Both apps bring document signing into monday.com. But when your team grows, the differences matter. Here's an honest look at how they compare.
GetSign starts at $25/mo but caps you at 250 documents and 40 e-signatures per month. DocRunner offers unlimited documents and signatures at a flat $40/mo. No doc cap, no per-seat fees. If you send more than a handful of documents, DocRunner gives you room to grow without worrying about hitting limits.
| Feature | DocRunner | GetSign |
|---|---|---|
| Free trial | 14 days, full features, no credit card | 14 days, limited capacity |
| Starting price | $40/mo (Pro) | $25/mo (annual) |
| Documents per month | Unlimited | 250 |
| E-signatures per month | Unlimited | 40 |
| Signers per document | Unlimited | Varies by plan |
| Multi-document packets | Yes | No |
| monday.com native | Yes | Yes |
| Column sync | Yes | Yes |
| ESIGN Act compliant | Yes | Yes |
| Certificate of Signature | Yes | No |
GetSign caps you at 250 documents and 40 signatures per month. That's roughly 8 documents per day. If you're a busy team, you'll hit that wall fast. DocRunner Pro gives you unlimited on both.
Bundle a lease, pet addendum, move-in checklist, and disclosure into a single signing session. Signers get one link, sign everything in order. GetSign handles one document at a time.
Every completed packet ships with a Certificate of Signature containing timestamps, IP addresses, browser details, and consent records. GetSign produces a signed PDF; DocRunner produces a signed PDF and an audit document your legal team can actually rely on.
DocRunner gives you 14 days with every feature unlocked, no credit card required. GetSign's trial caps you at 20 docs and 15 signatures total. Evaluate the real product, not a stripped-down version.
Map signature, text, and date fields to monday columns once. Every packet sent from a row arrives pre-filled with that row's data. No retyping, no typos.
GetSign is a solid choice if you send fewer than 40 signatures per month and want an established app with a longer track record in the monday.com marketplace. Their $25/month price point is attractive for very low-volume use cases where you won't bump into the caps.
Trial period
Evaluation
DocRunner. Full features.
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GetSign. 20 docs cap.
Growing team
50-250 docs/month
DocRunner Pro
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GetSign (near limit)
High volume
250+ docs/month
DocRunner. Still unlimited.
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GetSign. Exceeded cap.
Yes. Your documents are PDFs. Just re-upload your templates to DocRunner, map your fields, and you're ready to go. Most teams complete the switch in under an hour.
Both apps are compliant with the ESIGN Act and UETA. DocRunner additionally generates a Certificate of Signature with full audit trail (timestamps, IP addresses, browser details) for every completed signing.
Each individual signature counts against the cap. A lease with 2 signers uses 2 of your 40. A packet with 3 documents and 2 signers could use 6. It adds up fast for teams managing multi-signer workflows.
Yes. DocRunner integrates at the board level. It reads column data and writes status updates back. It works alongside any other app in your monday.com stack without conflicts.
GetSign pricing (starts at $25/mo for 250 documents and 40 eSignatures; free plan with limited functionality; 14-day premium trial) sourced from getsign.io/getsign-pricing on 2026-06-23. Feature claims verified against getsign.io and the monday.com marketplace listing. DocRunner pricing per our published pricing page.
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