Overview

Upload a document, add required fields and email it to signers. Recipients can sign by typing their name, drawing a signature or uploading an image. Sequential signing lets you specify the order in which recipients sign, while status tracking and automatic reminders help keep requests moving.

A legal audit log records document activity. Signaturely says its signatures follow UETA, ESIGN and eIDAS, and that signed documents are AATL compliant with anti-tampering controls. It also says data is encrypted at rest and uses 256-bit encryption in transit, offers two-factor authentication and conducts regular third-party penetration tests. Those assurances may matter for business paperwork, though they do not change the plan limits.

Key features

Templates and workflow

Reusable templates can be shared with a team, but the Personal plan allows just one. That is enough to reuse a single standard document; businesses managing multiple forms will need Business for unlimited templates. Sequential signing is useful when a document must pass through recipients in a set order.

Tracking, integrations and API

Notifications, reminders and audit history are included in the regular plans, alongside Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive and Box integrations. Zapier is also available through the API offering. The API supports automated signature requests and templates, but is priced separately from regular plans; request allowances depend on the account plan. OAuth and embedded signing are listed for Platinum and Titanium, so basic automation and those advanced capabilities sit at different price points.

Support is available through the Help Center and a contact option.

Pricing

The free plan costs 0.00 USD per free and allows one document or signature request per month. It includes audit trail and history, making it a way to handle occasional signing, not a practical fit for recurring volume.

Personal costs 25.00 USD per month, or 240.00 USD per year billed annually. Both offer five signature requests per month, one template, cloud-storage integrations, notifications and reminders, and audit history. The annual option lowers the effective monthly cost compared with paying monthly, but retains the same five-request ceiling. Personal suits an individual with a small, steady workload; the quota is restrictive for busier users.

Business costs 50.00 USD per month, or 480.00 USD per year billed annually. The monthly plan is also priced at $50/month per user. It includes unlimited signature requests and templates, team management, custom business branding, notifications and reminders, and audit history. It is the more suitable regular plan for teams or higher-volume use, but its per-user monthly price makes seat count relevant.

API plans are separate: Gold costs 49.00 USD per month for basic business automation, with request allowance dependent on plan; Platinum costs 99.00 USD per month and includes Gold features plus advanced features; Titanium costs 199.00 USD per month and is positioned for enterprises with full API access. OAuth and embedded signing are listed for Platinum and Titanium. Choose among them based on the API capabilities and request allowance required, rather than treating them as substitutes for the regular signing plans.

Platforms

Signaturely is available on web, Android and iOS, and offers API access. That covers browser-based use, mobile platforms and a separate route for automation.

Who it's for

Signaturely fits people and businesses that want email-based document signing with an audit trail, reminders and ordered signers. The free tier works for occasional requests; Personal is aimed at light individual use; Business is better suited to teams that need more than one template or five monthly requests. Organizations automating signature workflows should consider the separate API tiers. Those needing frequent signing at a low monthly price may find the Personal cap and Business per-user cost a poor fit.

Pros and cons

Pros: The free plan includes audit history, and paid regular plans add reminders and cloud-storage integrations.
Pros: Business removes request and template caps while adding team management and custom branding.
Pros: Sequential signing, automatic reminders and a legal audit log support an orderly signing workflow.
Cons: The free plan permits only one monthly request, and Personal permits five, limiting recurring use.
Cons: Personal includes only one template; unlimited templates require Business.
Cons: API access has separate pricing, and advanced OAuth and embedded signing are associated with the higher Platinum and Titanium tiers.

Alternatives

Consider Sign.Plus if a larger free allowance matters: its free plan provides three signature requests total and one template, compared with Signaturely's one request per month. BoldSign is worth comparing for its free plan, which includes 25 envelopes per month, two templates and one user. Dropbox Sign offers three free signature requests per month, a higher free monthly allowance than Signaturely's single request.

eSignly is another freemium electronic-signature option. Jotform is a freemium form product. SignRequest and Skribble are freemium signature alternatives. Xodo Sign is also a freemium option.

Browse more options in E-Signature Software and Electronic Signature Software.

Verdict

Choose Signaturely if you need a straightforward signing workflow with ordered recipients, reminders and audit history, and your volume fits the plan. Its free and Personal tiers are constrained by low request limits; teams needing repeated use get more room from Business, but should weigh the per-user cost. Look elsewhere if your priority is a higher free monthly allowance or lower-cost frequent signing.

	S-Docs	Signaturely
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Free trial	Yes	Yes
Paid from	$2.08/mo	$20/mo
Open source	No	No
Platforms	api, iOS, Web	Android, api, iOS, Web
API access	Yes	Yes
Free plan	—	Yes
Audit trail	—	Yes
Bulk sending	—	Yes

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