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BROKERDIY VS SIGNNOW

BrokerDIY vs SignNow

SignNow is one of the cheapest serious e-signature tools on the market, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. What it does not do is run the brokerage around the signature — which is the entire reason BrokerDIY exists.

SignNow publishes Business at $8/mo, Business Premium at $15/mo and Enterprise at $30/mo on annual billing, and states unlimited users on all plans (their pricing page, checked 2026-08-18). If signing is genuinely all you need, that is a better deal than ours. Here is the honest comparison anyway.

Side by side

What each one costs

BrokerDIYSignNow (airSlate)
Entry price$0 trial (14 days), then $29/mo — whole platformBusiness $8/mo billed annually ($20 billed monthly)
Mid tier$349/mo flat, up to ten seats — whole platformBusiness Premium $15/mo annually ($30 billed monthly)
Top published tier$349/mo flat — no higher published tierEnterprise $30/mo annually ($50 monthly); Site License $1.50 per signature invite
White-labelYour brokerage’s brand on every envelope, at every tierCustom branding starts at the Enterprise tier
ContractMonth-to-month, $0 setupHeadline rates are annual billing; monthly billing costs more

SignNow figures are from their published pricing page (checked 2026-08-18), where the headline rates are annual billing and the higher figure in each pair is monthly billing. SignNow states unlimited users on all plans. Verify current rates with airSlate SignNow.

Our honest scorecard

Where BrokerDIY wins — and where it doesn’t

QuestionThe honest answer
Where SignNow still winsRaw price for pure e-signature. If all you need is a signing tool, $8/mo on annual billing beats any platform, and their unlimited-users position makes it cheaper still for a large roster that only ever signs.
Where BrokerDIY winsSigning is not the job — closing is. Our e-sign sits inside the CRM, the sequences and the transaction timeline, under your brand at every tier, so a signed document updates the deal instead of landing in a separate app someone has to check.
Watch out for the branding tierOn SignNow, custom branding, SMS invites and advanced signer authentication are Enterprise features. The brokerage-branded signing experience is not the $8 plan.
Watch out for the billing periodThe headline figures are annual billing. Billed monthly, the same three plans are $20, $30 and $50.
Where it doesn’t fitIf you want a standalone signature tool and nothing else, SignNow is a fine and genuinely cheap answer. We are selling the brokerage platform around it.
Straight answers

Questions buyers ask.

Is BrokerDIY cheaper than SignNow?

Not for signing alone — SignNow’s Business plan is $8/mo on annual billing and we are $29/mo. The comparison only favours us once you count what else you would otherwise buy: CRM, AI voice agents, sequences and transactions are already in our price.

How much does SignNow cost?

SignNow publishes Business at $8/mo, Business Premium at $15/mo and Enterprise at $30/mo on annual billing — $20, $30 and $50 respectively billed monthly — plus a Site License at $1.50 per signature invite. Figures from their pricing page, checked 2026-08-18.

Can I brand the signing experience on SignNow?

Yes, at the Enterprise tier. Their pricing page lists custom branding under Enterprise, above Business and Business Premium. With BrokerDIY the brokerage’s brand is on the envelope at every tier.

Does SignNow handle real estate transactions?

It signs documents; it does not run the deal. Deadlines, compliance and the transaction timeline sit elsewhere — compare Dotloop and SkySlope for transaction-management tools.