You get everything in the Standard Plan, plus signer attachments, SMS authentications, collaborative fields, and payment collection. The Business Pro Plan is $40 per user per month when paid annually. You also get templates, team reports, and customized branding. You can pay for up to 50 users in your account and you can send unlimited documents for signature. The Standard Plan is $25 per user per month when paid annually. With this plan, you can have up to one user and sign 5 documents per month. The Personal Plan is $10 per month when paid annually. With this plan, you don’t get the Dropbox storage features, but you do get advanced e-signature features like in-person signing functionality, customized branding, SMS authentications, reporting, and bulk sending. The Standard Plan costs $25 per user per month when paid annually. You not only get unlimited signing, but also Dropbox features such as 3TB of encrypted storage and 100GB of file transfers.

The Dropbox + eSign Plan is $24.99 per month for up to one user (when paid annually). The Essentials Plan is $15 per month when paid annually. Custom BrandingĬustom branding gives your digital signatures an on-brand feel. If you use a popular CRM like Salesforce, Microsoft SharePoint, HubSpot, or Oracle, you’ll get more bang for your buck by choosing Dropbox Sign’s Standard Plan. If you want to integrate your account with your CRM (Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics, Microsoft SharePoint, Net Suite Sugar CRM, etc.), then you need to purchase a custom enterprise plan.ĭocuSign integrates with more CRMs than Dropbox Sign, but you have to pay a higher amount to access those integrations. With DocuSign, you’ll get access to basic integrations on all plans (Box, Dropbox, Evernote, Google Drive, and Microsoft 365). However, if you want access to enterprise-grade integrations like Salesforce, Microsoft SharePoint, and Oracle, you’ll need to opt for their Standard Plan ($25 per user per month when paid annually) or a custom enterprise plan. Dropbox Sign offers integrations with Dropbox, HubSpot, Microsoft Word, and Google Drive on their lower priced plans.

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