Docusign Price: Plans, Monthly Cost & Price History

Docusign is an electronic signature service. You upload a document, mark where others need to sign, and send it by email; recipients sign online and Docusign keeps a record of who signed and when. People use it for leases, contracts, offer letters, sales agreements, and other paperwork that used to need a pen and a scanner.

The prices on this page are published by Docusign on its official pricing page and were checked on Oct 11, 2026. Every plan price we have is the monthly equivalent of an annual commitment. Docusign changes its plans from time to time, so confirm the current price and terms on the official Docusign pricing page before you buy.

Docusign eSignature has three self-serve plans. Personal is for one person, while Standard and Business Pro are priced per user, so a team's cost grows with each person who needs to send documents.

These amounts are charged monthly but tied to a one-year commitment. They are not month-to-month prices. Docusign may offer month-to-month billing at a different rate; we do not have a verified figure for it, so check the pricing page if you only need Docusign for a short time.

Docusign Personal

Personal costs $11/mo on an annual commitment. It is designed for one person who sends a limited number of documents, such as a freelancer, landlord, or consultant. It covers the core signing features but lacks team tools.

Docusign Standard

Standard costs $30/mo per user on an annual commitment. It adds features for small teams, such as shared templates, comments, and the ability to see and manage documents sent by colleagues.

Docusign Business Pro

Business Pro costs $45/mo per user on an annual commitment. It adds advanced options such as payment collection, signer attachments, bulk sending, and web forms. It suits businesses that send many agreements or need signers to pay or upload files during signing.

Because each plan requires a one-year commitment, it helps to look at the yearly total before you sign up. These are the annual commitment amounts Docusign shows on its pricing page.

For Standard and Business Pro, these totals are per user. Multiply by the number of people who need to send documents to estimate your team's yearly cost. People who only need to sign documents, not send them, do not need a paid Docusign account.

Some features cost extra on top of the plan price. SMS delivery, which sends documents to signers by text message, starts at $0.36 each, and Docusign notes that additional tax may apply.

Docusign also sells identity verification, industry-specific plans, and API access for developers. Those are priced separately, and some are quoted only on request. Larger organizations can ask Docusign about Enterprise pricing, which is quoted individually.

Sales tax may be added depending on your state, and some plans set limits on how many documents (envelopes) you can send. Check the envelope allowance of the plan you choose, since sending beyond it may require an upgrade.

• Personal: you work alone and send occasional contracts or forms.
• Standard: a small team sends agreements and wants shared templates and visibility into each other's documents.
• Business Pro: you need payments, bulk sending, web forms, or signer attachments.
• Enterprise: a large organization needs custom terms, advanced security, or integrations.

Start with the lowest plan that covers the features you will actually use. Upgrading later is usually easier than paying a full year for features you never touch.

• Buy only as many Standard or Business Pro seats as you have people sending documents; signers do not need seats.
• Compare the Personal plan with a team plan if only one person sends documents.
• Use the free trial to test whether the plan fits before you commit to a year.
• Ask Docusign's sales team about discounts if you need many seats.
• Check whether software you already pay for includes an e-signature feature.