Formstack Sign (formerly InsureSign) vs Nintex AssureSign

Likelihood to Recommend

I like how fast the process is to send and receive my signed and completed paperwork. Certain companies that I do business with require a "wet signature" so it cannot be used every single time in my business

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Diane Tait

Owner

A & B Insurance Agency IncInsurance, 1-10 employees

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I am a freelance photographer and need to have contracts signed often. AssureSign seems to be created for large businesses, law firms, etc. It is not for the small business owner because it is costly. My colleagues are also small business owners. Therefore, I would not be able to recommend AssureSign to them. It might be a great solution to large companies.

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Mike Calabro

Photographer: Commercial, Advertising and Editorial

Mike Calabro PhotographyPhotography, 1-10 employees

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Pros

Exceptionally easy to use
Intuitive - even users who aren't familiar with electronic signing have, with rare exception, had no difficulty using InsureSign
Convenient

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Jason Grubbs

Personal Lines Manager

United Insurance Service, Inc.Insurance, 1-10 employees

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Makes document signing much easier to do as opposed to the old fashioned way of signing a paper doc and mailing it back.
You don't have to sign up for AssureSign to sign a contract.

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Mike Calabro

Photographer: Commercial, Advertising and Editorial

Mike Calabro PhotographyPhotography, 1-10 employees

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Cons

It would be nice to add our own words or describe what is needed in the free form text box. This was a feature in a past version.

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Greg Cathell

President

Cathell Insurance IncInsurance, 1-10 employees

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It is way too expensive for a small business to use.
I can't figure out how to find a contract I signed on their website. I think that if you don't save a copy to your own computer, you lose it.

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Mike Calabro

Photographer: Commercial, Advertising and Editorial

Mike Calabro PhotographyPhotography, 1-10 employees

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Pricing Details

General

Free Trial

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Free/Freemium Version

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Premium Consulting/Integration Services

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Entry-level set up fee?

No

Starting Price

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Formstack Sign (formerly InsureSign) Editions & Modules

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Additional Pricing Details

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General

Free Trial

Yes

Free/Freemium Version

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Premium Consulting/Integration Services

Yes

Entry-level set up fee?

No

Starting Price

$0

Nintex AssureSign Editions & Modules

On-premise Edition

On-Premises	Call for pricing

none

SaaS Edition

Enterprise	Call for pricing¹
Business	$2,000²
Professional	$4,000²

per seat
per year

Additional Pricing Details

Per envelope pricing is also available for all plans – Call for pricing. Each seat allows 400 envelopes per seat, per year, minimums may apply.

Support Rating

No score

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Nintex AssureSign 5.0

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I have never used their support.

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Mike Calabro

Photographer: Commercial, Advertising and Editorial

Mike Calabro PhotographyPhotography, 1-10 employees

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Alternatives Considered

Better functionality at a much more acceptable price. With Formstack, if we have issues (very rare) we can actually get a hold of someone - not so much with DocuSign.

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Dan Sage

Owner

Machor Sage InsuranceInsurance, 1-10 employees

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I have tried out a few different e-Signature apps. As far as the user end goes, I like DocuSign because it is easy for me to login onto their website and find all of the contracts that I have signed in the past. I use HelloSign when I want to send my contracts to my customers because you can send out up to 3 contracts a month for free. I also tried rightsignature, which I like because it integrates with Freshbooks easily. You only get five signatures for free. After that, you have to pay.

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Mike Calabro

Photographer: Commercial, Advertising and Editorial

Mike Calabro PhotographyPhotography, 1-10 employees

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Return on Investment

I've used Insuresign just 15 times in the last 30 days and saved 150 pages of paper and ink. I've also saved countless hours faxing, emailing , mailing and waiting and trying to get the client to sign and return the paperwork.

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Diane Tait

Owner

A & B Insurance Agency IncInsurance, 1-10 employees

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It saves me time by not having to print out and manually sign contracts, scan them, and then email it back.

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Mike Calabro

Photographer: Commercial, Advertising and Editorial

Mike Calabro PhotographyPhotography, 1-10 employees

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Formstack Sign (formerly InsureSign) vs Nintex AssureSign