The short answer: yes! If you...
Subnoto offers EU data in France, confidential computing , and flat-rate pricing with SSO included.
While Adobe Sign fits advanced PDF workflows inside the Adobe ecosystem (and offers ISO/SOC certifications at enterprise tier), Subnoto fits simple e-signatures with strong privacy and predictable cost: data in France, confidential computing, and SSO at every tier.
Subnoto's flat €119/month covers unlimited users and includes SSO—better for growing European teams and developers. Adobe Sign is a US company (CLOUD Act) and charges per user with SSO and advanced features often in $50–100+/user enterprise tiers.
| Feature | Subnoto | Adobe Sign |
|---|---|---|
| EU data hosting | Yes (France) | Yes (EU option) |
| Subject to US CLOUD Act | No | Yes |
| Confidential computing: Documents encrypted at all times | Yes | No |
| ISO 27001 / SOC 2 | Soon | Yes |
| SSO included | Yes (every tier) | Enterprise tier |
| Flat rate unlimited users | Yes (€119/month) | No |
| Free for non-profit | Yes (unlimited) | No |
| API-first / developer tools | Yes (API, SDKs, webhooks, MCP) | Enterprise focus |
Compare with other alternatives
Choose Subnoto if you want EU-only data (France), confidential computing, and flat-rate pricing with SSO included. Choose Adobe Sign if you need deep Adobe product integration or formal ISO/SOC certifications.
For growing teams, often yes. Subnoto offers €119/month flat for unlimited users with SSO included. Adobe Sign typically charges per user, with SSO and advanced features in higher tiers ($50–100+/user/month).
Subnoto does not offer native Adobe Acrobat or Creative Cloud integration. It focuses on e-signatures with API, SDKs, and webhooks for custom integrations. If your workflow is centered on Adobe tools, Adobe Sign may be more convenient.
Try Subnoto for French data hosting, documents kept confidential at all times, and €119/month flat for unlimited users.