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Adobe Acrobat Sign pricing

Adobe Acrobat Sign pricing: $16.99/license/mo, annual billed monthly (Acrobat Standard for teams). Free plan: no free Sign plan; free Acrobat Reader can sign PDFs. Rated 4.4/5 on G2 (1,069 reviews). Each figure links to the comparison it was verified in.

Entry price
$16.99/license/mo, annual billed monthly (Acrobat Standard for teams)Verified in docusign-vs-adobe-sign
Free plan
No free planNo free Sign plan; free Acrobat Reader can sign PDFs
G2 rating
4.4 / 51,069 reviews · checked · G2

Everything we have verified about Adobe Acrobat Sign

Every row was recorded on a HelpCompare comparison page. The Source column links to the page it was verified on and the date it was last checked.

AttributeValueSource & date
Entry plan (annual) $16.99/license/mo (annual, billed monthly) — Acrobat Standard for teams docusign-vs-adobe-sign
Standalone business tier $23.99/license/mo (annual, billed monthly) — Acrobat Pro for teams (includes bulk send) docusign-vs-adobe-sign
Advanced tier $29.99/license/mo (annual, billed monthly) — Acrobat Studio for teams (adds AI Assistant) docusign-vs-adobe-sign
Enterprise Not published (quote only): Acrobat Sign Solutions docusign-vs-adobe-sign
AI product Acrobat AI Assistant: included in Acrobat Studio for teams; Adobe does not publish a team add-on price docusign-vs-adobe-sign
Main ecosystem tie-in Microsoft 365 & Teams, plus native PDF/Adobe workflows docusign-vs-adobe-sign
Free plan No free Sign plan; free Acrobat Reader can sign PDFs docusign-vs-adobe-sign
Best suited for Teams already invested in Microsoft 365 or Adobe/PDF stacks docusign-vs-adobe-sign
Verified data

Adobe Acrobat Sign security, offline access & remote work

Compliance reports, sign-in controls, offline access and the setup details that matter for remote, hybrid and in-office teams. Each value links to the vendor page it came from. Adobe Acrobat Sign’s own security documentation: adobe.com. Scope: Acrobat Sign Solutions (business/enterprise). E-sign inside Acrobat Standard/Pro and Acrobat Sign for Government (FedRAMP Moderate) have different controls.

Security & compliance

SOC 2 report
SOC 2 Type IIsource
ISO/IEC 27001
Certifiedsource
Other certifications
ISO/IEC 27017, ISO/IEC 27018, ISO 22301, ISO 9001, C5, FedRAMP Tailored, IRAP, ISMAP, PCI DSS 4.0 (service provider), CSA STAR Level 2, QTSP (time stamps)source
HIPAA (BAA)
BAA availableAcrobat Sign for enterprise or businesssource
GDPR data processing agreement
DPA offeredsource
Single sign-on (SAML/OIDC)
Yessource
SCIM user provisioning
YesDocument Cloud for enterprise (Adobe Admin Console)source
Two-factor authentication
YesEnforcement: Adobe Admin Console (Enterprise ID and Adobe ID users; plan not stated)source
Admin audit log
Yessource
Data residency choices
Not published
Self-hosting option
Not published

Offline access

Offline mode
Not documented
Desktop apps
Not published
Mobile apps
iOS, Androidsource

Remote, hybrid & in-office

IP allowlisting
YesAcrobat Sign Solutionssource
Device & session controls
Not published

Adobe Acrobat Sign: worth knowing

  • SecurityAllowed IP ranges limit only account users and integrations; recipients can still open and sign agreements from any network. source
  • RemoteSenders who use the Acrobat Sign mobile apps are also covered by the account IP allowlist. source
  • RemoteAcrobat Sign isn't hosted in China, and Adobe doesn't support use cases that involve access from China. source
  • SecurityYour Acrobat Sign data center is picked during deployment, but Adobe's hosting page doesn't list the available countries. source

Checked September 19, 2026 against each vendor’s own trust center, help docs and app pages. Hover or tap “source” to see the exact wording we relied on. “Not published” means we could not find the vendor saying it on its own site; it doesn’t mean the feature is missing. Plan names are the lowest plan the vendor says includes the feature. Security · Offline · Remote vs office · Download the data

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  • Vendor pricing and documentation — www.adobe.com, checked September 12, 2026.
  • HelpCompare research — 2 comparison pages listed above, each with its own verification date.
  • G2 — aggregate rating and review count, checked . Review counts change daily; treat them as a snapshot.
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