What the pricing page says
PandaDoc's pricing page says the pricing is simple and scalable, with no extra charges and no hidden fees, and it says you can save up to 46%.
PandaDoc's pricing page says prices exclude any applicable taxes.
PandaDoc's pricing page lists a Free card, a Business card, and an Enterprise card, and the compare table on that page also lists Starter.
PandaDoc's pricing page says Free is for small businesses that need professional eSign without the price tag, at $0 USD for you and your team.
PandaDoc's pricing page says the Free card includes 60 docs for free per year, a rich media drag and drop document editor, real time tracking and notifications, and 24/7 email and chat support.
PandaDoc's pricing page says no credit card is required on the Free card.
PandaDoc's pricing page says Business is for sales proposals and integrated agreement workflows, at $49 USD as the seat cost per month, and it marks Business as most popular.
PandaDoc's pricing page says the Business card includes everything in Starter, plus custom quotes and sales agreements, CRM integrations, custom branding and content library, deal rooms, approval workflows, web forms, and bulk send.
PandaDoc's pricing page puts an asterisk on CRM integrations, web forms, and bulk send on that Business card, and the fetched text does not define the asterisk.
PandaDoc's pricing page says no credit card is required on the Business card, and the button on that card is a request for a demo.
PandaDoc's pricing page says Enterprise is for end to end document workflows and advanced automations, and it says let us talk, with per seat or per document pricing.
PandaDoc's pricing page says the Enterprise card includes everything in Business, plus CPQ (configure, price, quote), workflow automation, smart content, single sign on, team workspaces, notary, and API.
PandaDoc's pricing page puts an asterisk on CPQ, workflow automation, notary, and API on that Enterprise card, and the fetched text does not define the asterisk.
PandaDoc's pricing page prints Free in the compare table at $0 per month and $0 per user per month.
PandaDoc's pricing page prints Starter in the compare table at $19 per month, billed annually, and that line does not say USD.
PandaDoc's pricing page prints Business in the compare table at $49 per seat per month, billed annually.
PandaDoc's pricing page says legally binding electronic signatures are 5 per month on Free, and unlimited on Starter, Business, and Enterprise.
PandaDoc's pricing page says documents sent are 5 per month on Free, and unlimited on Starter, Business, and Enterprise.
PandaDoc's pricing page marks the mobile app, reuse of your own documents, bulk import, embedded videos, signing order, unlimited storage, folders and tags, search and filters, real time notifications, and an audit trail on Free, Starter, Business, and Enterprise.
PandaDoc's pricing page marks the document editor on Starter, Business, and Enterprise, and not on Free.
PandaDoc's pricing page says templates are up to 5 on Free and up to 5 on Starter, and included on Business and Enterprise.
PandaDoc's pricing page marks custom branding, the content library, pricing tables, payment collection, and the product catalog on Business and Enterprise, and not on Free or Starter.
PandaDoc's pricing page marks recipient analytics and auto reminders on Business and Enterprise, and not on Free or Starter.
PandaDoc's pricing page says rooms are up to 3 on Business and unlimited on Enterprise, and it does not mark rooms on Free or Starter.
PandaDoc's pricing page marks CRM integrations on Business and Enterprise, marks Salesforce as optional on Business and Enterprise, and marks API as optional on Enterprise.
PandaDoc's pricing page marks single sign on as optional on Business and included on Enterprise.
PandaDoc's pricing page marks team workspaces as optional on Business and unlimited on Enterprise.
PandaDoc's pricing page marks a signature certificate, two factor authentication, SOC 2 Type II compliance, GDPR compliance, eIDAS, and the United States ESIGN Act of 2000 on Free, Starter, Business, and Enterprise.
PandaDoc's pricing page marks HIPAA compliance as optional on Enterprise, and not on Free, Starter, or Business.
PandaDoc's pricing page marks data residency in the US or EU on Enterprise only.
PandaDoc's pricing page says data is encrypted in transit, then stored in a SOC, FISMA, and PCI DSS Level 1 compliant cloud, and it says SOC 2 Type 2 and GDPR compliance in that same security paragraph.
PandaDoc's pricing page says you can switch plans whenever you like, an upgrade starts right away with prorated charges, and a downgrade starts at the next billing cycle.
PandaDoc's pricing page says that once you reach a document limit, you can upgrade or keep sending documents at $3.50 per document on Starter Monthly, $2 on Starter Annual, and $2.60 on Business Monthly.
PandaDoc's pricing page does not print an extra document price for Business Annual.
PandaDoc's pricing page says a document sent is any document delivered to recipients for signature, approval, or review, including electronic signatures, contracts, proposals, and forms.
PandaDoc's pricing page says document templates, drafts, and documents shared internally do not count toward that limit.
PandaDoc's pricing page says additional documents are billed monthly or annually at those same per document amounts, and the charges appear on the next billing cycle.
PandaDoc's pricing page says unused documents do not roll over, and annual plans can use the full yearly allocation at any time during the year.
PandaDoc's pricing page says the mobile app can create, track, approve, negotiate, and sign documents on a phone or iPad.
What the other pricing page says
PandaDoc's other pricing page lists Starter, Business, and Enterprise, and it does not list a Free card.
PandaDoc's other pricing page says Starter is for quickly creating and signing forms and agreements, at $19 USD as the seat cost per month.
PandaDoc's other pricing page says the Starter card includes unlimited document uploads and electronic signatures, a rich media drag and drop document editor, real time tracking and notifications, and 24/7 email and chat support.
PandaDoc's other pricing page says no credit card is required on the Starter card and on the Business card.
PandaDoc's other pricing page prints Business at $49 USD as the seat cost per month, and it uses the same Business and Enterprise feature lists as the main pricing page.
PandaDoc's other pricing page prints Starter at $19 per user per month, billed annually, and Business at $49 per user per month, billed annually, in the compare table.
PandaDoc's other pricing page says Enterprise pricing is per seat or per document, and it does not print a dollar amount.
PandaDoc's other pricing page says documents sent and legally binding electronic signatures are unlimited on Starter, Business, and Enterprise.
PandaDoc's other pricing page marks recipient analytics on Business and Enterprise, and not on Starter.
PandaDoc's other pricing page also says you can keep sending documents at $3.50 per document on Starter Monthly, $2 on Starter Annual, and $2.60 on Business Monthly.
PandaDoc's other pricing page says you can save up to 46%, says there are no extra charges and no hidden fees, and says prices exclude any applicable taxes.
What the plan comparison says
PandaDoc's plan comparison names the plans Free eSign, Starter, Business, and Enterprise.
PandaDoc's plan comparison prints Free eSign at $0 when billed annually and $0 when billed monthly.
PandaDoc's plan comparison prints Starter at $19 per user per month when billed annually, and $35 per user per month when billed monthly.
PandaDoc's plan comparison prints Business at $49 per user per month when billed annually, and $65 per user per month when billed monthly.
PandaDoc's plan comparison does not name a currency next to those dollar amounts.
PandaDoc's plan comparison says Enterprise is contact us on both the annual row and the monthly row, and it does not print a dollar amount.
PandaDoc's plan comparison says Free eSign can send 60 documents per year, with 2 recipients per document.
PandaDoc's plan comparison marks documents sent as unlimited on Starter, Business, and Enterprise, with a star.
PandaDoc's plan comparison says that during a trial you can send up to 50 documents with up to 5 recipients per document on a business email, and 5 documents with up to 3 recipients each on a personal email.
PandaDoc's plan comparison marks the drag and drop online editor, editable documents, and import to the editor for docx files on Starter, Business, and Enterprise, and not on Free eSign.
PandaDoc's plan comparison marks file upload on Free eSign, Starter, Business, and Enterprise.
PandaDoc's plan comparison marks unlimited electronic signatures on Starter, Business, and Enterprise, and not on Free eSign.
PandaDoc's plan comparison marks signing on all devices, signing order, and signature forwarding on Free eSign, Starter, Business, and Enterprise.
PandaDoc's plan comparison says templates are up to 5 on Free eSign and up to 5 on Starter, and included on Business and Enterprise.
PandaDoc's plan comparison says a dollar sign means a paid add on, a charge per volume over the free allowance, or extra fees, and it says to contact sales for details.
PandaDoc's plan comparison marks document analytics with status tracking, reporting, pricing tables, a product catalog, and a quote builder on Business and Enterprise.
PandaDoc's plan comparison marks an audit trail on Starter, Business, and Enterprise, and not on Free eSign.
PandaDoc's plan comparison marks email notifications on Free eSign, Starter, Business, and Enterprise.
PandaDoc's plan comparison marks Salesforce with a dollar sign on Business and Enterprise, and marks other CRMs as included on Business and Enterprise.
PandaDoc's plan comparison marks Stripe on Starter, Business, and Enterprise, and marks Authorize.net, Square, PayPal, and QuickBooks Payments on Business and Enterprise.
PandaDoc's plan comparison marks API with the words learn more on Free eSign, leaves Starter and Business blank, and marks Enterprise with a dollar sign.
PandaDoc's plan comparison marks single sign on on Enterprise only.
PandaDoc's plan comparison marks multiple workspaces with a dollar sign on Business and a check on Enterprise.
PandaDoc's plan comparison marks rooms on Business and Enterprise, and it does not print a room count.
PandaDoc's plan comparison marks unlimited storage on Free eSign, Starter, Business, and Enterprise.
Where those pages disagree
PandaDoc's pricing page lists a Free plan and prints 60 docs per year on the Free card, while the compare table on that page prints 5 documents per month and 5 electronic signatures per month on Free.
PandaDoc's plan comparison prints 60 documents per year, with 2 recipients per document, on Free eSign. The pricing page does not print that 2 recipient cap on the Free card, so this page prints both and does not pick one.
PandaDoc's other pricing page does not list Free. The main pricing page and the plan comparison do, so this page prints both and does not pick one.
PandaDoc's pricing page and PandaDoc's other pricing page do not print the $35 or $65 monthly seat prices. The plan comparison does, so this page prints $19, $35, $49, and $65, and does not drop the monthly pair.
PandaDoc's pricing page says the Free card includes a drag and drop document editor, and the compare table on that page marks the document editor as not included on Free.
PandaDoc's plan comparison also leaves the drag and drop editor off Free eSign, and marks file upload on Free eSign, so this page prints both the card and the tables and does not pick one.
PandaDoc's pricing page and PandaDoc's other pricing page say documents sent are unlimited on the paid plans in the compare tables, and both pages also print extra per document prices after a document limit.
PandaDoc's pricing page says there are no extra charges and no hidden fees, and the same page prints $3.50, $2, and $2.60 per extra document, so this page prints both and does not pick one.
PandaDoc's electronic signature page says users do not have to worry about transaction limits and can send as many documents as they want for a digital signature.
The pricing page, the other pricing page, and the plan comparison print document caps or extra document prices, so this page prints those limits and the no limit sentence, and does not pick one.
PandaDoc's pricing page marks an audit trail on Free. The plan comparison does not mark an audit trail on Free eSign, so this page prints both and does not pick one.
PandaDoc's pricing page marks single sign on as optional on Business. The plan comparison marks single sign on on Enterprise only, so this page prints both and does not pick one.
PandaDoc's pricing page marks API as optional on Enterprise and not on Free. The plan comparison marks API on Free eSign and marks Enterprise API with a dollar sign, so this page prints both and does not pick one.
PandaDoc's home page says PandaDoc is ESIGN, UETA, and HIPAA compliant, and SOC 2 certified.
PandaDoc's pricing page marks HIPAA as optional on Enterprise only, so this page prints both the home page sentence and the plan mark, and does not pick one.
What the API pricing page says
PandaDoc's API pricing page says you can send your first 60 documents free, and no credit card is required.
PandaDoc's API pricing page lists Free at $0, for individuals and small teams.
PandaDoc's API pricing page says Free includes 60 documents a year, 2 recipients per document, 5 templates, a full sandbox for unlimited testing, SDKs, legally binding electronic signatures, and SOC 2, GDPR, and eIDAS compliance.
PandaDoc's API pricing page says Free can create and manage documents from Claude or ChatGPT.
PandaDoc's API pricing page lists Enterprise as Custom, and it does not print a dollar amount.
PandaDoc's API pricing page says Enterprise includes custom document volume, everything in the API Developer Plan, CRM integrations for Salesforce and HubSpot, notary, custom user management, and single sign on and advanced security.
PandaDoc's API pricing page names an API Developer Plan and does not print a price for that plan.
Signatures and opens
PandaDoc's home page says PandaDoc runs from creation to signature to payment, and it says you can capture signatures, set a signing order, verify identity, set signing groups, and notarize documents.
PandaDoc's home page says PandaDoc records an audit trail for every document, reports user activity, and tracks document metrics.
PandaDoc's electronic signature page says signers can complete documents on any device, without sign ups, logins, or downloads.
PandaDoc's electronic signature page says you can see when documents are opened, viewed, or signed.
PandaDoc's electronic signature page says you can start from an existing DOCX file or from a template.
PandaDoc's electronic signature page says an audit trail shows who viewed, signed, and interacted with a document, with timestamps.
PandaDoc's electronic signature page says electronic signatures are legally binding and compliant with ESIGN, UETA, eIDAS, and GDPR.
PandaDoc's electronic signature page says every signed document has an audit trail showing who opened, viewed, and signed it, plus timestamps and IP addresses.
PandaDoc's electronic signature page says PandaDoc integrates with Salesforce, HubSpot, and other CRMs, and it says Salesforce and HubSpot have a two way data sync.
PandaDoc's analytics article says recipient analytics are on Business and Enterprise plans.
PandaDoc's analytics article says recipient analytics track when and how much time recipients spent on each page.
PandaDoc's analytics article says the counts include number of times viewed, last access, total time spent, last view, a PDF download, and whether any links were clicked.
PandaDoc's analytics article says analytics stop tracking 30 seconds after the recipient is not on the document.
PandaDoc's analytics article says editing a sent document removes its old analytics.
PandaDoc's notifications article says you can be notified when a recipient opens a document for the first time, and every time a recipient opens it.
PandaDoc's notifications article does not say which plan includes those open notifications.
PandaDoc's notifications article also lists notifications for a completed document, a public comment, and a suggestion.
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 and lets the reader approve it.
Posh does not collect a signature.
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