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The contract that goes cold in your inbox
By Nathan Romano · PubliExpert · Updated: Nov 2026
Your client said yes. Then took days to sign. With QuickSigner you send the document as a link, they sign from their phone with no account, and you don’t pay per document.
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Try QuickSigner freeFree plan, no card.
Questions? Message me on WhatsAppWhy we recommend it
- Unlimited documents on paid plans: no per-envelope fees.
- Signers need no account: they get a secure link and sign.
- Security: QuickSigner states ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification, AES-256 encryption, audit trail and Adobe AATL (PAdES) signatures.
- Free plan, no card, and a 14-day trial on paid plans.
- Easy from day one: upload, place fields, add signers, send.
QuickSigner states it has more than 30,000 users (source: QuickSigner official partner guide, Nov 2026).
It isn’t the "obvious winner" over the big platforms: it’s the right-sized, fair-priced option for a small business.
Who it’s for
Law offices, real estate offices, clinics, HR teams and consultants who regularly send contracts, NDAs, offers or forms and don’t want to pay enterprise prices.
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0, no card | Trying it; 5 docs/month |
| Business | $5/user/mo ($48/yr) | Most small teams; unlimited docs |
| Professional | $15/user/mo ($144/yr) | Higher volume, API, bulk send |
| eSign API | 50 free credits, then $0.30/doc | Developers |
Per quicksigner.com/pricing, checked Nov 2, 2026. Confirm current pricing before buying.
Legal note
QuickSigner states its signatures comply with ESIGN/UETA (US) and eIDAS (EU), plus GDPR. Its guide does not mention Mexico, so we make no claim of legal validity in Mexico. For sensitive documents, confirm with your lawyer.