[jd_illa]

What is a good alternative? Would like something that works well with scale and bulk sends (e.g. where the doc is the same but name is different for each recipient)

[danielmarkbruce]

Why do you need an alternative? It's a good product.

[jd_illa]

I don't like it for bulk sends. As a lawyer, if I need to get a lot of shareholder docs signed, DocuSign is def better than nothing, but not a great user experience. Also, always interested in alternatives even if it's just intellectual.

Another thing I really don't like is how it "forces" signatures by it's labelling system. People should read contracts, not just sign them.

[danielmarkbruce]

Do you use the API?

[user3939382]

Their pricing structure only makes sense for large corporations, it's extremely expensive. SignNow PandaDoc HelloSign etc have good offerings but lacking some features here and there.

[BiteCode_dev]

But a very expensive one for what it does. You pay for the monopoly, not the tech.

Using alternative breaks the monopoly.

[danielmarkbruce]

You pay for the brand. It's not a monopoly by any reasonable definition. There are dozens of providers and a handful of legit competitors.

[hcaz]

https://eversign.com/ and https://www.hellosign.com/ are both great alternatives. We settled on eversign in the end and it works perfectly well for us being a smaller org

[simantel]

SignWell (https://signwell.com) is an indie alternative.