PandaDoc vs. Docusign

The main difference between PandaDoc and Docusign comes down to how businesses use them. PandaDoc is built for proposals, quotes, and sales documents. It is a tool designed primarily for sales teams. Docusign is more of a broader eSignature and agreement workflow platform, designed for enterprises. If you are a growing team that wants easy eSignature and contract management in one place, with straightforward pricing, Sigenasy is a better fit.

Whether Docusign is more expensive or cheaper than PandaDoc depends on the plan you choose for your specific needs. Comparing Docusign’s Business Pro plan ($45/user/month) with PandaDoc’s Business plan ($49/seat/month), PandaDoc is slightly more expensive. If you are looking for a simple eSignature solution, Signeasy is a great option, with its Business Pro plan costing $30 per seat per month.

Yes, you can use PandaDoc and Docusign together, but many of their eSignature features overlap. A business might use PandaDoc for proposals and Docusign for signing, which means managing two separate tools. Signeasy brings eSignature and contract management together, helping growing teams manage contracts process in one place.