Signaturely alternative: the five-a-month ceiling
Signaturely's $25 Personal plan stops at five signature requests a month. FairSign is $12 a month with no limit. Their free plan gives one document a month against our three.
Signaturely is a clean, well-built signing tool, and for someone who sends a contract or two a month the free plan may be all they ever need.
The awkward part is the step above it. The Personal plan costs $25 a month and still stops at five signature requests. Send a sixth and the next plan up is $50 a month, per user.
Three signature requests a month, forever. Self-signing is unlimited and never leaves your browser.
Signaturely vs FairSign
| FairSign | Signaturely Personal | |
|---|---|---|
| Entry paid plan | $12/mo, unlimited signature requests | $25/mo, five signature requests |
| Cost of the sixth request in a month | Nothing, there is no cap | $50/mo Business plan, per user |
| A team of three | $24/mo for 3 seats | $150/mo (3 × $50) |
| Free tier | Three signature requests a month, forever | One document a month |
| Templates on the entry plan | Unlimited | One |
| Signing your own document | Runs in your browser, the file is never uploaded | Uploaded to their servers |
Sources: signaturely.com/pricing, Personal plan, read 2026-09-12 · signaturely.com/pricing, Business plan, read 2026-09-12 · signaturely.com/pricing, Business is priced per user · signaturely.com/pricing, free plan, read 2026-09-12 · signaturely.com/pricing, Personal plan, read 2026-09-12
Which one should you actually buy?
Stay on Signaturely's free plan if one document a month is genuinely your volume. Nothing here beats free, and switching for the sake of switching wastes your afternoon.
Move to FairSign the moment you are looking at their $25 Personal plan. You would be paying twice our price for a five-request ceiling, and the plan that removes the ceiling is $50 a month per user against our $24 for three seats.
The honest caveat: Signaturely has been around longer and has the reviews to show for it. We are new, we say so on every page, and the refund window exists because of that.