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Docusign Agreement Manager pricing

Docusign does not sell Agreement Manager on its own. It comes in certain Intelligent Agreement Management (IAM) plans, so what you pay depends on which IAM plan you buy. Self serve plan and pricing pages exist for eSignature and IAM, and the product page links to them. It also offers Contact Sales, and larger customers sign a negotiated Master Services Agreement instead.

In plain terms

What you pay

  • The commercial terms behind any plan are published in full.
  • Subscriptions renew automatically. To stop that, cancel at least five business days before the term ends, or turn off automatic renewal in the admin console.
  • You buy entitlement units, and going over them costs overage fees. These are billed monthly in arrears at your plan's per unit rate and are due immediately on invoice.
  • Payments are generally not refundable. If you cancel an annual plan within the first thirty days, you can ask for a refund in writing. Docusign says it will consider the request in good faith, but it does not have to grant it, and it excludes cases where you have made substantial use.
  • A promotional discount applies to your first term only. Renewals go back to the full price of the plan you ordered.
  • Docusign can change prices. For existing subscribers a change applies only at renewal, with at least thirty days' notice.
  • Raise any billing dispute within thirty days of it appearing on your invoice, or you lose the right to contest it. Late payment carries interest at 1.5% a month.
  • Taxes are on top of every figure quoted.

How Docusign Agreement Manager pricing works

Bundled product with published charging terms and no separate published price. The product page says Agreement Manager is included in select IAM plans and is not sold alone, so the unit of charge is the IAM subscription. Plans are sold in entitlement units. The Terms say plans may be published on the website, set out in an order form, or offered by email or in the product. Self serve plan and pricing pages exist for eSignature and IAM, and the product page links to the IAM plans page and to Contact Sales.

Under the Sites and Services Terms, plans renew automatically for the same period unless canceled at least five business days before the term ends or automatic renewal is turned off in the admin console. Use beyond purchased units incurs overage fees, including pay as you go fees, invoiced monthly in arrears at the plan's per unit rate and payable immediately. Payments are not refundable. Docusign will consider in good faith, without obligation, a written refund request made in the first thirty days of a first annual term, except where records show substantial productive use.

Promotional codes apply to the first term only, and renewals are at the original undiscounted price. Fee changes need at least thirty days' notice and apply to existing plans only at renewal. Billing disputes are waived if not raised within thirty days of appearing on an invoice. Late payment carries interest at 1.5 percent a month plus collection costs. Fees exclude all taxes. Free trials are available. Trial data is permanently lost at the end unless a plan is bought or the data exported, and liability during a trial is capped at 100 dollars. Enterprise customers sign a separate Master Services Agreement.

Confidentiality and data terms: HIPAA support is stated and is configuration-dependent rather than automatic: Docusign supports HIPAA compliance through a signed business associate agreement and correct configuration, and HIPAA is not an independently audited certification in the way SOC 2 is. Docusign publishes signable data instruments. A Data Protection Attachment for Docusign Services governs processing, incorporates Binding Corporate Rules approved by EU data protection authorities as both processor and controller, and incorporates the EU Standard Contractual Clauses with Module 2 applying to controller-to-processor transfers and Module 3 to processor-to-subprocessor transfers, the optional docking clause included and general written authorization selected for subprocessors. A stated order of precedence puts the Binding Corporate Rules first, then the Standard Contractual Clauses, then the body of the attachment, then its schedules, then the agreement. Clause 7.2 incorporates the subprocessor list by reference and commits to notification of new subprocessors through a subscription mechanism, with an email objection route on stated grounds. The certifications behind it can be checked independently: ISO 27001:2022, ISO 27017, ISO 27018, SOC 1 Type II and SOC 2 Type II, PCI DSS 4.0, C5 Type II, IRAP PROTECTED, DoD IL4, APEC PRP, Government of Canada Protected-B, and FedRAMP and GovRAMP authorizations that name IAM in scope. An annual CSA STAR CAIQ is publicly downloadable from the registry.

Note: Commercial terms come from the Docusign Sites and Services Terms and Conditions, last updated 13 January 2025, and packaging from the Agreement Manager product page. No entry price is shown because Agreement Manager has no figure of its own. It is not sold alone. It is included in select IAM plans, so its price depends on which plan carries it. Clause 4.4.1 of the Terms says plans may be published on the website, self serve plan and pricing pages exist for eSignature and IAM, and the product page offers Explore IAM Plans next to Contact Sales. Enterprise customers sign a separate Master Services Agreement, published in versioned archive form.

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How much does Docusign Agreement Manager cost?

The AI Legal Index has no published price figure on record for Docusign Agreement Manager. Docusign does not sell Agreement Manager on its own. It comes in certain Intelligent Agreement Management (IAM) plans, so what you pay depends on which IAM plan you buy. Self serve plan and pricing pages exist for eSignature and IAM, and the product page links to them. It also offers Contact Sales, and larger customers sign a negotiated Master Services Agreement instead. The commercial terms behind any plan are published in full.

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