DOCUSIGN vs DOTLOOP vs other web-based signing platforms?

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I am starting to make more offers and send out contracts so I am looking into subscribing to an online signing service. When I bought my last duplex from a Realtor, they used Docusign so I have a bit of experience with it. The firm that holds my license uses Dotloop but I haven't become very familiar with it. I was wondering if anyone could steer me in the direction of the most user friendly and economical option. I know that Dotloop is a bit more expense but is it worth it?

Thoughts?

Thanks everyone!

Thoughts?

Thanks everyone!

Jake Thomas · Answer

@Kyle Grimm Adobe has a product that is called esign formally echo sign. There is a robust version and a simple version that you upload docs and place where the signatures need to go. I have been using the simpler version for 6+ months and its great. Also it won't break the bank at $2/ month. I hate dotloop and docusign is ok but this program beats all of them on price and my clients think its the coolest thing since sliced bread.

Darren Sager · Answer

I find Dotloop very easy to use and it comes with my monthly fee with KW Realty so that's why I'm using it.

Chet Mazur · Answer

Are all of your team willing to move to an e-sign platfor... being 1/2 paper and 1/ e-sign is painful... Ahhh some day.

Kyle Grimm · Answer

I went with Docusign @Sarah Ziehr.  I haven't used it a ton yet but I think I will be happy with it!

Sarah Ziehr · Answer

I do all of my business virtually, and use docusign or signnow (now known as Cudasign). They both do things a little differently.

Chet Mazur · Answer

But what is the rest of the world using. e.g. Title, mortgage broker, etc.

There has to be a standard of interoperability. I used to be in software and was dealing with this crap in the late 80s. Still no agreement. Good luck to you. My broker uses some package, that I have a "fill only" freeware version.

David Holland · Answer

I've used Docusign and like it. Echo sign is appealing at the price point. I'm going to give it a try.

Darren Sager · Answer

As long as what you're uploading is a PDF you're all good to upload.  From there you can add to the document whatever you like, such as places to sign, check boxes, Initials, text, etc.

Kyle Grimm · Answer

@Darren Sager do you know if dotloop is compatible with Evernote? Can I upload documents straight from Evernote?  I know that you can using Docusign

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