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Rating: 9.3 out of 10
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9.3 out of 10

SignRequest, now part of Box Pricing Plan Options

SignRequest, now part of Box has 5 pricing plans(s). Available deployment types include saas. Review pricing options and learn more about the product to determine which plan is right for you. A free version and a free trial are available for SignRequest, now part of Box.

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Support Options for SignRequest, now part of Box

Support options are essential to consider when selecting a product because they directly affect issue resolution, team adoption, time-to-value, and lower downtime. Learn more about the support options that SignRequest, now part of Box offers for its pricing tiers below.

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What customers say about SignRequest, now part of Box pricing

Real feedback from verified users about SignRequest, now part of Box's pricing and value

Rating: 8 out of 10

Price- SignRequest has one of the more attractive price points for businesses. … The cost was low enough where we did not feel it would be overly expensive with a growing sales team.

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Rating: 9 out of 10

Our ROI was in time savings, and it is cheaper than Adobe sign.

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Rating: 10 out of 10

I've used the free version for many months until it was in the budget for the paid version, and the paid version is a lot less than most other systems out there. … And under the free plan, you can get 15 contracts signed with limited features.

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Rating: 7 out of 10

DocuSign is a more robust, more expensive solution than SignRequest.

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Rating: 9 out of 10

Even for free accounts, it offers up to 10 documents per month.

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Rating: 9 out of 10

They even have the free plan that's nice because you can just start out using it and then when you want more advanced features you just upgrade. … They have an unlimited free plan.

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Rating: 10 out of 10

SignRequest is worth the investment for all the features that are included and has helped my business streamline processes and helped our clients know exactly where to sign and what is needed from... … I started with their free plan which offered so much for a small business owner.

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Rating: 9 out of 10

SignRequest seemed the most value for money at the time we made the decision to start e-signing.

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What TrustRadius Research Says

Pricing Sentiment

Pricing and Value Perception

Reviewers generally perceive SignRequest as a cost-effective solution for digital signing, especially for small businesses and those just starting with e-signature services. Many users appreciate the affordability of the platform, highlighting that even free accounts allow for a decent number of document signings each month. This low-cost feature is particularly attractive for businesses that do not have a high volume of monthly customers.

However, there is a mixed opinion regarding the platform's overall value. While some users express satisfaction with the pricing in relation to their usage, one reviewer noted that they switched vendors after a few months due to the platform's CRM integration with Salesforce not meeting their needs. This indicates that while the cost is appealing, it may not justify continued use if essential features are lacking or do not integrate well with existing systems, leading to a perception that the value diminishes despite its affordability.