QuickSigner

For cost-conscious teams that want certified e-signing (ISO 27001, AATL) with unlimited documents from ~$5/mo and a real free tier

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Price

from $5

Price basis

per user a month ($48/yr), unlimited documents

Our research

price read 20 Oct 2026

Our research · cost as your team grows

What QuickSigner costs at each size

The cheapest plan that fits, on annual billing, in USD. Price rules written from the vendor’s pricing page as we read it on 2026-10-20, every amount quoted; tax excluded unless the vendor says otherwise.

users	Cheapest fit	Per month	You pay
1	Personal	$0	$0 per month
2	Personal	$0	$0 per month
3	Personal	$0	$0 per month
5	Personal	$0	$0 per month
10	Personal	$0	$0 per month
15	Personal	$0	$0 per month
20	Personal	$0	$0 per month
25	Personal	$0	$0 per month
50	Personal	$0	$0 per month
100	Personal	$0	$0 per month

Not in these numbers: API production signing from $0.30 per signed document on Professional, after the included free API sign requests.

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What we found — independently

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Our pricing check · re-verified 2026-10-20Personal is free: 5 documents a month, 3 signers and 1 document per request, 5 MB maximum, PDF only, with signature and stamp fields and AATL sealing.

What will cost you money if you skim itThe price is the argument, and the legal ceiling is the limit. QuickSigner's own llms.txt says it issues Advanced, not Qualified, Electronic Signatures, and names its weaker fit plainly: organisations needing QES, contract lifecycle management with redlining and analytics, or on-premise deployment.

Cost-trap flags — each with its evidence

🪑 Per-seat pricing — Cost scales with every user you add

“Business is $5 per user a month ($48 a year) and is where documents become unlimited — 10 signers and 3 documents per request, 10 MB, Word files, 10 saved templates, reminders and signing order.”

📅 Annual commit — Best price (or any price) requires an annual/quarterly commitment

“Annual billing saves 20% and paid plans carry a 14-day trial.”

Genuinely good for

cost-conscious teams that want certified e-signing (ISO 27001, AATL) with unlimited documents from ~$5/mo and a real free tier

Skip it if

you need advanced workflow features and integrations of the big suites: this wins on price, not on ecosystem depth

The honest comparisonDocuSign — the pricey per-seat, per-envelope incumbent

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Source: our own researched dossier on QuickSigner, the same one behind the Honest Software Atlas and our reviews. Flags are derived from that text and each one carries the sentence it came from, so you can judge it yourself. Prices move — always check the vendor’s live pricing page before you buy.

Open questions

What our research could not answer about QuickSigner

Does the 14-day trial of a paid plan ask for a card, and what are the cancellation and refund terms?
Does the free Personal plan accept Word files?
Can a customer cancel at any time, and what happens to an annual plan that is cancelled mid-term?
Which data can a customer export, in which formats, on which plans?
Where is customer data stored, and can a customer choose the region?
Our price check could not put a number on this part of the cost: API production signing from $0.30 per signed document on Professional, after the included free API sign requests. Can you publish the price or the rule?

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