The same product, under your name
One workspace for the whole team, no monthly sending cap, and your name on what a signer sees — from the email in their inbox to the page they sign on.
The Business plan, in three lines
- Unlimited sending Business is per-seat with no monthly document cap — volume is never the conversation.
- One workspace, real roles The team shares documents and templates in one place, with per-role membership.
- API access Workspace keys for sending and tracking from your own systems — the same API the app runs on.
What your signers see
A Business workspace runs the signing journey under its own name. Three pieces make that real, and all three ship today.
Email from your domain
Connect your own mail server and guest email goes out under your From address — the invitation in a signer's inbox carries your name.
Your branding on the signing page
The page a guest opens wears your workspace's name and logo, so the person signing is dealing with you.
Failures handled your way
If your mail server ever fails, your workspace decides: fall back to our sender, or let it surface.
The signed PDF is the evidence
Every completed document is sealed and carries its certificate — who signed, when, and from where — with a hash-chained trail behind it. The file stands on its own, wherever you store it.
See how sealing works →What bigger teams ask
Volume, migration, the security review — and a straight answer about SSO.
[email protected]Is there a sending limit we'd hit?
No. Business has no monthly sending limit; pricing is per seat. Free and Personal are the same product with lower limits — the sealed audit trail is on all three, because proof is the product, not an upsell.
Can you help us move off another provider?
Templates and in-flight documents, yes — tell us what you're on and roughly how much there is. Keep your completed documents at the old provider too: a signed PDF is evidence, and holding both copies costs nothing.
Will this pass our security review?
The short version: documents are AES-256-GCM encrypted before they touch disk, every completed PDF is sealed, and the audit trail refuses edits at the database. The security page states all of it plainly — including what we don't do — and if you need a DPA or a questionnaire filled in, ask on the contact page; it comes back in writing.
Do you support SSO or SAML?
Not yet. Sign-in today is passkeys, email codes, passwords, and Google. If SSO is the one thing standing between us, say so on the contact page — you'll get a straight answer about where it sits, not a workaround dressed up as one.
The trial is the demo.
Send one document on the free plan — the sealed trail is on it. Talk to us when something above needs confirming in writing.