Instead of OpenSign
OpenSign alternatives
OpenSign handles PDF signing, storage, and security with reusable templates, audit trails, bulk sending, SMS authentication, and API workflows. Its API supports self-signing, public template links, drafts, signer roles, and real-time webhooks, while templates can be embedded in React, Next.js, HTML, JavaScript, and Angular projects. SMTP configuration, two-factor authentication, passkey sign-in, tamper-evident PDFs, and Docker self-hosting across Linux, macOS, and Windows add control for individuals and businesses.
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Esup-Signature
by Esup-SignatureFree plan APILinuxMac+3Open-source deployments with broad platform coverage — Esup-Signature matches OpenSign’s audit, template, bulk, API, SMS, and platform coverage as a free open-source product.
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Sign.Plus
by Sign.PlusFree plan AndroidAPIExtension+2Mobile and browser-extension signing — Sign.Plus adds Android, iOS, and extension platforms, while OpenSign emphasizes self-hosting and web-framework embedding.
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Signaturely
by SignaturelyFree plan AndroidAPIiPhone+1Email-based signing with flexible signature capture — Signaturely explicitly supports typing, drawing, or uploading a signature image, whereas OpenSign documents broader API workflows and self-hosting.
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Certinal
by CertinalFree trial AndroidAPIiPhone+1Organizations wanting paid plans with pricing on request — Certinal is paid with pricing on request and supports Android, iOS, web, API, templates, bulk sending, SMS, and both signing orders.
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Dropbox Sign
by Dropbox SignFree plan AndroidAPIiPhone+1Teams needing a mobile-enabled signing service without bulk sending — Dropbox Sign supports Android, iOS, web, and API access but has no bulk sending, unlike OpenSign’s bulk capability.
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Autentique
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Documenso
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eSigns
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DocuSeal
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FreeSign
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Its free plan costs nothing and includes unlimited digital signatures and templates, but invitation emails stop at 15 per month. Bulk sending and public links need a paid plan, and live API tokens require Professional or Teams. Alternatives may suit teams wanting mobile apps, browser extensions, a fully free open-source deployment, or different entry pricing. Compare supported platforms, authentication and signing workflows, template and bulk capabilities, trial terms, and whether switching is worth giving up OpenSign’s self-hosting and free-tier allowances.