Docusign vs GetAccept (2026): which should you pick?

Pick Docusign if

• Fits if your clients and partners already expect a Docusign envelope
• Works for teams that want web forms and payment at signing on one plan, Business Pro

Look elsewhere if

• Pricey if you're a small team, at $25 a head a month even paying the year upfront
• Tight if you send a lot, as each user gets 100 envelopes a year, or 10 a month on monthly plans, and extras are billed one by one
• Skip it if you might cancel early, as the annual plan billed monthly holds you to the year after 30 days
• Watch out: SMS delivery is from $0.36 a message and ID checks from $2.40 each after the first five
• Not for you if you need SSO, Salesforce, HIPAA or data residency, which are sold only on custom Enhanced plans

Pick GetAccept if

• Fits if you send proposals from a CRM and want to see when they are opened
• Makes sense if the same sales team signs and tracks every deal

Look elsewhere if

• Pricey if you need the AI or edit-after-send, as Professional is $49 a user with 5 users minimum
• Watch out: the page does not say whether $25 is the monthly or annual rate
• Watch out: Professional and Enterprise are billed annually on a 12-month agreement
• Skip it if you want a free plan, because only a trial of unstated length is offered
• Tight if you want eID or premium CRM links, which are higher tiers or add-ons

Docusign

• Standard and Business Pro include 100 envelopes per user a year on annual plans, or 10 a month on monthly plans; envelopes past the allowance are billed one by one.
• Annual plans paid monthly are a one-year commitment: cancelling after the first 30 days means paying the rest of the year.
• SMS delivery costs from $0.36 a message and ID verification from $2.40 an attempt, after five of each included once on Standard and Business Pro.
• SSO, Salesforce and NetSuite integrations, HIPAA support and data residency are sold only with the custom Enhanced plans.

GetAccept

• Professional needs at least 5 users, and Professional and Enterprise are billed annually on a 12-month agreement.
• Premium CRM integrations and eID verification (which may carry extra charges) are tied to higher tiers or add-ons.
• The pricing page does not say whether the $25 eSign price is the monthly or the annual rate.
• Enterprise has no published price.

Docusign

Send and sign

Upload a document, drag on signature and form fields, set a signing order and send it. Signers do not need a Docusign account.

Templates

Reusable templates on every plan; Standard adds templates shared across the team, and Business Pro adds locked templates.

Audit trail and reminders

Each envelope keeps a real-time audit trail and shows whether it was sent, delivered or completed, with automatic reminders to signers.

Web forms and payments

Business Pro adds mobile-friendly web forms that feed a signing flow, payment collection at signing and bulk sending to many recipients.

AI help for signers

AI-generated summaries and a question-and-answer panel explain an agreement to signers, and AI can suggest where fields should go.

Integrations and API

Cloud storage and Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace links on every plan; the API and over 1,000 partner integrations start at Business Pro.

GetAccept

Digital sales room

Proposals, files, video and a buyer-facing action plan sit in one shared space instead of separate email attachments.

Electronic signatures

Unlimited signing on every plan, with the vendor claiming GDPR, SOC 2 and eIDAS compliance.

Proposals and quotes

A branded in-app editor builds proposals; a pricing table and product library arrive in Professional, and unlimited CPQ in Enterprise.

Tracking and analytics

Sellers see how buyers view and engage with a document, and automated reminders follow up on unsigned ones.

Contract management

Signed documents are stored with automated renewal reminders; AI contract management is an add-on.

Integrations and API

CRM connectors include Salesforce, HubSpot, Dynamics and Pipedrive, plus an eSign API, webhooks and an MCP server.

Docusign

• Personal$11

  per month, annual plan billed monthly ($132 a year)

  One user and 5 envelopes a month, with reusable templates, an audit trail and AI summaries for signers.

• Standard$30

  per user / month, annual plan billed monthly ($360 a year)

  Up to 50 users and 100 envelopes per user a year, with shared templates, comments, custom branding and delegated signing.

• Business Pro$45

  per user / month, annual plan billed monthly ($540 a year)

  Adds web forms, payment collection, bulk sending, conditional fields, locked templates and API access, still 100 envelopes per user a year.

• EnhancedCustom

  Sold through sales for more than 50 users: custom envelope limits, SSO, organization management and Salesforce document generation.

GetAccept

• eSign$25

  per user / month (billing basis not shown)

  Unlimited e-signatures, in-app editor, simple branding, contract management, reminders and templates. Monthly or annual payment.

• Professional$49

  per user / month, minimum 5 users

  Everything in eSign plus GetAccept AI, mutual action plans, edit after send, teams and eID in the Nordics. Billed annually.

• EnterpriseCustom

  Adds CPQ, SSO, entities, conditional content, signing groups and premium CRM, payment and HR integrations. Billed annually.

Docusign

• Annual discount

  Save up to 33% on an annual plan

  Docusign's pricing page says the annual plan billed monthly saves up to 33% against month-to-month billing, which has a lower envelope allowance.

• Annual discount

  Lower price for paying the year upfront

  Docusign's eSignature page lists Personal at $10, Standard at $25 and Business Pro at $40 per user a month when billed annually ($120, $300 and $480 a year).

GetAccept

No public discounts listed.