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WaiverDrop vs Wherewolf

Both stand on digital waiver software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

WaiverDrop

Free plan AndroidAPIiPhone+1

WaiverDrop covers mobile signing, kiosk collection, document packets and searchable waiver records. The free Starter plan has a firm monthly signing limit; paid plans begin at $15 a month.

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Wherewolf combines waivers, guest information collection, automated communications, and marketing tools. Check the plan’s volume limits and the regional restriction on marketing SMS before choosing it.

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The facts

	WaiverDrop	Wherewolf
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	No	Not published
Runs on	Android, API, iPhone, Web	Android, iPhone, Web
Lowest paid plan	Pro: $15 a month	Launch: $89 a month
Plans published	4	4
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	waiverdrop.com	getwherewolf.com
On digital waiver software	#7 of 25	#11 of 25

WaiverDrop: what it does well

Signing works through a link or QR code without an app.
Kiosk and touchless kiosk modes are available.
Packets preserve each document as a separate signed record.
Records can be exported as CSV and PDFs.
Data is encrypted in transit and at rest.

What to know first

Starter is limited to 10 waivers per month.
New signatures stop at the Starter limit until renewal or upgrade.
No free trial is offered.

Wherewolf: what it does well

Guests can complete waivers before arrival on their own devices.
Supports signing without internet and later data sync.
Automates reminders and post-visit review requests.
Lists integrations with reservation and operational tools.
Includes a free plan.

What to know first

Marketing SMS is available only in the United States and Canada.
Paid plans have volume limits that vary by plan.
Enterprise & Franchise pricing requires contacting sales.
API access is listed for Enterprise & Franchise.

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