SignWell alternative: same yearly price, different trade
SignWell's entry plan is $120 a year. So is ours. Nobody wins this on price, which makes it a more useful comparison than most.
What differs is what happens when you add a second sender, what happens to a document you are only signing yourself, and whether you need a compliance certificate. Figures below come from SignWell's published pricing page.
Three signature requests a month, forever. Self-signing is unlimited and never leaves your browser.
SignWell vs FairSign
| FairSign | SignWell | |
|---|---|---|
| Entry plan, billed annually | $120/yr | $120/yr |
| Adding a second sender | Included: Business is $24/mo for 3 seats | +$10/mo per additional sender |
| SOC 2 Type II / HIPAA | Neither. We are a two-person product launched in 2026 | Both, on every tier |
| Signing your own document | Runs in your browser, never uploaded | Uploaded like any other document |
| Cancellation | Cancel any time, no fee, 14-day refund in policy | Annual plans are prepaid for the year |
| Free tier | 3 signature requests a month, forever | 3 documents a month |
Sources: SignWell pricing page, annual billing · SignWell pricing page, additional sender pricing · SignWell security page · SignWell pricing page, free plan
Which one should you actually buy?
Buy SignWell if anyone in your buying chain asks for SOC 2 or HIPAA. We do not have them, we are not going to pretend a security page is the same thing, and if that box has to be ticked then this is not a close call.
Buy FairSign if you are one person paying monthly, if a second sender would otherwise cost you another $10 a month, or if it matters that signing your own documents never uploads them. Three seats cost $24 here against $120/yr plus $10/mo per extra sender there.
At one sender on an annual plan, the two are close enough that either is a reasonable choice. That is an honest answer and we would rather give it than manufacture a difference.