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Pricing snapshot | Pricing record dated 2026-04-21
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How Much Does PandaDoc logo PandaDoc Cost in 2026?

4 plans Pricing record dated 2026-04-21 Check vendor price

PandaDoc records document and signature tiers with template, integration and workflow differences. The listed Starter and Business amounts require annual billing.

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Plans & Pricing

Free

Free
  • seats Unlimited
  • documentsPerMonth 5
  • scope Basic editor + mobile app + eSignatures
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Starter (Annual)

$ 19 /mo

Annual amount withheld: the source record does not establish a comparable monthly billing unit.

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  • documents Unlimited
  • eSignatures Unlimited
  • templates 750+
  • scope Document editor + mobile app - no CRM integrations
  • pricing-review Annual amount withheld: the source record does not establish a comparable monthly billing unit.
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Business (Annual)

$ 49 /mo

Annual amount withheld: the source record does not establish a comparable monthly billing unit.

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  • documents Unlimited
  • scope + Custom quotes + sales agreements + CRM integrations (HubSpot/Salesforce/Pipedrive) + deal rooms + approval workflows + bulk send (optional) + web forms (optional)
  • pricing-review Annual amount withheld: the source record does not establish a comparable monthly billing unit.
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Enterprise

Price unavailable

Annual terms not recorded in this snapshot.

  • pricingModel Per-seat or per-document
  • scope CPQ, workflow automation, smart content, SSO, workspaces, notary and API functions recorded; confirm contracted scope and applicability
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Features

unlimited documents Starter+
unlimited esignatures Starter+
document templates 750+ included in Starter+
mobile app All plans
crm integrations Business+ (HubSpot/Salesforce/Pipedrive/Zoho)
deal rooms Business+
approval workflows Business+
bulk send Business optional add-on
web forms Business optional add-on
cpq automation Enterprise
workflow automation Enterprise
smart content Enterprise
sso Enterprise
team workspaces Enterprise
notary Enterprise
api access Enterprise
recipients sign free All plans - no recipient account required
14 day trial Yes

Comparison notes

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Pros

  • Document and signature functions recorded
  • CRM and approval functions listed on Business
  • Enterprise access and automation functions recorded

Cons

  • Free document allowance is limited
  • Required integrations may need a higher tier
  • Optional services and annual terms need confirmation
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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does PandaDoc cost?
PandaDoc: $19/mo in the recorded pricing snapshot. Check each plan's billing unit, included usage and commitment length. Current vendor terms may differ.
Does PandaDoc list a free plan or trial?
A free plan is recorded. A trial is recorded for 14 days. Confirm availability, payment-card requirements and cancellation terms on the vendor site.
What should I confirm before buying PandaDoc?
Confirm the total for your required seats or usage, the billing commitment, any setup or add-on charges, renewal terms and cancellation rules. Missing prices or future rates are unknown, not zero or a guarantee of stable pricing.