Letsignit is an email signature management tool, from the company of the same name in Marseille. The vendor states users save marketing and sales teams time by creating, assigning and managing all email signatures from a central platform. It is available via a Starter edition, and a Business edition upgrade featuring additional marketing capabilities.
$1.20
per month
WiseStamp
Score 5.5 out of 10
Small Businesses (1-50 employees)
WiseStamp is an email signature solution for both small and large companies. It was acquired by vCita in August 2019, and is now a vCita solution.
$1.50
per month per seat
Pricing
Letsignit
WiseStamp
Editions & Modules
CAMPAIGNS
starting at $1,5
per month
BRANDING
starting at $1,2
per month
Basic
$1.50
per month per seat
Plus
$1.80
per month per seat
Enterprise
Contact us
per month per seat
Offerings
Pricing Offerings
Letsignit
WiseStamp
Free Trial
Yes
Yes
Free/Freemium Version
No
Yes
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
No
No
Entry-level Setup Fee
No setup fee
No setup fee
Additional Details
Minimum subscription of $60/month for annual commitment
WiseStamp has 3 pricing editions. A free trial of WiseStamp is also available.
If you're looking for a more simplistic solution, potentially for a smaller company, I think Letsignit is a good option. You also need to have someone on your team capable of creating the signatures for your company in the builder. However if like us, you want something you can personalize more and fully depend on (same look no matter which platform), I would not recommend Letsignit. There are still too many kinks in the product that need to be worked out.
I still receive emails from people with a simple "sent from iPhone or sent from iPad" with little to no signature built-in. While I know not everyone is adept or even interested in changing mobile/tablet settings, WiseStamp makes it easy to have a more official-looking signature, in my opinion. Just because you reply to me via a smartphone or tablet, I expect the same level of professionalism. Plus, I don't need to know what device you use to reply or initiate an email, as poor spelling or grammar are essential. Including a photo, especially with many transactions being one in which you never see the person face-to-face, adds a more human element that is really missing. Studies show that ads including a photo of a person will get greater views. I think the same goes for email signature files. My goal is that regardless if I email someone from my laptop, smartphone, or tablet, they should not know as their transactional experience with me should appear to be precisely the same.
Forced to use built-in templates or pay extra to have them simply copy a signature you create elsewhere. No options to actually build out a signature template to your own specifications.
I think it is over priced
Doesn't work with "New Outlook" and only certain versions of Classic Outlook.
It is pretty easy to use but the initial setup takes awhile to get right - some of the templates that you can use do not always work for what I had in mind - but overall and once through the initial phase it is super easy to use.
Opensense offered better customer service and more options for design, although I'm not sure about the responsiveness. However, initially, we choose to go with Letsignit due to cost, although we later came to regret this.
I actually haven't tried the above, but this form wouldn't let me advance without answering. I built my own signature in Gmail. It would have been fine except embedding video is really tough. I was willing to sacrifice being able to showcase books in order to show my TEDx talk link.
I have increased my calendar bookings from outreach emails by more than 200%
It makes it easier for people to schedule time with me when multiple people are involved as they can see my availability by clicking the link.
I have had customers that have not used me for a period of time book time out of the blue by going back to one of my old emails and seeing the scheduling link there
I use the banner tool whenever there is a promotion or to promote some of my sponsor brands to my clients without them even realising they are getting "adverts"
