A simpler, lower-cost alternative to DocuSign
Large e-signature suites are built for enterprises. If you are a freelancer or a small team that sends the same few documents, PactPen gives you what you actually use, for $9 a month, with a free plan to start.
Start free5 documents a month free. No credit card.
How it works
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Start free
Create an account and send 5 documents a month at no cost.
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Bring your documents
Upload the PDFs you already use. Fillable PDF form fields import in one click.
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Upgrade only if you need to
Pro is $9 a month for 100 documents and 5 team members. Cancel any time.
What you get
- Simple pricing: Free, or $9 a month for Pro
- Templates, bulk send, signing order and reminders included
- Audit trail and certificate of completion on every document
- 14-day money-back guarantee on paid plans
Questions
Is it free?
The Free plan lets you send 5 documents a month with no credit card. Pro is $9 a month (or $90 a year) for 100 documents a month and up to 5 team members, with a 14-day money-back guarantee.
What does PactPen not do?
PactPen is built for small teams. It does not offer single sign-on (SAML), notarisation or in-person signing, so if you need those, a larger suite is the better fit.
Are electronic signatures legally binding?
In most countries, yes. The US ESIGN Act and UETA, and the EU eIDAS regulation, recognise electronic signatures for most everyday contracts. PactPen records each signer's consent, the time, their IP address and a hash of the document, so you can show who signed what and that it has not changed since. Some documents, such as wills or property deeds in certain places, still need a handwritten signature or a notary, so check the rules for your document and country.
DocuSign is a trademark of DocuSign, Inc. PactPen is an independent product and is not affiliated with or endorsed by DocuSign.