In my business I have gone paper free, which is a bit of a pain when you need something signed. There's a lot of ways to sign things, but often I find it doesn't work, goes in the wrong spot, or only works with a mouse (which makes for horrid signatures). This really works great for my purposes and has made life a bit easier in day-day business management.

You can sign where you need to on the document, and I love that you can use your tablet or phone and pen/finger to sign, making it feel very similar to pen and paper! Eversign stores your completed documents, or you can keep them privately and delete them/expire them as needed. The free version of the software allows you to do 5 documents per month, which is very reasonable for a small business. The next tier up, allows for unlimited documents and a bunch of added value as well!

The in person signing feature they offer is only available on a high tier, but it isn't super necessary, just a bit annoying. All the pricing and billing is in USD, so something to keep in mind as a Canadian.

It’s been good. Less expensive and easier than docusign.

It’s very easy to use. Reducing the walk through I have had to go through to guide my clients to complete contracts on other platforms

The number of documents uploaded doesn’t equal to the number of completed documents. For example, I upload only four documents. Send out for documents for signature, Xodo shows I have six documents total and four have been completed. I’m wondering if I’m missing something or doing something wrong.

Positive. Just limited in functionality as my needs grew over time.

I like the fact that Eversign is an affordable eSigning application. As a solo contractor, eversign fulfilled a needed functionality for my business to run. The notifications came in near to real-time and I was easily capable of tracking the progress of signatures of all parties involved with a contract.

Editing the documents for signing was not as straight forward as I had hoped it would be. Scrolling through large documents would take a lot of effort, even on a powerful notebook. The UI is less intuitive than I had hoped resulting in me not know if I was adding a user or immediately sending a document to that person.

I loved the customization options and the different options surrounding the templates. the ability to customize multiple templates and documents is something Xodo does well and at a much more affordable price than an equivalent competitor like Hello Sign.

there is no analytics like in Docusign but again at the price point its more than adequate for what it does.