GetAccept pricing, explained
What the eSign and Professional plans cost, why the five user minimum matters, and where the real GetAccept bill comes from.
GetAccept is a digital sales room platform where signing is one part of a wider deal workflow, so its pricing reflects that scope. There are three plans: eSign for teams that mainly want signatures, Professional for the full AI sales room experience, and a custom Enterprise plan. The eSign plan is approachable, but the jump to Professional comes with a five user minimum that changes the math. Below are the current prices, the terms that matter, and the line items that move your real cost.
Plans and prices
Per user / monthPricing as of June 2026 · check the vendor for current pricing. The eSign plan can be billed monthly or annually; Professional and Enterprise are billed annually, and all plans cover a twelve month agreement. Professional has a five user minimum. Some features such as CRM integrations and AI add ons are priced separately.
What actually drives your GetAccept cost
The headline price is per user, but the real figure on your invoice depends on the plan you need, the five user minimum on Professional, and the add ons a sales workflow often requires. These are the levers that matter.
GetAccept pricing FAQ
How much does GetAccept cost?
The eSign plan is about $25 per user a month, Professional about $49 per user a month with a five user minimum, and Enterprise is custom quoted. eSign can be billed monthly or annually, while Professional and Enterprise are annual. Check GetAccept for current figures.
What is the difference between eSign and Professional?
eSign covers unlimited electronic signatures, the in app editor, contract management and templates. Professional adds the GetAccept AI digital sales room, deal rooms, mutual action plans and more, and requires a minimum of five users. If you mainly want signing, eSign is the right plan.
Why does Professional cost more than it looks?
Professional has a five user minimum, so the practical floor is about five seats at $49 a month, roughly $2,940 a year, even for a smaller team. Add ons like premium CRM integrations and CPQ can push the real cost higher, so budget beyond the per seat sticker price.
Can I pay monthly?
Only on the eSign plan. eSign can be billed monthly or annually, while Professional and Enterprise are billed annually. All three plans cover a twelve month agreement period, so confirm the commitment before you choose monthly billing.
Is GetAccept just an e-signature tool?
No. GetAccept is a digital sales room platform where electronic signatures are one feature alongside proposals, deal rooms, tracking and CRM integration. If you only need signing, a dedicated signer like Dropbox Sign or SignNow is usually cheaper and simpler.