Dropbox Sign vs. DocuSign

What is Dropbox Sign?

The American company HelloSign was acquired by Dropbox, is now called Dropbox Sign, and is an eSignature and document storage solution. The software allows for the optimization of document workflows by enabling users to sign, send and track contracts with legally binding electronic signatures. Dropbox Sign also offers integrations with, among others, Dropbox, Google, Salesforce, and HubSpot. Dropbox Sign is offered in 22 languages. The tool provides five different tariff plans and can be used from €9.99 per month after a free trial period.

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What is DocuSign?

DocuSign eSignature is a digital signature software that can be used to finalize contracts, approvals, and other agreements directly. Users can access reusable templates, monitor the current state of the signature process, and sign documents in 43 languages and send them in 13 languages. With 'eSignature Signing Insights', users have a powerful visualization dashboard that allows data-driven decisions and optimization of the signature process. DocuSign is intended to use the strongest available data encryption technologies. The tool is part of the DocuSign Agreement Cloud, which can be used to prepare, maintain, and manage contracts. In addition, DocuSign offers over 350 integrations and APIs and can be linked with other applications. Price-wise, the 'Personal' package starts at €9 per month, the 'Standard' package costs €23 per user per month, and the 'Business Pro' package is €38 per user per month.