Acrobat Reader is a PDF viewer and converter, available as a free download from Adobe. Users can view, sign, collaborate on and annotate PDF files, or edit and convert PDFs into file formats like Excel and Word.
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UPDF
Score8.9 out of 10
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UPDF is a PDF editor that provides features to annotate PDFs, edit PDFs, convert PDFs, organize PDF pages, protect PDFs with passwords, and recognize text in scanned PDFs with OCR.
$29.99
quarterly per user
Pricing
Adobe Acrobat Reader
UPDF
Editions & Modules
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UPDF Pro (Individual)
$49.99
per year per user
UPDF Enterprise Yearly Plan
$79
per year per user
UPDF Pro (Individual)
$79.99
one-time fee per user
UPDF Enterprise Lifetime Plan
$129
one-time fee per user
Offerings
Pricing Offerings
Adobe Acrobat Reader
UPDF
Free Trial
No
Yes
Free/Freemium Version
No
Yes
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
No
No
Entry-level Setup Fee
No setup fee
No setup fee
Additional Details
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UPDF offers separate plans for individuals, enterprises, and education users. Available products include UPDF Pro, UPDF AI Assistant, UPDF Pro with AI, and UPDF Sign. Individual plans may be offered as subscriptions or a one-time purchase, while AI services and UPDF Sign use subscription-based pricing. Enterprise pricing varies by product, license quantity, and deployment requirements, with volume discounts available. Education discounts are also available. Current pricing and plan limits are published on the official UPDF pricing page.
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Chose UPDF
I feel the issue with Adobe is that they tried to be everything to everyone (i.e. include lots of extra features). I think that UPDF from Superace doesn't make things complicated or feature rich, instead sticking to the basics and making a strong platform for a simple PDF …
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After creating a document, converting it into Adobe Acrobat Reader is usually very easy for storage in my computer, sending/sharing via emails, etc. This also saves a significant amount of unnecessary printing and paper waste, which is great for reducing waste. I don't have to worry about not having the right software/app to view, edit, and share with anyone.
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We have been using UPDF from Superace for all our PDF files. Because we work across 4 different companies and like 10+ different teams, UPDF fits us well. We can leave comments for other users, and they finalize a PDF document very easily especially if we need to get a signature from lawyers for contract approval. Then we can easily protect the PDF document and send it over via email to CEO or other stakeholders.
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Being able to add image "stamps" to a document is a little tricky as the stamp has to already be in PDF format (at least on Mac) to work. This mean you have to convert the image to PDF before you can use it as a stamp.
Being only able to save one signature and one set of initials is a bit of a pain but you can actually use stamps if you need different versions frequently used scribbles for various reasons. The stamp won't secure the document and prevent future changes the same way the signature would though.
All of the other features you might want to use are only included with Acrobat Pro but the options are all displayed in the Reader app. When clicked they will offer the free trial that leads to a paid subscription. This is more of an annoyance but you can't fault Adobe for trying to make a sale.
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To be honest, I do not have any say in the renewal of Adobe Acrobat Reader DC. It is managed at an enterprise level, and the decision to renew or not renew is handled well above my pay grade as an external consultant.
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Again, Adobe Creative Suite is widely used and backed by an industry leader, making the experience very familiar and common for anyone who has used a PDF and wants more features to interact with it. It also makes copy text a lot easier than just previewing the file.
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We have reviewed DocuSign in comparison to [Adobe] Acrobat Reader [DC's] e-sign capabilities. We found that DocuSign has more robust options when creating contracts and consent capabilities. DocuSign's online UI is much more suited to this type of task as well. However, we decided to stick with [Adobe] Acrobat Reader DC because of the price (DocuSign is more expensive) and we felt we didn't need all of the bells and whistles for contract signature and consent.
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