Compare Adobe Acrobat Sign and Xodo Sign 
- Users report that Adobe Acrobat Sign excels in its Document Signing feature, scoring 9.3, while Xodo Sign outperforms with a score of 9.6, indicating a more seamless signing experience.
- Reviewers mention that Xodo Sign offers superior Mobile Signatures with a score of 9.1 compared to Adobe Acrobat Sign's 8.5, highlighting its better mobile functionality for on-the-go signing.
- G2 users note that Xodo Sign's Ease of Setup is significantly higher at 9.4, while Adobe Acrobat Sign scores 8.1, suggesting that Xodo Sign is more user-friendly for initial implementation.
- Users on G2 report that Xodo Sign provides a more robust Quality of Support with a score of 9.3, compared to Adobe Acrobat Sign's 7.9, indicating a more responsive customer service experience.
- Reviewers say that Xodo Sign's Contract Management Platform Features are more comprehensive, particularly in Contract Collaboration (8.6 vs. Adobe's 8.5), making it a better choice for teams needing to work together on documents.
- Users report that Adobe Acrobat Sign has a lower score in Integrations / APIs at 6.7, while Xodo Sign scores 8.9, suggesting that Xodo Sign offers better connectivity with other software tools, enhancing workflow efficiency.
- Sign and collect unlimited signatures
- Track and send reminders for agreements
- Export, convert, and edit PDFs
- 5 Documents per Month
- 0 Templates
- 1 Team Member
Working at a manufacturing facility, we have thousands of batch records, procedures, POs, validations, etc. that are always being sent around for approval. EchoSign solved two big problems for us: getting documents signed by several people in different...
The price. starting at $15/month for what I need, is a little high. I've also used Docusign (similarly priced though not as easy to use, IMO) and Docracy (free for unlimited use, though not as easy to use).
In my quest to find a more cost effective alternative to DocuSign (which I love, but which isn't the best value for my use case), I have finally found my winner in Eversign. Aesthetics are important to me. Of course, a tool has to do everything I need it to...
The fact that changing a document to resend if a client asks for a change costs you one of your free signatures. As a photographer my clients frequently change their minds so it was rather frustrating to lose essentially 2 of my free trials to one person.
Working at a manufacturing facility, we have thousands of batch records, procedures, POs, validations, etc. that are always being sent around for approval. EchoSign solved two big problems for us: getting documents signed by several people in different...
In my quest to find a more cost effective alternative to DocuSign (which I love, but which isn't the best value for my use case), I have finally found my winner in Eversign. Aesthetics are important to me. Of course, a tool has to do everything I need it to...
The price. starting at $15/month for what I need, is a little high. I've also used Docusign (similarly priced though not as easy to use, IMO) and Docracy (free for unlimited use, though not as easy to use).
The fact that changing a document to resend if a client asks for a change costs you one of your free signatures. As a photographer my clients frequently change their minds so it was rather frustrating to lose essentially 2 of my free trials to one person.
