eversign Pricing

I am a self-employed writer. I interview people for my work. These interviews require various consent forms to be signed by two parties. Before using digital alternatives, I asked interviewees to print, sign and scan these forms. This was a cumbersome and inconsistent process. I have since switched to various e-signing software solutions. Of these, Eversign hits the sweet spot of price/core functionality.

The UI isn't exactly beautiful. But it works.

The software is lights out easy to use. No learning curve necessary. Just install and go. Much better value that Adobe or other solutions that cost much more.

At this point none, the software is refined enough that it works on all the devices I use, with no issues.

The interface is nice and smooth. It is easy to understand and pickup. I really like the use of the hidden tags to streamline your documents so that you can upload and the boxes are there for you. In my profession, I manage many employees across multiple states. Each state has different requirements and forms to fill out. Therefore having the ability to create boxes directly on my form and then having the system create it for me is great. This saves me a lot of time in having to redo the boxes and forms when I upload it as a template or for use. For 90 per cent of the things that I do, eversign works for my company.

I wished they had a hidden tag for other functions such as attachments and bulk signing. Currently I have to add attachment boxes in when I upload. Its not a deal killer but hopefully in future upgrades this is something that can be done. Other than that I'm happy with Eversign.

Eversign does everything other companies do for the fraction of the price

Nothing. it's good. simple, working well. reliable.

Inclusion of templates - a lot of other platforms I trialled don't include templates at all Easy to navigate Informative dashboard, I particularly like the widget showing how many documents have been sent in the current month - will help me monitor our requirements Integration with Dropbox and OneDrive

When part way through adding fields, if you need to go back to the previous page to add a signer, the fields already added to existing signers are lost. Would like these to be saved while going back to previous page.

Love the dashboard. It's easy to follow everything at a glance. Adding contacts and documents is a breeze and so is setting up signature blocks and other fields required. I love the branding across the site, emails and documents. Makes me look even more professional.

Haven't discovered anything I don't like yet

- The price point - The features available - The ease of use

Nothing that I can think of at the moment

In my quest to find a more cost effective alternative to DocuSign (which I love, but which isn't the best value for my use case), I have finally found my winner in Eversign. Aesthetics are important to me. Of course, a tool has to do everything I need it to do, but I want it to be pleasing look at and use. While I may be cheating here by picking more than one thing I like best, I'm still going to do it. I like the overall experience! It's does what I need and it looks and feels good doing it. Moreover, that feeling transfers over to clients who may have never used a tool like this before in the form of intuitive styling and simple guidance.

There's not much I dislike so far (having used it for about 6 weeks). I did have a problem using a Microsoft Word document. My standard agreement is four pages and each page is formatted very deliberately. When I uploaded it to Eversign, it added a fifth page and moved things down a little bit. This mean that my canned instructions referring to pages on which to sign or initial would be off. To be...

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the UI is absolotly great, the easy way to see the status and to find out the issues

it is not possible to reasign an other signer onless the signer did it by itself. i ask to the support and they will get this feature on Q1 Q@ 2021.

You can sign where you need to on the document, and I love that you can use your tablet or phone and pen/finger to sign, making it feel very similar to pen and paper! Eversign stores your completed documents, or you can keep them privately and delete them/expire them as needed. The free version of the software allows you to do 5 documents per month, which is very reasonable for a small business. The next tier up, allows for unlimited documents and a bunch of added value as well!

The in person signing feature they offer is only available on a high tier, but it isn't super necessary, just a bit annoying. All the pricing and billing is in USD, so something to keep in mind as a Canadian.

The price is reasonable and the final pdf contract looks great. It's really easy to create contracts thanks to the ability to import files from Google Drive. eversign's contracts help me maintain my professional image. The most important feature to me is the disclaimer. When my clients are about to sign the contract, they see a pop-up explaining that signing the document is legally binding.

My logo does not look good when my clients go into the document to sign. However, my logo looks great in the PDF that my clients receive when everyone has signed so I'm willing to overlook it. I also don't like that creating the signature fields is difficult. I can easily overlook it though because if I click "quick send" it automatically creates a signature page at the end that looks very professional.

The Free tier plan offers a lot comparing it with other big players. Its enough for working on a very small basis, but also gives you chance to try mostly all the functionality. It surely gives more to the client than the other e-sign alternatives, as we tested them all to implement this kind of signature in our business.

Its not only Eversign issue, but i mighht say that, sending the email from a user server / domain adress could be better for branding propuse. But, as I said, other salternatives (all to be true) does the same. In part is fine, because you can have a "third party" testifiyng your documents are well signed and without issues, makes it more reliable, but, could be good to have that email send from our own domain also.

I used Eversign for years before making a switch and the only reason I switched was because I got a lifetime deal for 1 payment on another platform. However, I don't like the other platform as much as I liked Eversign. I really liked everything about Eversign except a couple small things which I will list in the cons section. Eversign is easy to use, didn't have any glitches or weird things happen...

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The biggest con for me was simply the limit of templates in the different price points and that I don't use a eSigning platform enough to make it worth spending the extra money to get more templates. However, having to prep a new document each time adding in the boxes for clients to fill out and everything was so time consuming and annoying.

Eversign is so easy to use and straight forward that I have my administrative assistant setting up contracts and other items for me each day. Basic computer abilities will suffice for using this software, and I love the features such as expiration, ease of putting fillable fields in there, and follow-up's with emails. And when it comes to pricing, Eversign easily beats DocuSign. No one from Eversign is bugging me about why I haven't upgraded to their best tier, unlike DocuSign was during our trial, but they are readily available for support if needed. I cannot see any reason other than name recognition, that anyone would go with DocuSign over Eversign

Nothing really - this software has been terrific

As a bookkeeper in solo practice, I generally onboard anywhere from zero to three or four clients per month. I use Eversign to set up digitally signed, legally binding engagements with my clients. Eversign also allows me to sign documents such as a W9, a HIPAA confidentiality agreement, or other papers that my customers may require. Eversign's free option allows me to get the job done without paying for a level of service that my micro-business simply doesn't need. I am very happy with Eversign's generosity to low-volume users like myself, given that the product is high quality and easy to use.

I have no complaints. Eversign is easy to use. I've also never received feedback regarding navigational challenges from even one client.

I started using the free trial version along with trial version from other companies. I wanted to compare the features and ease of use and value. I really enjoyed using Eversign esignature software. It was really easy to setup an esignature request. I like the fact that I can drag and drop multiple documents to my request. some user doesn't allow multi document sending. On the recipient...

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I really didn't find anything I didn't like about Eversign software.

The ease of use, it has a very intuitive layout and the functionality that we've explored to this point are very straight forward.

The "Basic" subscription should allow for more templates, but still a strong offering at the current price point.

The hall features it have. Is great because the software is not limiting to only the signing process but also to the authenticacion, permissions and more. A really complete software for someone like me who's all days working with documents.

Even when is a complete software is a little bit expensive in comparison with other softwares.

Eversign has a very simple set-up process and is very easy to use. I like that the first you see when you log in is the Dashboard where you see the most important things you need to see: (1) documents waiting to be signed by you (2) documents waiting to be signed by others and (3) completed documents. With one click you get right to the section you need to complete any signing actions or work with completed documents. And the Quick Actions button at the top makes it easy to start setting up a new document for signing. Somehow, the interface just fees cleaner and simpler than DocuSign, which I used to us. And a little more intuitive than HelloSign which I have also tried.

I tend to have to have documents signed by the same group of people all the time so it would have been nice to be able to import contacts, but ,regardless, once they are entered manually they can be used over and over again.

This is as easy to use as any other signing software Ive used including the big one.=, and allows for more features at a lower cost. Things like multiple signers that the other service charges ridiculous amounts when I only really have multipole signers once every few months.

Not a lot I dont like. I guess Id like to be able to name my templates rather than have them designated by subject line.

The biggest draw to Eversign versus other electronic software companies was that one company can have multiple team members. Other software offerings that we saw did not have this feature at all and would require multiple users being setup at a greatly increased cost (that would have outweighed the benefit of introducing electronic signatures). The workflow process in Eversign is simple and required minimal training, even for our less technically savvy employees, to the point where even staff members who had been apprehensive about bringing in more digitization of our processes noticed that there was a considerable savings on time.

Some of the reporting functionality is still in progress. For example we would love to view the number of documents produced/signed by each team member and in an ideal world have an easy was to assess the time lapsed between a document being produced and being signed. That said, our implementation contact at Eversign, rep has been really helpful, informing us that this functionality is on it's way through development and offered to produce reports in the meantime, so this "con" has been completely mitigated via their good customer support.

I like most, it's ease of use and the simplicity that comes with it. Most of the bells and whistles of more sophisticated products are not needed for my business. I want simple use, efficient processes, and affordable pricing.

There are still ways to make the use more comfortable, and have a few more options, but generally, it works very well for me.

The dashboard lay out.Love that you can pick out different languages for individual people!! This feature is very unique!

An app would be nice, I use my iPad when I am not near my computer so its not a big deal. If there is an app please let me know.

pros - cost effective (great deal, especially when compared to other options on the market) - easy to set up - start using immediately - user friendly - someone who is tech-savy can easily figure out the tool without training - flexible signing options - customizable

cons (so far only experienced cons related to pre-stored signatures) - using a pre-stored signature was a bit confusing, it also means that anyone with access to your account can use your signature on any documents because it was automatically added through the interface, not something that was applied once i opened an email and confirmed a signature on the document - the "waiting for your signature" section did not seem to update as expected, i sent a contract to myself to sign but it did not show up on the website as an outstanding signature - no mobile app can be a problem when i am on the road but need to send out or sign a document