Sign.Plus

Overview

Sign.Plus is an electronic-signature service for sending, signing, tracking, and managing agreements. Its workflow options and storage connections suit people and organizations handling recurring documents, while its small free allowance makes it less compelling for regular signing without a paid plan.

It spans individual and business use, from remote or in-person signature collection to enterprise controls. The central trade-off is a capable workflow set against quotas that make plan choice important as volume or team size grows.

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Key features

Signing workflows

Sign.Plus supports remote and in-person signing, configurable signer order and steps, and real-time notifications. That combination can help coordinate agreements with multiple participants; audit trails add a record of document activity. Both sequential and non-sequential signature order are supported, so senders can choose a process to fit the agreement rather than force every signer into one sequence.

Templates and sending

Reusable templates can include fillable fields and dynamic variables, reducing repeated setup for common documents. Bulk sending is useful when the same agreement needs to reach many recipients, although its value depends on a plan with enough signing capacity.

Connections, compliance, and security

Connections include Google Workspace, Microsoft Word, Zapier, and an eSignature API, alongside storage integrations for Google Drive, iCloud Drive, Dropbox, Box, and OneDrive. This breadth can fit organizations that already keep documents across those services.

The company says Sign.Plus supports ESIGN, eIDAS, and ZertES, including Qualified Electronic Signatures. It says signed files use 256-bit AES encryption with unique keys per user and TLS 1.3. Alohi also lists ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type 2, HIPAA, PCI DSS, GDPR, eIDAS, and CCPA among its standards. Enterprise adds SSO, HIPAA compliance with BAA, PHIPA compliance with Agent Agreement, advanced security controls, data residency, and priority support—features aimed at organizations with more demanding requirements.

Pricing

Sign.Plus is freemium, with a free plan, paid plans, and a 14-day trial. The free tier costs nothing and allows 3 signature requests total and 1 template. That is enough for occasional evaluation, but the three-request lifetime cap is restrictive for ongoing use.

Personal costs $9.99 a month, billed monthly, for 1 user, 10 signature requests per month, and 5 templates. It suits an individual with modest recurring volume, but the single seat and monthly quota limit collaboration and heavier use.

Professional has custom pricing and supports up to 5 users, unlimited signature requests, and 10 templates. It is the step toward higher-volume small-team use, though its template allowance is lower than Business and its price depends on a custom quote.

Business costs $29.99 a month, billed monthly, and includes multiple users, unlimited signature requests, and unlimited templates. It is the clearest fit for teams that send agreements regularly and need shared capacity without template caps.

Enterprise costs $49.99 a month, billed monthly, with multiple users, unlimited signature requests, and unlimited templates, plus the enterprise controls and support. Those additions matter most where identity, compliance, or data residency requirements justify the higher monthly spend; otherwise Business already removes the stated request and template ceilings.

Platforms

Sign.Plus is available on Android, iOS, web, and as an extension, and offers API access. That mix covers mobile and browser-based use as well as teams integrating signature workflows into other software.

Who it's for

Individuals and sole proprietors can use Personal for a measured monthly signing workload, while small and medium businesses can consider Professional or Business according to seat and template needs. Enterprise is the more appropriate choice for organizations that need its stated security, compliance, data-residency, and support provisions. Sign.Plus is a weaker fit for anyone needing more than three free signature requests without subscribing, or for a team that needs a published Professional price before comparing costs.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Remote and in-person workflows, signer sequencing, and real-time notifications accommodate different agreement processes.
• Pro: Templates, bulk sending, and broad storage connections support repeat and high-volume document work.
• Pro: Business and Enterprise offer unlimited signature requests and templates, avoiding the caps found on Free and Personal.
• Con: Free allows only three requests total, making it a brief trial of the workflow rather than a sustained free option.
• Con: Personal is limited to one user and ten requests monthly, while Professional has custom pricing and only ten templates.
• Con: Enterprise's extra controls are valuable for regulated or policy-heavy organizations, but may be unnecessary for teams that only need unlimited sending.

Alternatives

Consider Adobe Scan if a free-to-download mobile option is preferable; its listed platforms are Android and iOS, with a free trial for Adobe Acrobat Pro.

BoldSign is worth comparing for a free plan that allows 25 envelopes per month, two templates, and one user, rather than Sign.Plus's three total free requests.

Dropbox Sign may suit someone who wants a free allowance of three signature requests per month instead of a three-request total cap.

eSignly is another freemium option, with a lifetime-free plan for individual signing needs.

Jotform is an alternative for readers looking for a freemium service with web, iOS, and Android platforms.

Signeasy may suit an individual who values unlimited signing alongside a monthly allowance of five sent contracts, at $10 a month billed yearly at $120.

Xodo Sign is worth considering for API-oriented use, with a free tier that includes an API sandbox and up to two production API documents.

Documenso is an alternative for readers who prefer an open-source service that shares its code, designs, and metrics.

Verdict

Sign.Plus is a strong fit for individuals and organizations that need reusable signature workflows, integrations, and a clear path to unlimited sending as volume grows. Its most persuasive option for teams is Business, which removes request and template limits at $29.99 a month. Look elsewhere if a genuinely ongoing free allowance is essential, or if the uncertainty of custom Professional pricing makes a small-team decision difficult.