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Signzuma vs DocuSign
For one person sending everyday agreements, Signzuma does the essential job for much less: unlimited documents for $12 a month, against DocuSign Personal's 5 a month. DocuSign is the choice for teams, integrations, identity checks and regulated industries.
| Signzuma | DocuSign | |
|---|---|---|
| Free | 3 documents a month | Free trial only |
| Entry plan | $6/month: 25 documents a month | Personal, $11/month (billed yearly): 5 a month |
| Higher volume | $12/month: unlimited documents (fair use) | Standard, $30/user/month: 100 a year |
| Signers need an account | No | No |
| Audit certificate in the signed PDF | Yes: times, IP addresses and the document's fingerprint | Yes |
| Tamper-evident digital seal | Yes | Yes |
| Signing order, several signers | Yes | Yes |
| Templates and automatic reminders | Yes (Pro and Business) | Yes |
| Bulk send, SMS or ID verification | No | Yes, on higher plans |
| Integrations (Salesforce, Microsoft, Google) | No | Yes, hundreds |
Choose DocuSign if you want
- Bulk sending, team accounts, and SMS or ID verification of signers.
- Hundreds of integrations and an API.
- Security certifications and identity verification for regulated work.
Choose Signzuma if you want
- A free tier: 3 documents a month with no card.
- Unlimited documents for $12 a month.
- The same site edits, fills and fixes the PDF before you send it.
DocuSign’s prices and features were taken from its own website on 3 October 2026 and may have changed since: DocuSign eSignature plans and pricing. DocuSign is a trademark of its owner, which does not endorse Filezuma. Prices are in US dollars, before tax.