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Send as many contracts as you need.
One flat price.

Most e-signature services charge per document or per envelope. Once you cross a threshold, every signature costs extra. SignFile Pro is $19/mo for unlimited documents. You don’t count, you sign.

How per-document pricing works.

The e-signature industry grew up around enterprise sales teams. A single contract was treated as a single billable unit, with an allowance (say, five envelopes a month) bundled into the base subscription and every additional envelope billed separately.

This pricing model made sense when the average customer was a Fortune 500 procurement department signing two contracts a quarter. It makes less sense when you’re a freelancer, agency, or small business that signs multiple contracts every week. The base subscription becomes a down payment on the overages.

What flat-rate pricing looks like.

SignFile Pro is $19/mo. That gets you unlimited documents, unlimited signers per document, unlimited reminders, and a complete audit trail for every signature. Whether you send five contracts a month or five hundred, the price is the same. There is no envelope counter running in the background.

This is possible because signing a PDF is, computationally, a cheap operation. The traditional pricing model wasn’t charging for compute — it was charging for the privilege of using the software. We don’t think that’s a fair trade for a small business.

Per-document model: 40 contracts/mo at $0.40/envelope$16.00/mo
Per-document model: base subscription$25.00/mo
Per-document model: total$41.00/mo
SignFile Pro: unlimited documents$19.00/mo
Saved per month at 40 contracts$22

Illustrative math at a common per-document rate. Your overage rate may differ. SignFile Pro pricing as of 24 July 2026.

Unlimited documents

Send as many contracts as your business needs on Pro. No envelope counter, no per-signer fee, no monthly overage line on your bill.

Unlimited signers

A document with two signers costs the same as a document with ten. We don’t bill per seat just because your client’s general counsel also wants to sign.

No surprise bills

One predictable monthly charge. Cancel anytime, no annual commitment required, no “did we go over?” anxiety at the end of the month.

Try the free plan first — three contracts a month, no credit card. Upgrade to Pro when you’re ready.

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FAQ

Pricing questions,
answered.

Why do most e-signature services charge per document?

Per-document pricing (sometimes called “envelope” pricing) came from enterprise sales models where a contract or transaction was treated as a single billable unit. It works well when you’re sending two contracts a quarter. It gets expensive fast when you’re running a real business that signs multiple contracts a week.

What counts as a “document” on SignFile?

A document is one PDF you upload, send for signature, and complete. Whether it has one signer or ten, whether it takes a day or a month, it counts as one. Reminders, voiding, re-signing, and adding fields don’t add a second charge.

Is there a fair-use limit on SignFile?

There is no document cap on the Starter ($9/mo), Pro ($19/mo), or Team ($29/mo) plans. We do reserve the right to review accounts that send an unusual volume relative to a single user (an automated script, for example). For very high volume, contact us and we’ll work something out.

What if I send thousands of contracts a month?

Email hello@signfile.io. Most high-volume use cases fit on Team. If you’re shipping a product that signs documents on behalf of your own users, we offer API access at a separate rate.

Does the free plan have per-document limits?

Yes. The free plan includes up to 3 documents per month, with up to 5 signers per document. No credit card to start, no watermark on any tier.

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Start signing.

Free plan, no credit card, three contracts a month to see how it feels.

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