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Document signing

Sign documents online.

3open alternatives 3do the whole job
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Open-source apps that replace DocuSign

DocuSeal screenshot
19kActiveAGPL-3.0Runs on your own server

DocuSeal is a web tool for creating PDF forms that people can fill out and sign online from any device. It is aimed at individuals and businesses that need to collect signatures on documents.

Runs on your own server · GitHub
Documenso screenshot
16kActiveAGPL-3.0Runs on your own server

Documenso lets people sign documents digitally, and it can be used on the documenso.com website or self-hosted on your own server. It is aimed at anyone who needs to sign or send documents for signature.

Runs on your own server · GitHub
LibreSign screenshot
836ActiveAGPL-3.0Runs on your own server

LibreSign is a document signing tool that runs with Nextcloud, letting teams send files for signature and track who signed and when. It is aimed at organizations that want signing steps to follow their own internal rules.

Runs on your own server · GitHub

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Replaces fully means it does the main job of these apps; Replaces partly means it covers some of it.

Licenses: every project here uses an open-source license (what each one means). Open core means some parts are paid or under another license.

GitHub stars are shown for reference. They measure popularity, not whether it replaces anything.

Verified means r/TrueOpenSource mods checked it: open-source license, maintained, and it really does the job.

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