Pricing · E-Signature

Signaturely pricing, explained

What the plans cost, what the free tier actually allows, and where the real Signaturely bill comes from.

Signaturely keeps its pricing simple with three options: a free plan, a Personal plan for individuals and a Business plan for teams. The simplicity is the point, but the free plan is tighter than it first looks and the jump to a paid plan is where most buyers land. Below are the current prices, what each tier includes, and the details that move your real cost.

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Plans and prices

Per account / month, billed annually

Pricing as of June 2026 · check the vendor for current pricing. Annual billing saves about 20% versus monthly. The free plan is capped at one signature request a month.

Free
$0
Trying it out or very low volume.
+One signature request a month
+One template
+Audit log and reminders
+Signaturely branding on documents
★ Our pick
Personal
$20
Individuals and solo founders.
+Unlimited signature requests
+One template
+Your own branding
+About $20 a month, less on annual
Business
$40
Teams that send together.
+Unlimited requests for all users
+Unlimited templates
+Team management and roles
+About $40 a month, less on annual
What moves the real bill

What actually drives your Signaturely cost

Signaturely has only three tiers, so the cost questions are about which one you genuinely need and whether the free plan can carry you. These are the levers that matter.

The free plan cap. The free plan allows one signature request a month. That is enough to test the product, but almost any real use, even a single contract a week, pushes you to a paid plan. Treat the free tier as a trial, not a long term option.
Personal versus Business. Personal covers one user with unlimited requests but a single template. Business is the step up for teams and unlimited templates. If you work alone, Personal is usually all you need, so do not over buy.
Templates. Templates are the main feature gate. Personal includes one template, Business removes the limit. If you reuse more than one document type regularly, that single difference is often what pushes you to Business.
Billing term. Annual billing saves roughly 20% versus paying monthly on either paid plan. If you are confident you will keep the tool for a year, the yearly commitment is the easiest saving to capture.
Team size. Business is a flat team plan rather than strict per seat metering, which makes it predictable for small teams. Confirm the current user terms with Signaturely, since seat and add user rules can change.
Pricing questions

Signaturely pricing FAQ

Does Signaturely have a free plan?

Yes. The free plan is free forever and allows one signature request a month with one template, plus reminders and an audit log. It carries Signaturely branding. It is best treated as a way to trial the product rather than a long term plan.

How much does Signaturely cost?

The Personal plan is about $20 a month and the Business plan about $40 a month, both with unlimited signature requests. Annual billing saves roughly 20% versus monthly. Check Signaturely for current figures, since plan pricing changes.

What is the difference between Personal and Business?

Personal is for one user with unlimited requests and a single template. Business is for teams, adds unlimited templates and team management. The template limit and team support are the main reasons to choose Business.

Is Signaturely cheaper than DocuSign?

On the entry paid tier, Signaturely Personal at about $20 a month is close to DocuSign Standard per seat, but Signaturely keeps pricing flat and simple. Dedicated value signers like SignNow and SignWell are cheaper than both for basic signing.

Are there extra fees?

Signaturely pricing is deliberately simple, with no separate per envelope charges on the paid plans. The main variable is whether you need Business for unlimited templates and team features. Confirm current terms with the vendor before you commit.

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