No envelope allowance
Fixed per-license pricing without counting sent, resent or corrected envelopes.
Comparisons
sign2.me vs DocuSign
SIGN2.MESalesforce-first process
vs
DOCUSIGNSalesforce integration
Your signature can connect to Salesforce in very different ways.
DocuSign and sign2.me both bring e-signature to Salesforce, but the model behind each is different. DocuSign publishes plans with 100 envelopes per user/year on Standard and Business Pro tiers, while the Salesforce integration appears across separate AppExchange apps. sign2.me starts from a different place: one license, fixed pricing and a CRM-connected process without envelope counting.
DocuSign and sign2.me solve the same underlying problem: bringing e-signature into the Salesforce process, with signers, status and the signed document available in the CRM.
One layer, not three products
Signing, data collection and automation stay in one layer.
Envelope and signer Path
Status is applied to the record's Lightning Page.
Receita Federal validation
A feature published for the Brazilian context.
Multi-company without an add-on
Subdomain and per-operation branding are part of the published proposition.
COMPARISON HIGHLIGHTS
No envelope allowance
DocuSign publishes 100 envelopes per user/year on Standard and Business Pro; sign2.me bills per license, not per envelope.
One layer, not three products
eSignature, CLM and Gen appear as separate AppExchange apps; in sign2.me, signing, collection and automation stay in one layer.
Receita Federal validation
sign2.me publishes Receita Federal data validation as a feature for the Brazilian context.
Multi-company in one operation
sign2.me publishes multi-company and subdomain as part of the proposition, without requiring a separate account per brand.
Criterionsign2.meDocuSign
Salesforce packageOne layer, no extra appsSeparate AppExchange apps for eSignature, CLM and Gen, with their own contracting
Billing modelFixed price per license, with no envelope/transaction/document cap100 envelopes/user/year on Standard and Business Pro tiers; overage depends on the plan
Signer authenticationEmail, SMS and WhatsApp token; Receita Federal validationSMS/phone, KBA and ID verification appear as distinct methods, with availability by product/plan
Languages18 languages44+ for signing and 14 for sending/admin, according to the pricing page reviewed
Multi-company and subdomainIncluded in the licenseBranding and limits vary by plan; advanced customization depends on tier
Brazil complianceReceita Federal data validationLegality page cites MP 2.200-2/2001; documented Receita Federal validation was not found
Product scopeSigning as a Salesforce process stepeSignature connected to CLM, Gen and other ecosystem products
Information about the other solution varies by configuration, contracted plan or available public documentation — we flag 'not publicly documented' where no official source was found.
DocuSign can make sense for operations already using it outside Salesforce that want a single signing vendor company-wide.
sign2.me makes more sense for teams that want signing to be a Salesforce process step, without an envelope cap or separate products to stack.
Frequently asked questions
Is sign2.me cheaper than DocuSign?
sign2.me: Fixed price per license, with no envelope/transaction/document cap. DocuSign: 100 envelopes/user/year on Standard and Business Pro tiers; overage depends on the plan
Does sign2.me integrate natively with Salesforce, unlike DocuSign?
sign2.me: One layer, no extra apps. DocuSign: Separate AppExchange apps for eSignature, CLM and Gen, with their own contracting
Why do teams choose sign2.me over DocuSign?
sign2.me makes more sense for teams that want signing to be a Salesforce process step, without an envelope cap or separate products to stack.
sign2.me / Service agreementSalesforceOpportunity · Acme Ltda.Origin record Flow eventClosed Wonactive sign2.me / SentService agreementClient — ✓ Signed
Witness — Pending
Witness — Pending
WHAT CHANGES WITH SIGN2.ME?
See sign2.me in action DocuSign is a recognized brand with a broad integration. The operational question is different: does your team need to manage allowances and separate products, or prefer a fixed per-license signing layer inside the Salesforce process?