Pricing for nonprofits
Open source and free to self-host with no per-signature fees or usage caps. Run it on your own infrastructure with full data ownership.
Review for nonprofits
Open source e-signature free to self-host with unlimited signatures.
Open source and free to self-host with no per-signature fees or usage caps. Run it on your own infrastructure with full data ownership.
Typical nonprofit uses:
- Sign volunteer agreements without per-seat fees
- Keep donor contracts on your own server
- Embed signing in intake workflows
Pros:
- No per-signature or per-user fees
- Full code and data ownership
- Docker and cloud deploys documented
Cons:
- Self-hosting needs server skill
- Support is community-based
- Enterprise compliance extras are paid
FAQ about OpenSign for nonprofits
Is OpenSign free?
Yes. The open source edition self-hosts free with unlimited signatures and no transaction costs.
What does self-hosting need?
Docker, Compose, Kubernetes or manual deploys on your infrastructure, with Community, Business and Enterprise support tiers.
Is it legally binding?
OpenSign produces standard electronic signatures with audit trails. Confirm eIDAS or ESIGN needs with counsel for your jurisdiction.
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