What the English pricing page says
DocSend's English pricing page calls the plans secure deal solutions for businesses of all sizes.
That page shows a choice of billed monthly or billed yearly, and it says billed yearly saves up to 40%. It does not say whether the dollar amount on each card is the monthly bill or the yearly bill.
That page prints Standard at $30 per user per month, for multi file secure sharing. The card includes 1 user, multi file sharing, video and rich media analytics, file requests, customizable branding, unlimited eSignature, basic sharing controls, document level analytics, and unlimited visitors.
That page prints Advanced at $150 a month. It includes all Standard features, plus 3 users, lightweight data rooms (Spaces), email authentication for visitors, allow or block visitors lists, NDAs and gating agreements, folder and file level security, and dynamic watermarking.
That page prints Advanced Data Rooms at $180 a month. It includes all Advanced features, plus 3 users, enhanced data rooms (Spaces), group visitor permissions, due diligence tracking, a data room audit log, automatic file indexing, data room analytics, priority email support, and 2X capacity per data room.
That page does not list a Personal card.
The compare table lists signature requests as unlimited on Standard, Advanced, and Advanced Data Rooms.
The compare table lists storage as 50 GB per user, and an upload size of 2 GB, on Standard, Advanced, and Advanced Data Rooms.
The compare table lists data room storage as 200 assets per data room on Standard, 2,000 assets per data room on Advanced, and 4,000 assets per data room on Advanced Data Rooms.
The compare table lists unlimited data rooms for Standard, Advanced, and Advanced Data Rooms.
The compare table marks Salesforce as an add on, and marks SSO for Okta, OneLogin, and Azure as an add on. It says an add on has an additional cost, and it says to contact the sales team for details.
That page says you can start with a free 14 day trial of Advanced Data Rooms, and that after that trial you can sign up on your own.
That page says unlimited visitors are not available on free trials.
That page says a user is someone with a DocSend account, and that each user needs a DocSend license. A visitor uses the link you send and does not need a license.
That page says DocSend supports just about any file type, and that per page analytics are available for PDF, Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, Google Docs, Google Slides, and Keynote files.
That page says you can also send and track links to websites, or to download only content such as video, spreadsheets, audio, text, and archive files.
That page says yes, Advanced Data Rooms can be used as a virtual data room, and that Spaces are what DocSend calls its data rooms.
That page says DocSend integrates with Box, Dropbox, Google Drive, and Microsoft OneDrive.
That page says DocSend uses data encryption, access controls, and audit trails.
That page says that effective March 1, 2022, sales tax is included automatically where Dropbox Inc. and Dropbox International are registered.
Where the official prices disagree
DocSend's traditional Chinese pricing page also omits Personal, and it prints Standard at 30 dollars per user per month, Advanced at 150 dollars a month, and Advanced Data Rooms at 180 dollars a month.
DocSend's Portuguese pricing page, the Korean pricing page, and the simplified Chinese pricing page each list Personal at $10 per user per month and Standard at $45 per user per month, plus Advanced at $150 a month and Advanced Data Rooms at $180 a month.
The Portuguese page, the Korean page, and the simplified Chinese page also show monthly billing and yearly billing, and each says the yearly choice saves up to 40%.
The English page and the traditional Chinese page do not list Personal and print Standard at 30. The Portuguese page, the Korean page, and the simplified Chinese page list Personal at 10 and Standard at 45. This page prints both and does not pick one.
What the analytics page says
DocSend's analytics page says you get a notification each time someone views your shared links, and that you can track how they engage with your document in real time.
That page says document level analytics cover top performing pages and tabs, average completion percentage, and document version performance.
That page says you can track links that have been forwarded, and page by page analytics, or tab by tab for spreadsheets, for each viewer.
That page says you can get started for free, and that no credit card is required.
What Posh does
You drop a file and get a report. A figure is supposed to come from the file.
Posh counts opens of a shared link once per visitor per day. It does not track pages viewed or time spent.
Hobby is $9 a month or $39 once. Pro is $29 a month or $99 once. The price is not per client.
Studio and Agency are not for sale.