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PandaDoc

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Document automation platform for proposals, contracts, quotes, and e-signatures. Positioned as the sales-team-focused alternative to DocuSign for teams that also need proposal building + CPQ + payment collection in one tool. Distinctive for its rich-media editor (embed videos, pricing tables, payment forms in proposals) plus native Deal Rooms feature. Priced $19-$49/user/mo across Free/Starter/Business tiers plus custom Enterprise. Also offers per-document pricing (unlimited seats). Popular with mid-market sales teams closing $50K-$500K deals via proposal.

In other words, PandaDoc is worth it for sales teams (5-100 reps) that build custom proposals with pricing tables, e-signatures, and payment collection — particularly if you're above DocuSign's basic e-sign use case but below Salesforce CPQ complexity. Free covers 5 docs/mo for one-off contracts; Starter unlocks unlimited docs + eSigns; Business adds CPQ, CRM integrations, deal rooms, and approval workflows; Enterprise adds SSO, notary, and API. Very easy setup (Google Docs-like editor). Native integrations with HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Stripe, PayPal, and 30+ apps. Downside: mobile signing UX lags DocuSign, and per-document overage ($2-$3.50/doc) surprises teams that exceed Starter's included volume.

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Pricing summary

Starting price
$35/mo

$19/mo billed annually

Pricing model
Per-user subscription

Per user / per month

Key limit
Documents sent per month

Main metered limit

Free trial
14-day free trial + free plan
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Alternatives to consider

Just eSignatures with no proposal features? Pick Dropbox Sign or Adobe Sign (Docusign competitor). Enterprise CPQ + proposals? Salesforce CPQ or Conga. Free eSignature with fewest limits? Xodo Sign or SignRequest.

All plans

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PlanMonthlyAnnualKey limit
Free
Free
Free
5 documents/month, drag-and-drop editor, real-time tracking, unlimited eSignatures on free docs
StarterEntry tier
$35
$19Save 46%
Unlimited documents, unlimited eSignatures, rich media editor, tracking, 24/7 support
Business
$65
$49Save 25%
Custom quotes, sales agreements, CRM integrations, custom branding, content library, approval workflows
Enterprise
Custom
Custom
Per-seat or per-document pricing, CPQ, SSO, API access

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Common questions about PandaDoc

Is PandaDoc worth it?
PandaDoc is worth it for sales teams (5-100 reps) that build custom proposals with pricing tables, e-signatures, and payment collection — particularly if you're above DocuSign's basic e-sign use case but below Salesforce CPQ complexity. Free covers 5 docs/mo for one-off contracts; Starter unlocks unlimited docs + eSigns; Business adds CPQ, CRM integrations, deal rooms, and approval workflows; Enterprise adds SSO, notary, and API.
What are the pricing tiers of PandaDoc?
PandaDoc has 4 plans: Free (free), Starter ($35/mo), Business ($65/mo), Enterprise (custom).
Does PandaDoc offer annual discounts?
Yes. Paying annually brings the entry plan from $35/month down to $19/month — about 46% cheaper.

Frequently asked questions

About PandaDoc pricing.

PandaDoc pricing starts at $35/month on monthly billing, or $19/month if billed annually — a 46% saving. PandaDoc offers 4 paid plans in total, ranging from $35 to $65/month. Enterprise pricing is custom-quoted.

At a glance

Key limit metric
Documents sent per month
Pricing transparency
Public
Integrations

Integrates and connects

API access
Yes
Zapier / Make native
Yes
Ease of use
Easy
Key integrations
HubSpotSalesforcePipedrivemondayStripePayPalSquareQuickBooksSlackZapier