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Checked 2026-10-21

Docusign vs OpenSign

Fit:

Migration notes

PDF signing, templates, signing order and completion tracking fit basic workflows. Free self-hosted API token generation unavailable; paid integration and premium-credit workflows need separate evaluation.

Sources: github.com, docs.opensignlabs.com · checked 2026-10-21

DocusignPaid incumbent

Entry priceUSD 11 / seat / month
Pricing modelper-seat, billed annual
OwnerDocusign, Inc.

US checkout Personal displays USD 11/month, billed monthly with USD 132 annual commitment; 5 envelopes/month. Current rendered checkout differs from older USD 10 marketing/search pricing. Source

Docusign plans reviewed
PersonalentryUSD 11 / account (1 sender;5 envelopes/month) / mo
StandardpopularUSD 30 / sender user (100 envelopes/year) / mo
Business ProbusinessUSD 45 / sender user (100 envelopes/year) / mo
Enhanced plansenterpriseQuote only

OpenSignOpen-source alternative

Fit for Docusign
License
Paid-feature tier C
Self-host
Paid-feature limits2 noted
OpenSign plans reviewed
Free self-hosted editionfree self-hosted coreFree

What you may give up

  • API token generation unavailable in free self-hosted edition
  • Premium-credit features include bulk sending, public template signing, kiosk mode and embedded signing

Tier C: AGPL core excludes customRoute under root license; API-token docs explicitly require paid self-hosted upgrade, while ordinary individual sends remain free. License source

What running it takes

  • Caddy
  • PFX/P12 signing certificate
  • Local document storage
  • Mailgun API

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Default reviewed stack is frontend, API, MongoDB and Caddy; no required Redis broker documented. Official DigitalOcean demo installer DB lacks persistent storage and must be replaced for production. Infrastructure and staff time are not priced here; this page does not compare total cost.