The verdict
On the data we hold, DocSend comes out ahead. Here is why, point by point.
What the data says
- Only DocSend has a free plan to start on.
- DocSend starts lower, at $15/mo against $35/mo.
- In our Proposals ranking, DocSend places 7 and Qwilr 2 of 8.
Side by side
Plans and pricing
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DocSend
- PersonalSolo founders sharing decks$15/mo
- StandardSmall teams needing analytics$65/mo
- AdvancedSecurity and deal rooms$250/mo
Qwilr
- StarterPer user: $49 monthly or $35 per user per month billed annually.$49/mo/seat
- Growth$55 per user per month, annual billing only, minimum 5 users.$660/yr/seat
- Scale$75 per user per month, annual billing only, minimum 10 users.$900/yr/seat
Prices as the vendors list them. They change often; the final price is on their sites.
Who each is for
Choose Qwilr if…
Sales, customer success and services teams, such as agencies and software companies, that send proposals and quotes often and want them to look like a web page, with signing and payment in the same place.
Other options worth a look
Tool·Client acquisitionConsolidates proposals, contracts and e-signatures into a digital sales room for deal closing.Proposals
From $25/mo
Tool·Client acquisitionPresents sales proposals as branded web pages that clients can read, sign, and pay for online.Proposals
From $13/mo yearly
Tool·Client acquisitionCreates, sends and tracks sales proposals and quotes, with electronic signatures, a content library and approvals.Proposals
From $19/mo yearly
Tool·Client acquisitionLets freelancers and small service businesses create, send, sign and track client proposals from templates.Proposals
From $12/mo yearly
Tool·Client acquisitionCreate proposals and contracts, collect e-signatures and track completion across your entire sales cycle.Proposals
From $19/moFree planAffiliate link- IGTool·Client acquisitionCreates online proposals and contracts, then automates invoicing and payment collection when clients sign.
Proposals
From $49/mo