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What an envelope costs.

Docusign prices e-signature by the seat, with a set number of envelopes in each plan. Divide one by the other and you get what one signed agreement costs. Here it is from Docusign's own pricing page, next to CARMAgree™: per envelope, and for a year at the same volume.

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Docusign figures: US list prices on its pricing page, checked September 29, 2026, before tax.

Month to month

No annual commitment. Each figure assumes the whole allowance is used.

Month to month, no annual commitment
Plan	Price	Envelopes included	Per envelope
Docusign Personal	$15 a month	5 a month	$3.00
Docusign Standard	$45 per user a month	10 per user a month	$4.50
Docusign Business Pro	$65 per user a month	10 per user a month	$6.50
CARMAgree™	$29 per seat a month	300 per seat a year (about 25 a month)	$1.16

On an annual commitment

Docusign offers the year two ways: paid upfront, or paid monthly at a higher rate. CARMAgree™ bills the year annually. Each figure assumes the whole allowance is used.

On an annual commitment
Plan	Price	Envelopes included	Per envelope
Docusign Personal	$120 a year upfront, or $132 paid monthly	60 a year (5 a month)	$2.00 – $2.20
Docusign Standard	$300 per user a year upfront, or $360 paid monthly	100 per user a year	$3.00 – $3.60
Docusign Business Pro	$480 per user a year upfront, or $540 paid monthly	100 per user a year	$4.80 – $5.40
CARMAgree™	$288 per seat a year ($24 a month, billed annually)	300 per seat a year	$0.96

A year at the same volume

Per-envelope figures flatter a big allowance you may not use. This is what a year costs one sender at three volumes.

A year at the same volume, one sender
Envelopes a year	Docusign	CARMAgree™
60 (five a month)	Personal: $120 paid upfront, $132 paid monthly, or $180 month to month	$143.88 as twelve five-packs, with no subscription
100	Standard: $300 paid upfront, $360 paid monthly, or $540 month to month	$239.80 as twenty five-packs, or $288 for an annual seat
300	Annual Standard includes 100; the other 200 are billed pay-as-you-go at a set per-envelope rate. IAM Standard includes unlimited web-app envelopes from $1,620 a year, with a three-user minimum.	$288 for an annual seat, or $348 month to month

With no subscription at all

For the occasional agreement: a bill of sale, a private loan, one contract this quarter.

With no subscription
Plan	Price	Envelopes included	Per envelope
CARMAgree™, one envelope	$2.99	1	$2.99
CARMAgree™, five envelopes	$11.99	5	$2.40

Envelopes expire 12 months after purchase. The plans on Docusign's eSignature pricing page are subscriptions.

What the arithmetic leaves out

Per-envelope figures assume the whole allowance is used. Send fewer and each envelope costs more, on either side; the same-volume table shows whole years.
On Standard and Business Pro, Docusign bills envelopes beyond the allowance pay-as-you-go, at a set per-envelope rate. On Personal, more than five a month means upgrading. CARMAgree™ has no per-envelope overage: if you approach the allowance, we'd rather talk than bill you by surprise.
Docusign's plans include features this page does not price, among them integrations and, on Business Pro, payment collection, web forms and bulk sending.
Docusign also sells Intelligent Agreement Management plans. IAM Standard includes unlimited envelopes sent through Docusign's web application, subject to its Reasonable Use Policy: $45 per user a month paid upfront for the year, $50 paid monthly, or $75 month to month, with a three-user minimum. If your team sends more than 300 envelopes per person a year, that is the plan to compare, and we'd like to hear from you.
Prices change. The source is Docusign's pricing page, docusign.com/products-and-pricing.

What each envelope carries

CARMAgree™ is electronic signature built for the day an agreement is questioned.

CARMAgree™ screens every file for hidden text, leftover tracked changes and metadata before it goes out for signature.

Where the counterparty can be checked, CARMAgree™ checks it: sanctions, federal exclusions, litigation search and entity identity. The report says what it found.

Tamper-evident — every executed PDF carries a cryptographic integrity seal and a trusted timestamp, so any alteration after execution is detectable.

Seats and envelope packs include the same Integrity Screen and audit trail.