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BoldSign vs Dropbox Sign

Two of the top three e-signature services, compared rule by rule on published facts.

Facts checked 8 Oct 2026

In short

BoldSign

92/100 #1 of 9

Best for: Small teams that want cheap plans and a qualified-signature option.

Dropbox Sign

85/100 #3 of 9

Best for: Individuals and small teams who want unlimited sending and a Dropbox link.

Points by group

GroupBoldSignDropbox Sign
Signing of 201717
Legal strength of 202017
Security of 191616
Connections of 151511
Price and limits of 262424
Total9285

Rule by rule

What each vendor publishes, and the points it earns. Sources are on each product page.

Rule (points)BoldSignDropbox Sign
Reusable templates (6)Yes 6Yes 6
Bulk send (4)Yes 4Yes 4
Signing order (3)Yes 3Yes 3
Collect payment while signing (3)Not published 0Not published 0
Audit trail on every document (4)Yes 4Yes 4
Highest eIDAS signature level (12)qualified 12qualified 12
Signer ID check (5)Yes 5Yes 5
US ESIGN and UETA named (3)Yes 3Not published 0
SOC 2 Type II or ISO 27001 (8)Yes 8Yes 8
Single sign-on (SSO) (5)Yes 5Yes 5
Two-factor sign-in (3)Yes 3Yes 3
Open source (3)Not published 0Not published 0
Public API (7)Yes 7Yes 7
Storage and automation links (4)Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive or SharePoint, Dropbox, Zapier 4Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive or SharePoint, Dropbox, Zapier 4
Mobile apps (4)iOS, Android 4Not published 0
Free plan (8)Yes 8Yes 8
Documents a month on the cheapest paid plan (8)50 6100 8
Cheapest paid plan (10)$5/mo 10$15/mo 8

BoldSign

BoldSign suits small teams that want a low entry price and a path to qualified EU signatures, ID checks and single sign-on without a custom quote. The free plan and the $5 Growth plan cover light use, with 25 and 50 envelopes a month. The catch: bulk send, ID checks and QES sit on Business or above, and the API is a separate plan.

All facts, prices and sources for BoldSign

Dropbox Sign

Dropbox Sign suits individuals and small teams who want unlimited signature requests from $15 a month, with links to Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive and Zapier. It sells qualified electronic signatures as an extra-cost option. The catch: bulk send starts at Standard, and Dropbox disclosed unauthorised access to the Sign production environment in 2024.

All facts, prices and sources for Dropbox Sign

Both products are scored by the same rules: how we score e-signature services.