What is SignQuick used for?

SignQuick is an in-browser PDF signing without an account for free, with a separate EU-hosted encrypted service for teams that adds audit trails and signing requests. It is a good fit for signing a PDF without creating an account and collecting signatures from several people with an audit trail.

How much does SignQuick cost?

Paid plans for SignQuick start at $9 per month, and there is no free plan. A free trial is available.

Is SignQuick open source?

No. SignQuick is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Productivity category, open-source options include OpenSign, Zen Browser and Ungoogled Chromium.

What are some alternatives to SignQuick?

SignQuick competes with DocuSign, SignWell and SignNow.

SignQuick: features, pricing and alternatives

About SignQuick

SignQuick lets you sign PDFs in the browser. The free tool processes the document entirely in the browser with nothing sent to its servers, no account and no watermark, for 3 documents a month: drag in a PDF, draw a signature with mouse or finger, place it and download. It also works offline as a PWA and is available in 14 languages.

For teams, accounts add AES-256 encryption in transit and at rest, EU data center storage with the user keeping the key, and GDPR and eIDAS-oriented audit trails. Signing requests can be sent to several signers with tracking of who opened and signed, automatic reminders, a deadline and an audit certificate in which each action is logged with a timestamp and IP address and sealed into the finished PDF.

Lifetime plans are Pro for life at 180 euros once (25 documents a month, multi-party signing, your logo) and Business for life at 299 euros once (unlimited documents, API access, longest retention), with yearly plans from 72 euros.

Key features

Browser-based PDF signing with no signup
Draw signature with mouse or finger
Offline PWA support
Multi-party signing requests with tracking
Audit certificate sealed into the PDF
EU-hosted AES-256 encryption for accounts

Good fit for

Signing a PDF without creating an account
Collecting signatures from several people with an audit trail

Tags: pdf-signing; e-signature; eidas; gdpr; privacy; documents

SignQuick: questions and answers

What is SignQuick used for?: SignQuick is an in-browser PDF signing without an account for free, with a separate EU-hosted encrypted service for teams that adds audit trails and signing requests. It is a good fit for signing a PDF without creating an account and collecting signatures from several people with an audit trail.
How much does SignQuick cost?: Paid plans for SignQuick start at $9 per month, and there is no free plan. A free trial is available.
Is SignQuick open source?: No. SignQuick is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Productivity category, open-source options include OpenSign, Zen Browser and Ungoogled Chromium.
What are some alternatives to SignQuick?: SignQuick competes with DocuSign, SignWell and SignNow.