Contractbook is a contract platform. Sometimes you just need a signature.

Docracy is the focused signing step — reusable templates, WhatsApp delivery, a real audit trail.

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Price at 5 team members
Docracy
$10/mo
Unlimited team members, one workspace
PandaDoc Business
$245/mo
$49/user × 5 users, billed annually

Docracy saves {savings}/mo vs this plan at {seats} seats — one flat workspace fee, not per seat.

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The problem

Contractbook bundles contract lifecycle management into every plan — workspaces, automations, integrations, a full contract repository. That's genuinely useful if you're managing a contract portfolio, but it's a lot of platform to adopt (and pay for, by contract volume) when the actual job in front of you is getting one document signed.

The Docracy way

Docracy focuses on that one step: upload or start from a reusable template, place fields, send. Signers never need an account, delivery can go by email, SMS, or a phone-bound, PIN-protected WhatsApp message, and every step lands in an audit trail — without adopting a contract-management platform to get there.

How Docracy compares

  • No CLM to learn — upload and sign in under a minute
  • WhatsApp-native signing (phone-bound, PIN-protected, delivery/read receipts) — Contractbook has no equivalent
  • Signers never need an account, on any plan
  • Reusable templates, plus a marketplace of community-submitted ones
  • Flat $10/month on paid plans — not contract-volume-based pricing
  • Honest limit: no contract repository, lifecycle automation, or clause library — for full CLM, Contractbook is the more complete tool

FAQ

Why switch from Contractbook to Docracy?

Docracy is free for up to 2 signers with no account required for recipients, and a flat $10/mo paid plan instead of per-seat pricing. Upload any PDF as-is — no proprietary template rebuild.

Do signers need an account?

No. They open the link and sign — no login, no app download.

Can I import PDFs I already use in Contractbook?

Yes. Export the PDF from Contractbook, upload it to Docracy, and place (or auto-detect) signature fields. See the /import-from-* guides for step-by-step export tips.

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