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DocuSign vs Evenseal

DocuSign’s Personal plan caps you at 5 envelopes a month ($11/month, billed as a $132 annual commitment), and it gates bulk send behind the Business Pro plan ($45/user/month — itself capped at 100 envelopes per user per year). Evenseal is one flat price — $19/month or $190/year — for unlimited documents and recipients, with no overage fees and no per-send charges, ever.

Source: ecom.docusign.com, verified Aug 7, 2026.

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How they compare

FeatureEvensealDocuSign
Envelope/send capUnlimited, on every paid plan5/month on Personal; 100 per user/year on Standard and Business Pro
Path past the capNot needed — unlimited on every paid planTier upgrades, then “contact sales” Enhanced plans
Bulk sendIncluded on every paid plan, no seat gateGated behind the Business Pro plan ($45/user/mo)

Source: ecom.docusign.com, verified Aug 7, 2026.

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Where the DocuSign model adds cost

DocuSign’s Personal plan caps you at 5 envelopes a month ($11/month, billed as a $132 annual commitment) — barely more than one send a week. The escape route is per-user tiers: DocuSign caps even its $30/user/month Standard and $45/user/month Business Pro plans at 100 envelopes per user per year, so a heavier sender climbs plans without ever escaping the cap, and discovers that it also gates bulk send behind the Business Pro plan ($45/user/month — itself capped at 100 envelopes per user per year).

Neither of those costs shows up on the plan you initially compare against Evenseal’s price. Evenseal removes both variables: every paid plan — Unlimited at $19/month and Team at $49/month — includes unlimited documents and recipients, so the price you see is the price you pay regardless of how much you send that month.

Source: ecom.docusign.com, verified Aug 7, 2026.

Evenseal’s plans

  • Free — $0 forever. Sign and send up to 3 documents a month, no account required to sign, a sealed PDF and audit certificate on every completed document, with a small watermark.
  • Unlimited — $19/month or $190/year (two months free). Unlimited documents and recipients, reusable templates, no watermark, no per-envelope or per-send fees, no seat fees.
  • Team — $49/month. Everything in Unlimited plus 5 sender seats and shared templates.

Every paid plan includes a 7-day trial (card required). Cancellation is one click, instant, and self-serve. Recipients never need an account on any plan.

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Sign and send as much as you need, without watching a cap or a per-recipient charge. One flat price, unlimited use.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Evenseal cheaper than DocuSign?
It depends what you compare it to. DocuSign’s entry Personal plan is $11/month capped at 5 envelopes a month, and the per-user tiers above it — $30–45 per user per month — still cap at 100 envelopes per user per year. Evenseal is a flat $19/month (or $190/year) for unlimited documents and recipients — no envelope cap and no per-send charge, on any paid plan.
Does Evenseal have an envelope or send limit like DocuSign?
No. Every Evenseal paid plan — Unlimited at $19/month and Team at $49/month — includes unlimited documents and recipients. There is no envelope count to track and nothing extra to pay if you send more this month than last month. How DocuSign’s envelope cap works.
Can I send to a large batch of recipients without paying more?
Yes. DocuSign gates bulk send behind its Business Pro plan, roughly $40 per user per month. Evenseal includes sending to any number of recipients on every paid plan — there’s no separate bulk-send tier to unlock. DocuSign bulk-send cost, explained.
Can I try Evenseal before paying?
Yes. Evenseal’s free plan lets you sign and send up to 5 documents a month with no account required to sign, plus a sealed PDF and audit certificate on every completed document (a small watermark appears on the finished file). Every paid plan also includes a 7-day trial, card required, cancel any time with one click. See plans and pricing.