DigiSigner review
Bottom line
DigiSigner is a browser-based e-signature tool that lets you upload a document, sign it and invite others to sign without printing or faxing. Its clearest strengths are fast setup, signatures tied to ESIGN, UETA and eIDAS, and a low entry price with a 14-day trial on the PRO plan. The main cost to watch is that PRO covers only one sender, the TEAM price comes with no stated billing period, and API access is billed separately. It suits solo professionals and small businesses that send contracts and forms regularly.
What is DigiSigner?
DigiSigner is a web-based electronic signature service that lets businesses sign documents and send them to others for signature without printing, scanning or faxing. It targets contracts and forms that would otherwise travel by email attachment, courier or fax, shortening the time between sending a document and getting it back signed. The service is aimed at real estate, human resources, legal work and small business teams.
Day to day, a user uploads a document over a secure connection, signs it with a mouse, a typed name or a signature image, and then invites other people to sign. Each signer receives an email with a link, clicks DONE to save the signed copy, and both sides receive the completed document. Users get a notification when a signer finishes, can create templates, and can add their own branding to the signing experience. Signers pay nothing to sign.
The product is built for freelancers, small businesses, mid-size businesses and enterprises. Pricing has three tiers. PRO costs $15 per month when paid annually and includes a 14-day free trial, unlimited documents, one sender and multiple signers. TEAM costs $50 and allows up to five senders with team features. Enterprise is priced through volume pricing, and buyers request a demo to get a quote. API access is priced separately on its own page.
What sets DigiSigner apart is its API, which lets businesses embed eSignatures directly into their own applications. The company names the specific laws its signatures follow, including ESIGN, UETA and European eIDAS, and says the signatures are recognized in court. Documents are stored behind a firewall, every request is authenticated against the user's session, and traffic is protected with SSL and 256-bit HTTPS encryption. An audit trail records activity on each document.
Who it's for
- Solo professionals sending contracts
- Small businesses with a few senders
- Real estate and HR teams handling forms
Who should look elsewhere
- Teams needing a permanent free plan
- Developers seeking a self-hosted signing service
Typical uses
- Signing real estate purchase agreements
- Collecting employee onboarding forms
- Sending client contracts for signature
- Embedding signatures into a custom application
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