RightSignature pricing, explained
RightSignature is now sold inside ShareFile. What the plans cost, why signing starts on Premium, and where the real bill comes from.
RightSignature is no longer sold as a standalone product. It is now the electronic signature feature inside ShareFile, the document platform from Progress, so its pricing is ShareFile pricing. Plans are per user a month with a minimum of three users, and signing does not appear until the Premium tier. There is no free plan. Below are the current ShareFile prices, where RightSignature signing lives in the ladder, 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. Prices shown are the rate when billed annually, monthly billing costs more. All plans have a minimum of three users, except Virtual Data Room which requires five. RightSignature electronic signatures start on the Premium plan. There is no free plan.
What actually drives your RightSignature cost
Because RightSignature is now part of ShareFile, the real figure on your invoice depends on the ShareFile plan you need, the three user minimum, the billing term, and the tier where signing actually appears. These are the levers that matter.
RightSignature pricing FAQ
How much does RightSignature cost?
RightSignature is now part of ShareFile. The relevant plan for signing is Premium at about $26 per user a month billed annually, with a three user minimum. Advanced at about $16.50 does not include signing. Industry Advantage is about $41.67 and Virtual Data Room about $69.30 per user. Check ShareFile for current pricing.
Is RightSignature still sold on its own?
No. RightSignature is no longer a standalone product. It is now the electronic signature feature inside ShareFile, the document platform from Progress. You subscribe to ShareFile to use it, and signing is available from the Premium plan upward.
Which ShareFile plan do I need for e-signatures?
Premium is the entry point for RightSignature signing, at about $26 per user a month billed annually with a three user minimum. The cheaper Advanced plan is file sharing only and does not include signing, so do not assume it covers electronic signatures.
Why might my RightSignature bill be higher than expected?
Two reasons stand out. Every plan has a minimum of three users, so a small team still pays for three seats. And the quoted prices are annual rates, so monthly billing costs more. On Premium that means a practical floor of roughly three seats at about $26 a month before any extras.
Is there a cheaper alternative to RightSignature?
Yes. Because you must buy ShareFile and meet a three user minimum, a dedicated signer is often cheaper for pure signing. SignNow at about $8 a user, Dropbox Sign at about $15 and DocuSign at about $10 all undercut a three seat ShareFile Premium plan, with the tradeoff that you lose ShareFile's wider document management.