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E-Signature Software Comparison (2026)

This is the full side-by-side: every e-signature tool in our database (24 in total), with the numbers that actually decide a shortlist.

For every tool you get its starting price, an honest free-plan verdict, its core audience and a one-line standout. Use it to draw up a shortlist, then click through to the full overview, review or pricing page for the detail.

How we compare: prices and free-plan status are read from each vendor's public plans; “free plan” means a tier you can keep using at $0, distinct from a trial. “Best for” and the standout come from each tool's own positioning and our enriched notes. We list every tool in the niche, including ones we wouldn't recommend, and flag any that are discontinued. How we evaluate →

All 24 e-signature tools compared

ToolEntry priceFree plan?Best forStandoutGet it
Adobe Acrobat Sign
review · pricing		from $12.99/moNopdf-editing and microsoft-usersNative e-signature inside the full Acrobat PDF editor with enterprise Microsoft integration.—
Better Proposals
review · pricing		from $19/moNofreelancers and small-businessFast, template-driven web proposals with e-signature and payments built in for small businesses.Visit →
Concord
review · pricing		from $23/moFree plancontract-management and mid-marketApproachable contract lifecycle management with unlimited e-signatures and AI extraction.Visit →
Conga Sign
review · pricing		See pricingNosalesforce and enterpriseEnterprise e-signature native to Salesforce within the Conga revenue-lifecycle ecosystem.—
DocHub
review · pricing		from $14/moFree plangoogle-workspace and pdf-editingBrowser-based PDF editing and e-signature with standout Google Workspace integration.—
DocuSign
review · pricing		from $10/moNoenterprise and integrationsThe market-leading e-signature platform with the broadest integration ecosystem and strongest enterprise trust.Visit →
Dropbox Sign (HelloSign)
review · pricing		from $15/moFree plansmall-business and developersDeveloper-friendly e-signing with a clean UX and tight Dropbox integration.Visit →
Foxit eSign
review · pricing		from $10/moFree planpdf-editing and small-businessE-signature bundled with a full PDF editor so prep and signing happen in one tool.—
GetAccept
review · pricing		from $25/moNosales-teams and digital-sales-roomsA digital sales room combining proposals, e-signature, video and deal tracking.—
Jotform Sign
review · pricing		from $34/moFree planforms and workflow-automationE-signature embedded in Jotform's form builder for automated form-to-document signing.Visit →
Juro
review · pricing		See pricingNolegal-teams and contract-automationA browser-native, AI-enabled contract platform covering the full lifecycle in one workspace.—
Oneflow
review · pricing		from $19/moFree planeurope and contract-automationContract automation built around truly interactive, data-rich contracts, popular in Europe.—
OneSpan Sign
review · pricing		from $20/moNofinancial-services and regulated-industriesSecurity-first e-signature with bank-grade identity verification for regulated industries.—
PandaDoc
review · pricing		from $19/moFree plansales-teams and proposalsAll-in-one document automation that pairs a real free eSign tier with proposal and payment workflows.Visit →
Proposify
review · pricing		from $35/moTrial onlyagencies and sales-teamsDesign-focused proposal software with content library and pipeline analytics, e-signature included.Visit →
Qwilr
review · pricing		from $35/moTrial onlyinteractive-proposals and marketingTurns proposals and quotes into interactive web pages with embedded media and live pricing.—
RightSignature
review · pricing		from $60/moNosharefile-users and secure-sharingE-signature integrated with ShareFile for secure document sharing and signing.—
Signaturely
review · pricing		from $20/moFree planfreelancers and budgetSimple, design-friendly e-signature with a free plan aimed at freelancers and small teams.Visit →
Signeasy
review · pricing		from $10/moNomobile and small-businessMobile-first e-signature with unlimited sends and a low per-user price for SMBs.Visit →
SignNow
review · pricing		from $8/moNobudget and high-volumeOne of the cheapest routes to compliant, full-featured e-signing without per-user penalties.—
SignWell
review · pricing		from $12/moFree plansmall-business and budgetAffordable, easy e-signature with a free plan and a huge integration library for small businesses.Visit →
Xodo Sign (eversign)
review · pricing		from $9.99/moFree planbudget and developersLightweight, low-cost e-signature with a free tier and a developer-friendly API.—
Yousign
review · pricing		from $9/moFree planeurope and eidas-complianceA certified EU Trust Service Provider offering eIDAS-compliant signatures incl. QES.—
Zoho Sign
review · pricing		from $10/moFree planzoho-users and budgetCost-effective e-signature with strong compliance and deep Zoho-suite integration.Visit →

Prices verified 2026-06-28 from public vendor pricing. Plans and prices change — always confirm on the vendor's own site. No price here is guaranteed.

Key takeaways

FAQ

How many e-signature tools does this comparison cover?

All 24 e-signature tools we track in the E-Signature category are in the table above, compared on the same four points: entry price, free plan, best-for and standout. It's a full reference chart, not a curated shortlist.

Which e-signature tool is the cheapest?

By verified entry price, SignNow is the cheapest paid option at $8/mo. Several tools above offer a free plan if $0 matters more than features.

Which of these e-signature tools have a free plan?

Concord, DocHub, Dropbox Sign (HelloSign), Foxit eSign, Jotform Sign, Oneflow, PandaDoc, Signaturely, SignWell, Xodo Sign (eversign), Yousign and Zoho Sign offer a genuine free plan you can keep using at $0. The free-plan column above marks each one, and separates them from tools that only run a trial.

How is this different from your best-of guides?

This page lists every tool in the niche side by side so you can scan the whole market. Our best-of guides instead pick the five to eight e-signature tools we'd actually recommend for a specific job, with a full write-up on each.

Sources

The standout lines, audiences and free-plan facts in the table above are drawn from these vendor pages and independent reviews:

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