PUBLIC E-SIGN PLAN COMPARISON
Compare the public plan cost when e-signing is the main requirement.
The plans are aimed at different jobs. This comparison uses the publicly listed plan from each vendor most relevant to an Australian business evaluating everyday e-signing.
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| Pricing detail | Vukorix | PandaDoc Business |
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| Public plan reviewed | Vukorix Solo and Vukorix Business | PandaDoc Business |
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| Published base price | Solo A$12.99 a month including GST, for one person; Business A$19.99 a month including GST, for the owner plus 3 team members | US$49/month per seat |
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| Billing basis | Monthly, no required annual contract | Billed annually; applicable taxes excluded |
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| Document basis | No per-document charges; storage and file-size limits apply | Unlimited documents on the published Business plan |
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| Published plan focus | Everyday signing, client uploads, secure sharing, reusable PDFs and exchange | Sales proposals, quotes, CRM integrations, content library, deal rooms and approvals |
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Prices reviewed 6 October 2026; product information reviewed 30 August 2026. Vukorix prices are in Australian dollars and include GST; PandaDoc publishes in US dollars excluding applicable taxes, so what an Australian buyer pays moves with the exchange rate on the day. Currencies are shown as published and have not been converted. Products differ in scope, limits, integrations and support.
The 7-day free trial has Business features and usage limits: your account can have up to 20 Secure Shares, 20 Secure Receive requests, 10 E-Sign documents, 5 Smart Forms and 10 Secure Exchanges in total, counting completed and archived items. Each person can also create up to 10 Shares, Exchanges and E-Sign documents in total in any rolling hour. No credit card is needed to start.
Where the documents sit: Vukorix holds your documents in the Sydney region. Some Vukorix sub-processors (website analytics, card payments and transactional email) do operate outside Australia, which is a cross-border disclosure under Australian Privacy Principle 8; each is named with its location in the Privacy Policy. See the security page.
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