We only used Signaturely for a bunch of documents, so I still need to test it when we'll have more files and requests, but so far it has fulfilled all our needs.

Signaturely interface is uncluttered and very easy to deal with. Uploading a document is very simple and quick.

Working in a translation company, I'd appreciate more interface language (both for the back-end and for the front-end), but all in all I have no complaints.

My overall experience is nothing but AWESOME!!!!

The ease of use, and not having to pay a monthly or yearly subscription for a document signing service.

The only negative was on "my" behalf, when I tried to use it in haste. I thought the Signaturely System had a built in form creator like Adobe or Nitro..LOL. So I got frustrated because I wanted it to have one. LOL... However, you have to create your own form and import it in for signing. Which is flawless, and really not a negative. So the negative was on me for not understanding clearly how to set it up. The Signaturely team reached out to do a demo, but me being the tech guy that I am, I didn't want to do it, but instead wanted to figure it out. LOL

Not what I hoped for, but then again, it's Free.

That's it's quick, Free, and easy to use.

Only one choice for eSignatures that everyone ends up using.

Couple clicks is all I need to have contracts signed from start to finish. I don't need to spend 2 hours fiddling with the software that can be better spent elsewhere, with Signaturely I rarely spend more then 10 minutes within the app itself.

Extremely easy to use, I can just upload a ready made PDF, add fields where they need to be, assign a signer to each and send to everyone directly from Signaturely. I don't need to fight clunky UI to make a simple change, I can preview it in the app, make quick changes in a Google Doc and be back within a minute. Clients that have never used an e-signature software had no issues understanding what they need to do and how to sign, the workflow on that is just stupid simple and works. Haven't used forms, templates or integrations as I'm not at a point where I need those yet but that fact didn't make the experience worse in any way. It's perfect for what I need it to do and Signaturely look like they're the perfect partners for starters that are slowly growing their business and need just the right tool that can grow alongside them, not give them the entire all you can eat buffet with a markup for features they won't use yet or ever.

One minor thing. When you receive an email to sign as the creator, the email is sent from an alias that's your (creator's) full name. Makes sense for other signers but it triggers some sort of flagging mechanism in Google's inbox and notifies to be careful as the alias is the same as the one within the domain but doesn't come from it. Nothing major though.