Scribe vs Signally

Scribe is an email signature management platform for teams and AI agents to centrally design, deploy, and update branded signatures. It lists central installation, monitoring of installations, and instant updates, as well as banner campaigns and click-to-revenue attribution. Smartfields can use external data sources to fill teammate signatures. Deployment options cover Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Apple Mail, and server-side rewriting. Scribe says it connects to 30+ tools, including HRIS systems, business phone providers, calendars, and sales execution platforms. Developer options include a REST API, hosted MCP server, webhooks, CLI, and tracking SDK. Its trust center lists SOC 2 Type 2 and GDPR as compliant frameworks. Scribe says it cannot read or edit emails or change teammate information from an email provider. The 14-day trial includes all features and unlimited users, requires no card, and is listed on the pricing page. The Free plan is free for up to two users and one signature template. Business is $68 a month for 30 users.

Signally manages company email signatures and banner campaigns. Its drag-and-drop editor lets users assemble signatures without writing HTML, while fields can be populated from Microsoft Entra ID or Google Directory. Administrators can assign templates by subsidiary, brand, department, country, or group, and lock selected fields. Banner campaigns can be scheduled, targeted by team, and measured with click statistics. Integrations include a Microsoft 365 and Outlook add-in and a Google Workspace and Gmail add-on. The Google add-on can be deployed domain-wide from the admin console, with templates organized by group or organisational unit. Signatures can be previewed for Outlook on Windows and Mac, Outlook Web, Gmail, Apple Mail, iOS, and Android. Signally says it does not read, analyse, or store email content, and messages do not pass through its servers. Its infrastructure is in France, and service data is not transferred outside the EU, according to the maker. The free editor supports manual creation and installation; automatic company-wide deployment and campaigns require a subscription. The paid plan includes all features and lists rates from €1.50 per month for 1–10 users down to €0.50 per month for 500+ users, excluding VAT.