Compare
The big tools, without the
per-seat tax.
PandaDoc, Proposify and Qwilr all charge for every user, every month — and tend to gate signing, payments or AI behind higher tiers. DocuSign charges by the envelope, so the bill grows with every send. DocWright puts documents, e-signatures, client payments and AI in one flat workspace price. Here's the honest, side-by-side picture.
Feature by feature
One workspace price,
everything included.
Competitor pricing and features are approximate, based on publicly listed plans at the time of writing, and change often — please verify current details on each provider's own site. Prices shown exclude tax. “✓” means broadly available; specifics can depend on plan.
The real difference
It's not a feature war.
It's the model.
Per team, not per seat or envelope
Add the whole studio without watching the bill climb with every hire — or every send. One flat workspace price covers your team; extra seats are £8, not another full licence, and no meter ticks when you send a contract.
Signing built in, not bolted on
The signature lives inside the document — named signers routed in sequence, fillable fields with a guided navigator, an audit certificate on every executed copy, and Stripe collecting the moment a client accepts. No DocuSign tab, no separate invoice to chase.
AI included, not an add-on
Draft a whole document from a brief, rewrite a paragraph, or fill variables across pages. On Pro it's part of the plan and metered per workspace — not a per-seat upgrade that lands as a surprise on your card.
Switching over
Respect for the tool
you're leaving.
Coming from PandaDoc?
PandaDoc is a capable, broad document platform. DocWright trades that breadth for a tighter draft-to-payment loop and a single workspace price — so you keep e-sign, payments and AI without per-user maths or tier-gated APIs.
Coming from Proposify?
Proposify does proposals well, with strong design control. DocWright keeps the polished documents but folds in client payments and AI drafting in-plan, and prices the whole team as one workspace rather than per seat.
Coming from Qwilr?
Qwilr's web-page proposals look genuinely great. DocWright offers the same interactive, on-brand feel, then adds built-in payments, approval routing and an included public API — all under one workspace price instead of per user.
Coming from DocuSign?
DocuSign signs documents written somewhere else — and charges per envelope, so every send is a meter tick. In DocWright the document and the signature are one thing: write it, route it to signers in order, get the audit certificate and the payment, all on a flat team price.
Same craft.
Saner price.
Try DocWright free in under a minute. Bring your first document — signing and payments included — to life today.