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Signotaur vs SignServer

Signotaur

finalbuilder.com

SignServer

signserver.org

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FigureSignotaurSignServer
Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYesYes
Open source——
Web—Yes
WindowsYesYes
macOS—Yes
Linux—Yes
API—Yes
Self-hostedYesYes
Plans published22
Spec score · Code Signing Software7.6 (#16)7.7 (#12)
Founded19972005
PurposeSignotaur is a self-hosted server for centralized management of signing certificates and remote code signing integrated with CI systems.SignServer is a server-side platform for digitally signing code, documents, and timestamps.
Signing formatsThe product page lists support for ClickOnce, VSTO, NuGet packages, VSIX, CMS/PKCS#7 files, and RDP files.The edition comparison lists code signing for CMS, OpenPGP, Debian, and Java in Community, with Microsoft and Android code signing listed for Enterprise and Cloud.

Plans

Signotaur

  • Signotaur Standard Server$199, paid once
  • Signotaur Enterprise Server$399, paid once

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SignServer

  • SignServer CommunityFree
  • SignServer Enterprise Cloud trialFree

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SignServer

SignServer is a server-side platform that centrally manages signing keys and digitally signs code, documents, and timestamps. One installation can serve several signing workflows, including containers, firmware, IoT, and DevOps use cases. It can connect to CI/CD pipelines, firmware build processes, document workflow engines, identity platforms, and other applications through standard interfaces. Community is available as a Docker container, Helm chart, source code, or GitHub release, and is also listed on SourceForge. Its interfaces include SOAP, HTTP, REST, and the SignClient command-line interface, though Community REST lacks some endpoints. Community is released under LGPL V2.1 or later and is intended for learning, testing, and prototyping rather than production. The maker says it lacks production capabilities such as audit, compliance, SLA, high availability, and security features. Enterprise adds professional support with an SLA, security updates, and maintenance. The Community plan is free; the Enterprise Cloud trial is free for 30 days through AWS or Azure marketplaces. The maker recommends Hardware Security Modules for signing-key storage.

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