signNow costs $8, $15 or $30 a month on its Business, Business Premium and Enterprise plans billed yearly, or $20, $30 and $50 billed monthly, and the whole team shares one plan. Each yearly plan includes 100 signature invites a year. Past that, every invite costs $0.96 to $3.60, so the contracts you send decide the bill: at 25 a month, the $8 plan comes to $288 a year.
How much does signNow cost?
These are the prices on signNow's pricing page in November 2026.
| Plan | Billed yearly | Billed monthly | Each invite past the allowance | What the plan adds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Business | $8 a month | $20 a month | $0.96 | Signing, unlimited users |
| Business Premium | $15 a month | $30 a month | $1.80 | Bulk send, signing links, payments, fields filled from a CSV file |
| Enterprise | $30 a month | $50 a month | $3.60 | Branding, SMS, signer authentication, formula and conditional fields, approval workflows |
| Site License | From $1.50 per invite, with volume discounts | Priced per invite | Full API access, set up with sales | |
If the names look unfamiliar, they're new. In October 2026, the same three prices were called Starter, Professional and Business, and the per-invite plan was Enterprise. So if one guide says "Enterprise" is $30 a month and another says from $1.50 per invite, neither is wrong. One is just out of date.
How many signature invites do you get, and what counts as one?
A yearly plan includes 100 signature invites a year for the whole account. A monthly plan includes 10 a month. Unused invites don't roll over. Everyone on the account shares that allowance.
What uses an invite:
- One send uses one invite, even when a document group goes to several signers at once.
- A declined invite still counts.
- If you cancel an invite and send it again, that's two.
- Reminders, resends and forwards don't count, and neither does merging, downloading or archiving a document.
When the 100 are gone, the plan switches to pay as you go, and every extra invite costs your plan's rate from the table. At 25 contracts a month, the 100 are gone in 4 months.
Extra invites are billed as you use them. You're charged each time you use up a block of extra invites, and at the end of each month for any unpaid ones once there are 10 or more. If a charge fails, signNow pauses sending for signature until it's paid.
What does signNow cost at 25, 50 or 100 contracts a month?
Here's the yearly bill on each plan: the yearly plan price, plus every invite past the first 100 at that plan's rate. Business Premium is the cheapest plan that bulk-sends with fields filled from a CSV, so if your contracts come from your data, that's most likely the plan you'd need.
| Contracts a month | DocsAutomator Professional | signNow Business | signNow Business Premium | signNow Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25 (300 a year) | $228 | $288 | $540 | $1,080 |
| 50 (600 a year) | $228 | $576 | $1,080 | $2,160 |
| 100 (1,200 a year) | $228 | $1,152 | $2,160 | $4,320 |
Take the middle row. At 50 contracts a month, 500 invites go past the allowance. At $1.80 each on Business Premium that's $900 on top of the $180 plan: $1,080 a year, or $90 a month for a plan listed at $15.
Under 100 invites a year, signNow's bill is just the plan price. Past 200 invites a year, about 17 contracts a month, the extra invites cost more than the plan itself, on every plan.
We don't count invites. DocsAutomator Professional is $19 a month billed yearly, $228 a year, for 100 documents a month, and signing them costs nothing extra: a signed contract is one document, however many people sign it. Past 100 a month, each extra document is $0.20, and Business covers 1,000 a month for $59 billed yearly. The DocsAutomator pricing page has all three plans.
How do you work out your own signNow bill?
Start with the contracts you send for signature in a year. Add the ones you'd cancel and send again, since a cancelled invite sent again counts twice, and keep the ones clients decline, since those count too. Take away the 100 the plan includes, multiply what's left by your plan's rate, and add the plan price.
Say your team sends 40 contracts a month on Business Premium. That's 480 invites, 380 past the allowance, at $1.80 each: $684, plus the $180 plan, so $864 a year. Not sure of your number? Count last month's sent contracts in your CRM or your Airtable base and multiply by 12.
How much is the signNow API?
The API is priced separately from the web plans. Dev Mode is free, for test invites only. The free trial includes 250 signature invites. The Professional API plan costs $84 a month billed yearly for 500 invites a year, $146 for 1,000, $250 for 2,000 and $500 for 5,000. Bigger volumes go to an Enterprise plan with custom pricing.
On the API, one invite is one document sent, not one per signer, and going over your tier moves you up to the next one. On the web plans, full API access only comes with the Site License.
If you're sending through an API anyway, put the same volume side by side. 1,000 contracts a year on signNow's API is $1,750 ($146 a month, paid yearly). DocsAutomator's API comes with every plan at no extra cost, and 1,000 contracts a year, about 83 a month, fit in Professional's 100 documents a month, signing included.
Does signNow create the contract from your data?
Partly. From Business Premium up, bulk send can fill fields in a signNow template from a CSV file, and the Professional API plan lists document generation that merges data from your systems into templates.
DocsAutomator starts a step earlier. It creates the contract itself from a record in Airtable, Google Sheets, Notion, Glide, ClickUp or your own app through the API, or from a chat in ChatGPT or Claude through our MCP server, in your Google Docs or Word template, with line items and sections that appear only when the record calls for them. Then it sends that contract for e-signature or one-click acceptance in the same automation, to one signer or several, in order or all at once. No data source costs extra. If your contracts start in a base, the Airtable e-signature setup creates each contract from a record and puts the signed PDF back in an attachment field. Every signature gets an audit trail, and the signing record is kept for 10 years.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a free version of signNow?
No. signNow has a 7-day free trial and a 30-day money-back guarantee, but no free plan. You can test DocsAutomator free for as long as you like: test documents carry a watermark and don't count against a plan.
Is signNow cheaper billed monthly or yearly?
Yearly, by a wide margin. Business costs $96 a year billed yearly and $240 billed monthly. Monthly billing gives you 10 invites a month, 120 a year, against 100 a year on yearly billing, so the extra $144 buys 20 more invites.
Is there a daily sending limit on signNow?
Yes. On a self-serve paid plan you can send up to 100 invites a day, and up to 10 a day on a trial. The limit resets every 24 hours, separately from the yearly allowance.
Is airSlate signNow the same as signNow?
Yes. airSlate signNow is the product's full name, and its plans and prices are the ones above.
