eNotaryLog vs Notarize

eNotaryLog is an electronic notarization platform for signers, notaries, and organizations. A single signer needing one notarization is charged $25, paid once, while each additional signer or notary stamp costs $10, paid once. The service provides identity verification, audio-video sessions, electronic notarization, and storage for notarized records. It runs on the web, Android, and iOS. Signers can join scheduled sessions through the free iPhone or Android app using a PIN and session ID; desktop browsers supported are Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, with Chrome recommended. Independent notaries may register for their own business and clients, although eNotaryLog says it does not provide leads or clients. Notaries can view the electronic journal and record session details and fees before starting. Completion certificates include session and signer details, IP address, adopted signature, and transaction history. eVault integrations support secure storage and execution workflows for lending, real estate mortgage, financial, estate planning, and chattel documents. Security measures listed include access controls, encryption, and audit trails.

Notarize is an online notarization service that lets signers upload a document, verify their identity, and meet a notary over video. The workflow accepts a full document in PDF or DOCX format; identity checks use security questions and a photo of an unexpired ID. After the meeting, signers can download or share the completed document. The Notarize Network offers access to on-demand notaries 24/7, and the service says its online notarizations are accepted in all 50 states. The individual service includes unlimited document uploads. Multiple signers can participate together on one device, at the same time on separate devices, or in separate notary meetings. Notary Network membership is free. Individual notarization is $25, paid once for the first seal; additional seals are $15, paid once, additional signers are $10, paid once, and on-demand witnesses are $15, paid once. eSign is $4, paid once per transaction with unlimited signers. Business pricing varies. The service is available on web, iOS, and Android, including mobile apps for document handling and video notarization.