Today we're launching SignIQ to fix that. SignIQ is a new e-signature platform built for businesses that need to get documents signed without paying for enterprise complexity they never touch. It's available on its own, and natively inside Onyx IQ for existing customers.
What is SignIQ?
SignIQ is an e-signature platform that includes white-label branding, API access, multi-party signing, templates, and a tamper-evident audit trail at every pricing tier, not just enterprise. It's ESIGN Act and UETA compliant, and priced per user rather than per envelope, so sending more documents doesn't mean paying more per envelope to send them.
In short: everything most businesses actually need to sign documents, without the bloated features, complexity, or pricing built for enterprise legal teams.
Why most businesses overpay for e-signature
The e-signature software category was built enterprise-first. The big legacy platforms like DocuSign are priced for companies managing thousands of contract types, with compliance teams and procurement departments to match. If that's you, those tools make sense.
But most businesses signing documents aren't that.
Insurance agencies sending policy binders, CPA firms collecting authorizations every tax season, mortgage brokers getting loan applications signed, and freelancers closing a new client are paying enterprise prices for a product built for someone else, and using a fraction of it.
SignIQ is built for them.
"Most businesses buying e-signature don't need a lot of what they're paying for. They need to get a document signed, under their own brand, without the cost climbing every time they send more — that's it. That's the buyer SignIQ is built for, and that's why I'm here."
John Micci, VP of Sales, formerly VP of Enterprise Sales at DocuSign
What's included at every SignIQ tier
Everything most businesses need to sign documents, included from the entry tier up, not gated behind an enterprise contract:
- ✓ White-label branding. Your clients see your company on the signing experience — your name, your logo, your colors — not a third-party platform they don't recognize. On legacy tools, this is an enterprise-only feature. Here it's standard.
- ✓ API access. Included at every tier, so you build signing into your own systems without a separate contract or a sales call.
- ✓ Multi-party signing with configurable signing order, drag-and-drop templates, and multiple brand profiles.
- ✓ A tamper-evident audit trail. Every event logged — sent, viewed, signed, declined — with timestamps and IP data. ESIGN Act and UETA compliant, the same legal standard the incumbents meet.
SignIQ charges per-user pricing, not per-envelope fees
Here's the difference most people feel first.
The legacy model charges you more as you send more. Per-envelope billing turns growth into a cost problem: the busier you get, the more you pay for the privilege, and a single resend can burn another envelope.
SignIQ is priced per user, not per envelope, so your cost is tied to the size of your team, not charged per document you send.
Pick the plan that fits how you work: unlimited documents if you send at volume, or a lower-cost plan where you set your own monthly document limit so you're not paying for capacity you don't use. Plans start at $18/user/month — see the full breakdown on the pricing page.
Either way, you're not paying by the envelope, and you're not watching a meter run every time you send.
How SignIQ compares to legacy e-sign brands
| Legacy platforms | SignIQ | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Per envelope / per seat with limits | Flat per user |
| White-label branding | Enterprise tier only | Included at every tier |
| API access | Enterprise / separate product | Included at every tier |
| Audit trail | Yes | Yes — tamper-evident, ESIGN/UETA |
| Built for | Enterprise contract lifecycles | Businesses that just need signing |
We're not here to say these big names are bad products. The point is simpler: if all you need is to get documents signed under your own brand, you're paying for a lot you don't use.
SignIQ brings native e-signature inside Onyx IQ
SignIQ is built by the team behind Onyx IQ, the lending and loan-management platform. If you're an Onyx IQ customer, SignIQ is now available as native e-signature inside the platform, replacing the separate third-party DocuSign subscription you've been paying for.
Documents are signed inside Onyx IQ, signed files attach to the deal record automatically, and signing status updates in real time. Same workflow, built in, priced per user rather than per envelope.
"We saw this problem inside our own customer base. Onyx IQ users were running their signing through a DocuSign subscription that cost them every month for features they didn't use. We built SignIQ so they, and any business like them, could stop overpaying for the parts of e-signature they never touch."
Jay Keller, CEO and Founder
Try SignIQ today for free
Start a 7-day free trial with full feature access, no charge for 7 days, cancel anytime. Build a template, send a real document, and see whether it does everything you need. If it does, keep it. If not, walk away — we don't auto-charge.
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Is SignIQ legally binding?
Yes. SignIQ is ESIGN Act and UETA compliant, with a tamper-evident audit trail that logs every signing event with timestamps and IP data — the same legal standard as the major incumbents.
Does SignIQ charge per envelope?
No. SignIQ is priced per user, not per envelope. You can choose an unlimited-document plan if you send at volume, or a lower-cost plan where you set your own monthly document limit to pay less — your call, based on how much you send. Plans start at $18/user/month. Either way, you're not billed per envelope.
Is white-label branding included?
Yes, at every tier. Your clients see your brand on the signing experience, not SignIQ's — with no enterprise upgrade required.
Do I get API access?
Yes, at every tier — not as a separate product or an enterprise-only add-on.
Can I use SignIQ with Onyx IQ?
Yes. SignIQ is available as native e-signature inside Onyx IQ, replacing the third-party DocuSign subscription those customers currently use.