Both SignProof and Adobe Acrobat Sign produce legally valid electronic signatures. Adobe Sign is part of Adobe Document Cloud, ideal for teams already in the Adobe ecosystem. SignProof is a developer-first alternative: API-first, with transparent self-serve pricing and a free tier.
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Yes, particularly for developers who want an API-first service with transparent self-serve pricing and a free tier. Both produce legally valid e-signatures; SignProof is an independent service focused solely on signing, with a PKCS#7 seal and hash-chained audit log, built for PIPEDA, ESIGN, and UETA.
Adobe Acrobat Sign is part of Adobe Document Cloud, tightly integrated with Acrobat and Creative Cloud and oriented toward organizations already in the Adobe ecosystem. SignProof is a standalone, API-first e-signature service with published pricing, a free tier including full API access, and a single-seal integrity model.
Yes. The free Starter plan includes full REST API access, PKCS#7 sealing, OTP identity verification, and webhooks, with 5 envelopes per month. Paid plans start at $9/month (Solo), with unlimited envelopes from $29/month (Pro).
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