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Docusign CLM pricing
Docusign does not publish a price for CLM. You get one by talking to its sales team.
What you pay
- You pay up front for a subscription, counted in seats, in documents, or both, depending on which edition you buy.
- If you add people beyond your seats, you pay for them at list price for the rest of the term. If you store more documents than your count allows, each extra one is billed monthly at list price.
- When the subscription ends, you have 90 days to ask for help getting your documents back, and that help is a paid service.
How Docusign CLM pricing works
The Service Schedule for Docusign CLM, version 2 November 2026, publishes the charging structure but no figure. CLM is a prepaid subscription subject to the order form, based on a seat allowance, a document count or both, depending on the edition purchased (section 4). The seat allowance is the maximum number of registered users at one time, and an administrator can reassign seats between people without penalty (4.1).
The document count is the number of unique documents held across all CLM instances, plus any exported or downloaded and then deleted during the term (4.2). Under section 4.3, seat overages are charged pro rata for the rest of the term at list price and are due immediately. Document overages are charged per document at list price and invoiced monthly in arrears. Editions named across Docusign's documents include CLM Essentials, CLM, CLM+ and the AI Extension for CLM, plus CLM Government Products and a DoD Impact Level 4 edition. The CLM page's calls to action all go to Contact Sales.
Implementation: Implementation is sold as professional services under a statement of work, delivered by Docusign or by partners. The partners named in the subprocessor list are 4C Consulting (Wipro), Accenture, Acumen Solutions, Audit Magna, Morae Global and Simplus. Docusign publishes no fee for this work. Retrieval of documents in the 90 days after the term ends is also a professional services engagement.
Confidentiality and data terms: HIPAA is listed among the regulations Docusign supports. The Data Protection Attachment, version 4 September 2024, is published and covers breach notice without undue delay, government request notice and deletion of personal data on request. Government editions add FedRAMP Moderate hosting and a DoD Impact Level 4 edition, with their own conditions in sections 2 and 3 of the Service Schedule for Docusign Government Products, version 4 September 2026.
Note: Docusign publishes no price for CLM. The IAM plans page lists IAM Starter at $45, IAM Standard at $50 and IAM Professional at $80 per user per month billed annually, and none of those plans includes CLM. The Master Services Agreement, version 14 November 2022, and the CLM Service Schedule are published and set the commercial terms an enterprise order form sits under.
Docusign CLM pricing against its alternatives
Published starting prices for the vendors whose profiles sit closest to Docusign CLM.
Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit, so the rows are not like for like.
- DDocusign CLMNo published figure
- IIroncladNo published figure
- LLeahNo published figure
- NnetLexNo published figure
- OOneflowBusiness from $292 a month, billed annually
- SSpotDraftNo published figure
- CConga CLMNo published figure
- EeBreviaNo published figure
- CContractzyNo published figure
“Not yet recorded” means the index holds no pricing record for that vendor, not that the vendor publishes nothing. Which legal AI vendors publish their pricing.
Docusign CLM pricing, answered
How much does Docusign CLM cost?
The AI Legal Index has no published price figure on record for Docusign CLM. Docusign does not publish a price for CLM. You get one by talking to its sales team. You pay up front for a subscription, counted in seats, in documents, or both, depending on which edition you buy.
Does Docusign CLM charge implementation or setup fees?
Implementation is sold as professional services under a statement of work, delivered by Docusign or by partners. The partners named in the subprocessor list are 4C Consulting (Wipro), Accenture, Acumen Solutions, Audit Magna, Morae Global and Simplus. Docusign publishes no fee for this work. Retrieval of documents in the 90 days after the term ends is also a professional services engagement.