NotaryCam pricing, cost and fees compared with a monthly RON plan for business teams

NotaryCam sells three ways. Notarize Now is pay per use: 25 USD per seal including one signer, available around the clock. Real estate closings are priced per package, from 199 USD, with add-ons for rush requests, extra documents and late cancellations. Notaries and companies with their own notaries can license the software instead: the Solo Notary plan is 15 USD a month after a 99 USD onboarding fee, plus per-signer and per-seal transaction fees, and enterprise licenses and notary service contracts are quoted by sales.

So the real NotaryCam cost depends less on the headline 25 USD and more on how many seals and signers a normal session carries. A three-document package with two signers costs 85 USD on Notarize Now. On a monthly plan it costs nothing extra.

If your company employs commissioned remote online notaries, NotaryCam's Solo Notary license is inexpensive for one person: 15 USD a month, and a one-signer, one-seal session comes to about 20 USD in transaction fees. At 12 such sessions a month that is roughly 255 USD. Heavier sessions hit the 52.50 USD cap per transaction, so 40 two-signer, three-seal sessions run about 2,115 USD a month on one seat. For more than one notary, NotaryCam moves you to an enterprise license by quote.

ENotary Business includes 2 own-notary seats at 299 USD per month, and sessions your notaries run do not use the monthly allowance. You also keep 12 network notary sessions for days when your notary is out. See how bring your own notary seats work.

NotaryCam has run online notarizations for more than a decade and has been owned by Stewart Information Services, a title insurer, since December 2020. It is likely the better fit when:

• Your signers are abroad. NotaryCam serves signers in 145 countries and prices non-SSN signers explicitly.
• You run full real estate closings and want a closing-specialist service with packages priced per closing, including hybrid and full eClosings.
• You notarize a few simple documents a month. At 25 USD per seal with no subscription, pay per use is cheaper below about four sessions.
• You are a single independent notary who wants a low monthly license and pays per transaction.

ENotary fits better when notarization is routine business work: steady weekly volume, several documents and signers per session, one predictable number for finance, and your own notaries next to network notaries in one account.

• Title and escrow teams sending seller packages and cash deals every week. See notary and title services.
• Law firms and lenders notarizing affidavits, powers of attorney and loan documents with two or more signers. See notary services for business.
• HR and operations teams collecting affidavits and corporate resolutions from distributed staff. See company notary.
• Companies that already pay for notary seats and want network notaries in the same account for overflow.

Count sessions, seals and signers per month. The seal count usually explains most of the bill.

One ENotary session covers up to 4 signers and 10 documents. Match your average month to a plan on the online notary cost page.

Upload the documents, invite the signers and let identity checks run before the notary joins. Keep NotaryCam for international signers if you need it.

Sealed documents and journals stay on the platform where they were created. Download what your retention policy requires before you stop using an account.

How much does NotaryCam charge?

NotaryCam charges 25 USD per seal for a general online notarization with one signer. Each additional signer costs 10 USD, and signers without a US Social Security number pay 79 USD. Real estate closings start at 199 USD, and enterprise contracts are quoted by NotaryCam sales.

How much does NotaryCam cost for a real estate closing?

NotaryCam lists real estate closings from 199 USD, single-seal deeds such as a power of attorney, warranty deed or quit claim at 35 USD, and add-ons of 50 USD each for rush requests, additional documents, same-day cancellations and signers without an SSN.

Does NotaryCam have a monthly plan for businesses?

Not on its public pricing page. Business customers either pay per use, license the software for their own notaries, or sign an enterprise contract quoted by sales. ENotary publishes monthly plans: Starter 119 USD, Business 299 USD and Scale 799 USD, with notary sessions included.

Can I use my own notary on NotaryCam?

Yes. The Solo Notary license costs 15 USD a month plus a 99 USD onboarding fee and transaction fees, and teams use an enterprise software license. On ENotary, own-notary seats come with the Business plan and their sessions do not use the monthly allowance.

Is NotaryCam cheaper than Proof?

For one signer and one seal, NotaryCam's 25 USD is close to Proof's pay-as-you-go total, which adds identity and signing fees to a 25 USD meeting fee. Our Notarize pricing breakdown shows Proof's per-signer and per-seal bill in detail.

What is a cheaper alternative to NotaryCam for weekly notarizations?

From roughly 12 sessions a month, or earlier when sessions carry several seals and signers, a monthly plan costs less. ENotary Business is 299 USD per month for 12 network notary sessions with up to 4 signers and 10 documents each, plus 2 own-notary seats.