E-Signature & Documents
Adobe Acrobat Sign
E-signatures bundled with Adobe Acrobat's full PDF toolkit.
4.6· 1,133 reviews· via CapterraFounded 2005 · San Jose, CA
What is Adobe Acrobat Sign?
Adobe Acrobat Sign is Adobe's e-signature service, originally launched as EchoSign and now integrated with Acrobat's PDF tools and Document Cloud. It lets users send, sign, and manage agreements with legally binding signatures across web and mobile.
Best known for: E-signatures bundled with Adobe Acrobat's PDF toolkit
Key features
- Legally binding e-signatures
- Integrated with Acrobat PDF tools
- Reusable templates and web forms
- Bulk send and workflows
- Microsoft and Salesforce integrations
- Audit trails and compliance
Who Adobe Acrobat Sign is best for
- Teams that live in PDFs and want editing plus signing together
- Businesses already standardized on Adobe Acrobat
- Organizations needing Microsoft 365 and enterprise integrations
Ideal team: Document-heavy teams of 3–500 that need robust PDF editing alongside e-signatures in one Adobe subscription.
Adobe Acrobat Sign pricing
Acrobat Standard for Teams
$16.99/per seat / mo
- Acrobat PDF tools
- Send for signature
- Track & manage
Popular
Acrobat Pro for Teams
$23.99/per seat / mo
- Bulk send
- Web forms
- Advanced e-sign
Enterprise
Custom
- Advanced authentication
- API & integrations
- SSO
Costs to watch before you commit
- Standard plans carry transaction limits; heavy senders need Pro or Enterprise.
- SMS delivery and identity verification are add-on fees.
- Enterprise licensing is quote-based and more complex than the list price suggests.
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