499 a yearIntermediate: 1,000 requests; free sandbox |
| Single sign-on | From $30 / seat / monthBusiness Starter: Google Workspace and Microsoft Entra | Paid add-onPrice on request |
| Mobile apps | Browser onlySenders and signers use any phone or computer | iPhone, iPad and AndroidListed on every plan |
Figures for Signeasy as listed on Signeasy’s own pages on : Signeasy pricing, Signeasy API pricing. Signeasy figures are its prices in USD, per seat. Yearly prices are billed once a year, and fair-use limits apply. Signeasy offers a 14-day free trial and refunds yearly plans within 100 days of purchase. Signeasy can change its prices and plans at any time. SignThis business plans carry a 12-month commitment, billed monthly. Business Standard has a 3-seat minimum, and unlimited sending is subject to fair use. SignThis prices are in USD, before tax. SignThis is not affiliated with or endorsed by Signeasy or its owner. Signeasy is a trademark of its owner.
How SignThis and Signeasy differ
A free plan, or a trial
Signeasy offers a 14-day trial, after which you choose a paid plan. SignThis has a free plan that sends 3 documents a month, with no payment card and no end date, so occasional documents need no subscription at all.
Starting prices and limits
Signeasy Personal costs $15 a seat a month, or $10 billed yearly, and sends 5 contracts a month. SignThis Basic costs $8 a month, less than Personal billed either way, billed monthly with no annual commitment, for 6 documents a month. Unlimited sending costs $30 a seat on Signeasy Business, or $20 billed yearly; on SignThis it starts with Business Standard at $35 a seat a month, with a 3-seat minimum and a 12-month commitment, billed monthly.
Apps, or the browser
Signeasy has apps for iPhone, iPad and Android, and lets you work on contracts from Google Workspace and Microsoft apps. SignThis has no app. Senders and signers use the browser on a phone or a computer, and signers need nothing installed.
What you get back
Signeasy secures completed contracts with a tamper-proof trust seal. SignThis seals each completed PDF with a digital signature and an RFC 3161 timestamp, adds an audit certificate, and lets anyone check a copy on its verify page without uploading the file. It also encrypts documents and personal details with AES-256-GCM before storing them.
Where Signeasy is the better choice
Signeasy does things SignThis doesn’t. It may suit you better if:
- You sign and send from your phone a lot: Signeasy has native apps for iPhone, iPad and Android.
- You want unlimited sending on a per-seat plan: Signeasy Business costs $30 a seat a month, or $20 billed yearly, while SignThis’s first plan without a fixed limit has a 3-seat minimum.
- You manage contracts after they are signed: Signeasy extracts key terms and summaries with AI, and sells a contract management product.
- Your team works in HubSpot or SharePoint: Business Pro lists both.
- You need HIPAA, 21 CFR Part 11 or text-message notifications: Signeasy offers them as add-ons. SignThis offers no HIPAA business associate agreement today.
- You want a long refund window: Signeasy refunds yearly plans within 100 days of purchase.
SignThis suits occasional senders who would rather have a free plan than a trial, and anyone who wants every completed document sealed, timestamped and checkable without installing an app. Basic costs $8 a month, billed monthly with no annual commitment.
Common questions
Does Signeasy have a free plan?
Signeasy’s pricing page offers a 14-day free trial, then a paid plan. SignThis’s free plan sends 3 documents a month, with no payment card and no end date.
Does SignThis have a mobile app?
No. SignThis runs in the browser on phones, tablets and computers. Signers open a personal email link and sign there, with nothing to install.
How do the APIs compare?
Signeasy sells its API separately: a free sandbox with 100 requests, then Intermediate at $1,499 a year for 1,000 requests. SignThis’s API, webhooks and MCP server come with Professional at $25 a month, billed monthly, for 200 documents a year.
Do signers need an account?
No, with either service. Signeasy’s pricing page says signers don’t pay and don’t need a registered account, and SignThis signers sign from a personal email link.
How much does SignThis cost?
The free plan sends up to 3 documents a month, with no payment card and no end date. Paid plans start at $8 a month for 6 documents a month ($5 for a new subscriber’s first month), billed monthly with no annual commitment. Business plans start at $30 a seat a month, with a 12-month commitment, billed monthly. See every plan and its limits.