Maple eSign and Signority
What a month on Signority costs, and what it costs on Maple eSign.
Each Signority plan includes 10 documents a month and charges for every document after that, in Canadian dollars. Pick a plan and turn the dial to the number of documents you send in a month. Both services keep documents in Canada, and Maple eSign is free.
Illustration. Signority’s prices in Canadian dollars, read October 27, 2026.
Side by side
Eight questions answered for both services.
Each row asks both services the same question. A tab marks the rows where Signority is ahead.
Maple eSign
Signority
Read Oct 27, 2026- What does it cost?
- Maple eSign
- Free to use. There are no paid plans.
- Signority
- CA$12, CA$28 or CA$55 a month, each with 10 documents. Every extra document costs CA$1.20, CA$2.80 or CA$5.50.
- Do unused documents carry over?
- Maple eSign
- There’s no count and no fee per document. A new account sends up to 5 a day until we’ve reviewed it, for 14 days at most.
- Signority
- No. Monthly plans reset each month, and unused documents are lost.
- Is there a free plan?
- Maple eSign
- Yes. Every feature is free.
- Signority
- A 14-day trial, then a free plan. Its pricing page doesn’t list the free plan’s limits.
- How many people can use one account?
- Maple eSign
- Everyone in your organization, free.
- Signority
- One on Individual. Unlimited users on Standard Team and Advanced.
- Who owns the company?
- Maple eSign
- Canadian-owned. Operated by Scrawlr Development Inc., Vancouver.
- Signority
- A FileCloud company since 2024; FileCloud announced the purchase from Austin, Texas. Signority says it stays a Canadian entity, in Kanata, Ontario.
- Where are documents hosted?
- Maple eSign
- In Canada: Google Cloud Montréal, backups included. Email goes through Mailgun in the US.
- Signority
- In Canada. Its pricing page says “Data Stored in Canada Guaranteed”.
- Can I sign up on my own today?
- Maple eSign
- Yes, online. Free.
- Signority
- Yes. A 14-day trial, no credit card required.
- Which security certifications does it hold?Signority is ahead here
- Maple eSign
- None. Maple eSign doesn’t claim any third-party certification.
- Signority
- Its site announces SOC 2, CSA Level 2 and HIPAA compliance.
Signority prices are in Canadian dollars a month, before tax, as shown on Signority’s pricing page on October 27, 2026. Annual plans include 120 documents a year and save 10%. Plans change, so check before you decide.
Fair to both
Where Signority does better.
Signority does better
- Digital signatures, on Standard Team.
- SOC 2, CSA Level 2 and HIPAA compliance, announced on its site.
- Electronic seals, on its Custom plan.
What Maple eSign does
- Free, with no count of documents and no price per user.
- Canadian-owned, run from Vancouver.
- Documents, database and backups in Google Cloud Montréal.
- Signing, consent and emails in Canadian French or English.
- A sealed PDF, a Certificate of Completion and a hash-chained history for every agreement.
- In-person signing on your device with a named host, and witness signing.
- Single sign-on (SAML or OIDC), free on every account.
Sources
Where these facts come from and when we checked them.
Every Signority fact on this page comes from Signority’s own pages and FileCloud’s announcement, read on October 27, 2026.
Signority is a FileCloud company. Maple eSign is not affiliated with Signority or FileCloud, and neither has reviewed this page.
Try Maple eSign next to your Signority account.
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