Secured Signing alternative and Secured Signing notary pricing for teams that need notaries supplied

Choose Secured Signing when a commissioned notary already handles your work and you want a low subscription price with usage billed through credits. Choose ENotary when you need supplied notaries, backup for employees who notarize, or included sessions instead of a credit balance to fund before scheduling.

The 36 USD subscription is the starting price for software. Credits cover transaction components, and your notary's labor sits outside that software price. Comparing subscriptions alone misses both costs. Separate staff-notary work from sessions requiring a supplied notary before choosing a plan.

• A solo commissioned notary wants a low entry subscription and handles all appointments personally.
• Your workflow needs PKI digital certificates per signer.
• You need IPEN alongside remote notarizations.
• A defined 10-year video retention period fits your records policy.
• You want API access on the Business subscription or Enterprise SSO with an admin portal.

Secured Signing deserves a place on the shortlist in these cases. ENotary's supplied-notary model matters less when your own notary covers every appointment and your requirements center on IPEN or signer certificates.

Coverage is the main reason. A notary queue can assign a job, but a platform requiring your commissioned notary cannot replace an absent employee. ENotary lets senders choose network notaries within the plan allowance when staff cannot cover a session.

Budgeting also changes. Secured Signing credits vary with checks, seals, participants and video usage. ENotary includes identity verification, seals and the notary's time in network sessions. Staff-notary sessions stay outside the network allowance, so internal workload does not consume backup capacity.

Document-heavy teams also compare the whole packet. On ENotary, a session covers up to 4 signers and 10 documents. Match your real packets to those limits instead of assuming every notarization is a single document with one signer.

Title and escrow offices, law firms, lenders and operations teams fit when notarization needs to continue beyond one employee's availability. Business suits teams combining staff notaries with network coverage. Starter suits a small office needing supplied notaries without own-notary seats. Scale adds capacity and API access for teams connecting notarization to their systems.

Separate ID checks, KBA, seals, participant charges and optional services. Count the sessions your staff notary handles and those requiring outside coverage.

Choose the network allowance and own-notary seats you need. Check document requirements and commissioning-state rules before scheduling work on a different platform.

Your notary adds commission details, certificate and seal as required. Prepare the documents, invite signers and choose your notary or a network notary.

Review existing journal and recording obligations before closing any account. Keep the required documents and evidence accessible under your retention policy, and confirm custody arrangements for existing recordings.

How much does Secured Signing cost?

Secured Signing Notary Business costs 36 USD monthly for the first user or 430 USD annually. Extra users cost 10 USD monthly each or 120 USD annually. The plan includes 50 annual credits, while identity checks, seals and add-ons consume prepaid credits beyond the subscription.

Is Secured Signing approved in my state?

Secured Signing says it is approved in more than 40 states, but that does not establish approval for your particular commission or transaction. Confirm current requirements with your commissioning authority and the platform before booking. Check whether your intended act is RON, IPEN or another supported workflow.

Does Secured Signing provide a notary?

No. Secured Signing provides a platform for commissioned notaries, and the customer brings the notary who performs the act. Its notary queue and job assignment features organize that work. A business without a commissioned notary needs to arrange one separately or choose a service with network notaries supplied.

What is a good alternative to Secured Signing?

ENotary is a good alternative for business teams that need supplied notaries and their own notaries in one workspace. Business costs 299 USD monthly or 149 USD per month billed yearly, including 12 network sessions and 2 own-notary seats. Staff-notary sessions do not use the network allowance.

Do Secured Signing credits cover every session cost?

Credits cover priced transaction components, but the amount needed depends on checks, seals, participants and optional services. One credit equals 1 USD and must be loaded before scheduling RON. The 50 included annual credits are not a monthly session allowance, and your commissioned notary's labor remains a separate consideration.