[FUND3R1]

Hello- I’m currently using DocuSign but they are trying to bang me over the head on a renewal, stating that we have sent to many envelopes. I know credibly just switched over to hellosign. Any good suggestions in here, or anyone know a way not to get banged over the head by DocuSign.

TIA.

[Steve Harper]

same issue recently and moved to docsketch.
they have almost all features that DocuSign has

[FUND3R1]

same issue recently and moved to docsketch.
they have almost all features that DocuSign has

That's crazy and they wouldn't work anything out with you?

[abfunders]

I'm using SignNow, they have everything you need also, and I found them to be cheap. I upload my PDF documents, and they import the fields also. Very simple to add them. PandaDoc and HelloSign are solid as well.

[FUND3R1]

I'm using SignNow, they have everything you need also, and I found them to be cheap. I upload my PDF documents, and they import the fields also. Very simple to add them. PandaDoc and HelloSign are solid as well.

I appreciate the feedback.

[ryan $]

I prefer Hellosign.

$25 bucks unlimited signature requests.

We just send a Link out for Apps (they call them templates)

And contracts are uploaded one by one.

We are looking into something that will populate contracts from a crm and automatically send contracts via esignature. Centrex/Clixsign is pretty spot on.

[mistamca]

I use formstack for all of that. It also handles all my employees onboarding. Been using it for 3-4 years and wouldn't switch

[treymarkel]

Hello- I’m currently using DocuSign but they are trying to bang me over the head on a renewal, stating that we have sent to many envelopes. I know credibly just switched over to hellosign. Any good suggestions in here, or anyone know a way not to get banged over the head by DocuSign.

TIA.

Gravity forms for Wordpress has some awesome options that can be configured any which way you want on your website. It can also be integrated into CRM's like Centrex Software.

[TeamFund]

I prefer Hellosign.

$25 bucks unlimited signature requests.

We just send a Link out for Apps (they call them templates)

And contracts are uploaded one by one.

We are looking into something that will populate contracts from a crm and automatically send contracts via esignature. Centrex/Clixsign is pretty spot on.

The e-sign component isn’t too difficult but what’s a good online form that you use for the application? I’ve been using gravity forms to ApproveMe but want to switch to a more simple customizable form. Was thinking ninja forms...

Ideas?

[KINGCASH]

Same issue with DocuSign
Been using them for years without a peep. Now every month they are reaching out to re-price for overage, etc
I will also be looking to move over to new platform

[TheUnderwritingProdigy]

Same issue with DocuSign
Been using them for years without a peep. Now every month they are reaching out to re-price for overage, etc
I will also be looking to move over to new platform

SAME! They charged me $1,970 for 900 "envelopes". I didn't realize there were so many other options. Personally, I believe I'll be moving to HelloSign once my envelopes run out. It's $15-$25/mo UNLIMITED -- and DocuSign has the balls to tell me how DocuSign is still so much more "superior" than them.. pffft

[FUND3R1]

SAME! They charged me $1,970 for 900 "envelopes". I didn't realize there were so many other options. Personally, I believe I'll be moving to HelloSign once my envelopes run out. It's $15-$25/mo UNLIMITED -- and DocuSign has the balls to tell me how DocuSign is still so much more "superior" than them.. pffft

Went with Panda Doc, they have great features and have envelopes that are 1.50 as opposed to DocuSign at 5.80. Also they have automatic reminders, They also have a DocuSign migration package as well.

[TheUnderwritingProdigy]

Went with Panda Doc, they have great features and have envelopes that are 1.50 as opposed to DocuSign at 5.80. Also they have automatic reminders, They also have a DocuSign migration package as well.

Not bad, but $15-$25/mo for unlimited envelopes at HelloSign seems like the move

[FUND3R1]

Not bad, but $15-$25/mo for unlimited envelopes at HelloSign seems like the move

Be careful with that, because I'm sure they will track your usage as well, and want to upgrade your plan.. I think they quoted me roughly like 2500 for a business plan or something.

[ClearFund]

I'm using SignNow, they have everything you need also, and I found them to be cheap. I upload my PDF documents, and they import the fields also. Very simple to add them. PandaDoc and HelloSign are solid as well.

Same. ClearFund uses SignNow and it pretty much provides everything we need. HelloSign is good as well I heard.

[abfunders]

PandaDoc has monthly also at $19/month/user. What's the $1.50/envelope? Is the point that you can send multiple documents to one client to sign? Why would you need to do that?

Speaking of which, do any of these come with the ability to auto-full the CRM, and to get auto-fill from CRMs (like for contracts)? I'm not running quite as sophisticated as an operation, but that might be useful for a lot of people.

[TheUnderwritingProdigy]

Be careful with that, because I'm sure they will track your usage as well, and want to upgrade your plan.. I think they quoted me roughly like 2500 for a business plan or something.

Just got off the phone w/sales @ HelloSign. For a single user (business or not), it's unlimited envelopes for $15/month. I made sure to confirm there's no surprises by high usage or increases based on that like DocuSign has been doing.

[KINGCASH]

Let’s boycott Docu for bait and switch tactics

[FUND3R1]

Let’s boycott Docu for bait and switch tactics

I voided a DocuSign from DocuSign.. it felt kind of good.. lol.. Happy about the change.

[ryanh]

ApproveMe ($300/year) + Gravity Forms ($60/year) works well for me. Unlimited fields, ability to upload files, and unlimited signatures.

[kevin85k]

Does anyone's software allow the merchant to upload their bank statements in the same email? I'm sending 2 emails to every merchant now and it's a pain in the ass.
1. DocuSign
2. Email requesting Bank Statements

[abfunders]

Does anyone's software allow the merchant to upload their bank statements in the same email? I'm sending 2 emails to every merchant now and it's a pain in the ass.
1. DocuSign
2. Email requesting Bank Statements

In the DocuSign (which you haven't switched yet??), you can actually require a file attachment on the template.
https://support.docusign.com/s/quest...s-on-templates

If you use SignNow, you create a Template for the application, and you send out the email requesting the bank statements together with the link to the app in the same email.

Email me if you're looking for a more "complete" solution, I'll introduce you to a software company.

[FCF Fund]

ApproveMe ($300/year) + Gravity Forms ($60/year) works well for me. Unlimited fields, ability to upload files, and unlimited signatures.

Jotform has this all for $35/mo and the forms are super user friendly to change / edit. It even has a docusign widget plugin if you have docusign account.

[TheUnderwritingProdigy]

Jotform has this all for $35/mo and the forms are super user friendly to change / edit. It even has a docusign widget plugin if you have docusign account.

HelloSign $15/mo unlimited

[abfunders]

SignNow $8 starting for most things, and $15 per month if you have more complicated things.