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esign.website vs SignNow

esign.website vs SignNow: sign without a subscription, and without uploading the file.

A capable, lower-priced business e-signature suite — but still a subscription, with no free plan. Starts at $8/mo (billed yearly); free plan: 7-day trial, no free plan.

Featureesign.websiteSignNow
Free everyday signing (no card)YesNo
Files stay in your browserYes — unless you use Send to SignNo
Account required to signNoNo — only the sender
Per-document price$1 each, $3 for fiven/a (subscription only)
Unlimited plan$29 once, foreverNone — invites are metered
Sequential signing orderNoYes
Bulk send to many recipientsNoYes
Mobile appsBrowser onlyYes
Signature certificate on the PDFFree on signing links; $4 when you sign yourselfYes
Built-in PDF tools (merge / split / rotate)YesMerge and rotate; no split

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Questions people ask

Does SignNow have a free plan?

Not a permanent one. It offers a 7-day free trial; after that, sending documents requires a paid subscription, though the people you send to can sign without an account. esign.website has no trial because the free tier does not expire — signing is unlimited and free, with a watermark on the free download.

Is SignNow cheaper than esign.website?

For a team sending many documents a month, SignNow's plans, which include unlimited users, can be good value. For one person who signs occasionally, a yearly subscription is more than a $1 download, or a single $29 payment that never renews.

Where does my document go?

With SignNow it is uploaded to their servers, which is what makes its collaboration features possible. With esign.website, signing your own document happens in your browser and the file is never uploaded; only Send to Sign stores a copy, private to your account, so the person you send it to can read and sign it.