1 alternative to OpenSign

OpenSign is a Document Management product. The community recommends 1 alternative: 0 open source, 0 self-hostable and 0 free to use. They are ranked by community votes, ratings and favorites, with the key differences from OpenSign highlighted.

Last updated: October 9, 2026

About OpenSign

Document signing software (alternative to DocuSign).

Open source · AGPL-3.0

Self-hostable

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DocuSign

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DocuSign
Document Management
Electronic signature and agreement management platform for sending, signing and tracking contracts.
Subscription
Web
iOS
Android
Compared with OpenSign
- − Closed source (OpenSign is open source)
- − Not self-hostable (OpenSign is)
- − Paid (OpenSign is free)
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OpenSign vs. alternatives

Service	Open source	Self-hosted	License	Pricing	Platforms	Rating	Votes
OpenSign Current	Yes	Yes	AGPL-3.0	—	—	—	—
DocuSign	No	No	proprietary	Subscription	Web / iOS / Android	—	0

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