DocuSeal vs Xodo Sign

DocuSeal is an API-based electronic-signature service with document templates, bulk sending, SMS authentication and audit trails. It supports signing either in sequence or without a fixed order. The free Basic plan is billed at free and includes 10 field types and 10 request emails per month. Its free Open Source plan is described as free forever without limitations, with legally binding eSignatures, indefinite retention, user management, multiple signers and own SMTP email. Pro costs $20 a month and adds unlimited signature requests, spreadsheet bulk sending, SMS identity verification, API and embedding, SSO/SAML, and roles and teams. On-Premises Pro costs $240 a year and adds white-labeling and data control. An API Sandbox is free for development and testing. API Production costs $0.20 signed via API or embedding and requires Pro.

Xodo Sign is an electronic-signature service with iOS and Android apps, API access, templates, bulk sending, and audit trails. People can sign on computers, tablets, or phones, and signed documents receive timestamped records of actions. Team controls let members be invited, assigned roles, and given permissions. The PDF editor can redact, annotate, reorder, and edit documents. Integrations include Gmail, Chrome, Drive, Google Docs, Dropbox, Evernote, OneDrive, and Box; API workflows include embedded signing and requesting, automation, and webhooks. Listed standards include AICPA SOC II, GDPR, eIDAS, and UETA. Financial-services workflows are described as having built-in encryption and full audit trails. Free signup does not require a credit card. The Free plan is free and includes one document per week, one signer, one seat, and zero active templates. Personal is $3 a month billed annually ($36/year); Basic is $10 a month billed yearly, and Professional is $16 a month billed yearly. A seven-day trial is offered for Basic and Professional.