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For 2+ users or EU data requirements, Subnoto is typically cheaper with French hosting and SSO included.
While Dropbox Sign is US-based with limited EU data options, Subnoto stores data in France and uses confidential computing . At 2 users, Subnoto is €38/month vs Dropbox Sign at €48/month; at 5+ users, Subnoto's €119/month flat for unlimited users is much cheaper.
Subnoto includes SSO at every tier (competitors often charge €600–1200/year). Subnoto's free plan offers 10 signatures/month for low volume; for teams, the flat rate means predictable costs as you grow.
| Feature | Subnoto | Dropbox Sign |
|---|---|---|
| EU data hosting | Yes (France) | Limited EU options |
| Subject to US CLOUD Act | No | Yes |
| Confidential computing: Documents encrypted at all times | Yes | No |
| SSO included | Yes (every tier) | Enterprise tier |
| Flat rate unlimited users | Yes (€119/month) | No (custom 5+ users) |
| Free for non-profit | Yes (unlimited) | No |
| Free tier | Yes (10 sig/month; nonprofits unlimited) | Paid plans from €13.33/month |
| API & developer tools | Yes (API, SDKs, webhooks, MCP) | Yes |
Compare with other alternatives
Subnoto is typically better for 2+ users (cheaper and includes SSO), for EU data requirements (France), and for teams that want confidential computing. Dropbox Sign can be cheaper for a single user with high signature volume (€13.33/month).
2 users: Dropbox Sign €48/month vs Subnoto €38/month. 5 users: Dropbox Sign €120/month vs Subnoto €95/month per-user or €119 flat for unlimited. 7+ users: Subnoto's €119/month flat is much cheaper than Dropbox Sign's per-user or custom pricing.
Subnoto stores data in France (GDPR compliant, not subject to CLOUD Act). Dropbox Sign is US-based with limited EU data center options and is subject to the CLOUD Act.
Try Subnoto for French data, flat-rate pricing, and SSO included. Free for individuals and nonprofits.