Hanzo Sign: Electronic Signatures Without the Enterprise Tax
Introducing Hanzo Sign — legally binding electronic signatures with audit trails, templates, and API access at a fraction of DocuSign's price.
DocuSign charges $25/month per user for the privilege of sending a PDF and collecting a signature. For a feature that should cost pennies per document, the industry has normalized absurd per-seat pricing.
Today we are launching Hanzo Sign: electronic signatures priced per document, not per seat.
Features
Document Signing
- Upload PDF, Word, or create from template
- Drag-and-drop signature, initial, and date fields
- Multiple signers with defined signing order
- In-person and remote signing
- Mobile-optimized signing experience
Templates
- Create reusable templates for common documents
- Pre-defined fields and signing order
- Bulk send from templates
- Template analytics (completion rates, average time to sign)
Audit Trail
Every document includes a complete audit trail:
- Timestamp of every action (sent, opened, signed)
- IP address and device information
- Authentication method used
- Tamper-evident certificate of completion
Legal Compliance
- ESIGN Act compliant
- eIDAS compliant (EU)
- UETA compliant
- Court-admissible audit trails
API
Embed signing into your application:
from hanzo import Sign
sign = Sign(api_key="your-key")
envelope = sign.create_envelope(
document="contract.pdf",
signers=[
{"email": "[email protected]", "name": "Client Name"}
],
fields=[
{"type": "signature", "page": 3, "x": 100, "y": 500}
]
)
# Send for signature
envelope.send()
Pricing
- Free: 5 documents/month
- Standard: $0.50 per document — unlimited users
- Enterprise: Volume discounts, custom branding, SSO
No per-seat fees. Add your entire team at no additional cost.
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