DocuSign was built for enterprise procurement. DocRunner was built for monday.com teams. If your signing workflow lives in a monday board, the math and the integration depth both matter.
DocuSign charges per user. A 5-person monday team on the Standard plan is roughly $125/mo. The same team on DocRunner Pro is $40/mo, flat, unlimited. DocuSign's monday.com integration exists, but it's a slim app that sends documents and reports back status. DocRunner is built around the monday.com board: column sync, multi-document packets, auto-fill from column data, and a Certificate of Signature on every completed document.
| Feature | DocRunner | DocuSign |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Flat $40/mo | Per user, per month |
| Cost for a 5-person team | $40/mo total | ~$125-200/mo |
| Free trial | 14 days, full features, no credit card | 30 days, then per-user billing |
| Documents per month | Unlimited | Tier-dependent |
| monday.com native | Yes | Marketplace app, limited scope |
| Column sync (status writes back) | Yes | Status only |
| Multi-document packets | Yes | Yes |
| Document generation from columns | Yes | No |
| ESIGN Act compliant | Yes | Yes |
| Setup complexity | Install + connect board | Users, groups, envelopes, signing groups |
| Built for | monday.com workflows | Enterprise procurement |
DocuSign pricing references their publicly listed Standard and Business Pro tiers. Exact figures vary by region, billing term, and seat count.
DocuSign Standard runs around $25 per user per month. Business Pro is closer to $40. Add three or four team members and you're already past $150/mo. DocRunner Pro is $40/mo total, unlimited users on the workspace.
DocuSign's marketplace app sends documents from a board and reports back status. DocRunner pulls column data into the document, writes signed PDFs back to the row, and updates multiple status columns. Your board is the system of record.
Bundle a lease, addendum, disclosure, and W-9 into a single signing session. Signers get one link, sign everything in order. DocuSign handles this through envelopes, billed per envelope on most plans.
Map signature, text, and date fields to monday columns once. Every packet sent from a row arrives pre-filled with that row's data. DocuSign's marketplace app sends templates as static files.
Install DocRunner from docrunner.io, connect your monday workspace via OAuth, upload a template. You're sending documents the same day. DocuSign's onboarding involves users, groups, envelopes, brand profiles, and signer authentication settings before you send the first document.
Both apps produce ESIGN Act and UETA compliant signatures. DocRunner generates a Certificate of Signature with timestamps, IP addresses, and consent records on every completed document. You don't give up legal defensibility to save money.
DocuSign is the right call if you need enterprise-grade procurement features: bulk send to thousands of recipients, complex routing with conditional logic, signer ID verification, advanced authentication, signing groups, and deep integrations with Salesforce, SAP, and Workday. If your signing workflow lives outside monday.com and your buyers expect to see the DocuSign brand, stay with DocuSign. DocRunner is for teams whose signing workflow lives inside a monday.com board.
Solo operator
1 user
DocRunner Pro. 14-day free trial.
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DocuSign Standard
Growing team
5 users
DocRunner. All users included.
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DocuSign Standard, 5 seats
Scaling team
15 users
DocRunner. Same flat price.
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DocuSign Standard, 15 seats
DocuSign figures based on publicly listed Standard tier pricing ($25/user/mo annual). Business Pro and Enterprise tiers cost more.
Yes. Both apps produce signatures that are valid under the ESIGN Act and UETA. DocRunner generates a Certificate of Signature with timestamps, IP addresses, browser details, and consent records on every completed signing.
Yes. Your templates are PDFs. Upload them to DocRunner, map the signature, initial, date, and text fields, and you're ready to send. Most teams migrate a template in under 15 minutes. Bulk migration is supported through the API.
DocuSign offers an "Integration Plus" app on the monday.com marketplace. It sends documents from board items and reports back status. It does not pull column data into documents, sync custom field updates back, or support multi-document packets natively. DocRunner is built around those workflows from day one.
For high-volume B2B procurement workflows where DocuSign brand recognition matters, stay with DocuSign. For most monday.com workflows (leases, MSAs, NDAs, SOWs, offer letters, vendor agreements), what your buyers care about is the document and the signing flow, not the SaaS vendor's logo.
DocuSign pricing (Standard: $25/user/mo annual, $45/user/mo monthly; Business Pro: $40/user/mo annual, $65/user/mo monthly; ~100 envelopes/user/year cap; $3–$8/envelope overage on Standard and Business Pro) sourced from DocuSign eSignature plans & pricing on 2026-06-23. monday.com Integration Plus app claim verified by reviewing DocuSign's marketplace listing. DocRunner pricing per our published pricing page.
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