Sold by: Dropbox
Deployed on AWS
The Dropbox Sign API provides intuitive eSignature capabilities via a clean and simple API, embedded signatures for your website or application, and advanced features.
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Overview
Dropbox Sign simplifies work for millions of individuals. Customers all over the world trust Dropbox Sign API to automate and manage their most important business transactions.
The Dropbox Sign API is very easy to integrate, with an average implementation time over 2x faster than legacy players. Dropbox Sign API lets businesses integrate leading eSignature functionality directly into their business processes. It's a flexible, configurable, and developer-friendly eSignature offering, with industry-only features like full white labeling, developer support, and built-in debugging tools.
Dropbox Sign is ranked the #1 most implementable eSignature solution, allowing our customers to be up and running in an average of 2.5 days - with 39% of our customers completing their integration in less than one day of development. Clean documentation and developer-focused resources make it easy for developers and development contractors alike to integrate eSignatures into any platform, website, or workflows.
For custom pricing, terms, EULA, other usage rates or a private offer, please contact aws-channel-marketplace@dropbox.com .
Highlights
- Fast, Reliable Implementation - Ranked by G2 Crowd as one of the easiest to implement and most scalable eSignature APIs.
- Configurability Comes Standard - Create a custom, branded experience, and configure emails to promote your company brand.
- Collect eSignatures Securely - Secure your documents with data encryption, audit trails, tamper-proofing, and industry-standard compliances. Easily send, sign and store your most important business agreements using Dropbox and Dropbox Sign together.
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Dimension | Description | Cost/12 months |
|---|---|---|
Premium | Dropbox Sign API Premium - 24,000 Signatures | $26,400.00 |
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eSignature API Integration
Clean and simple API enabling integration of eSignature functionality directly into business processes and workflows with average implementation time 2.5 days.
White Labeling and Customization
Full white labeling capabilities allowing creation of custom branded experiences with configurable email templates to promote company branding.
Document Security
Data encryption, audit trails, tamper-proofing, and industry-standard compliance features for securing documents and business agreements.
Embedded Signature Capabilities
Support for embedded signatures enabling signature collection directly within websites or applications without redirecting users.
Developer Tools and Documentation
Built-in debugging tools, clean documentation, and developer-focused resources designed for simplified integration by developers and development contractors.
File Synchronization and Sharing
Synchronize files across multiple operating systems (Windows, Mac, Linux) and mobile platforms (iOS, Android) with centralized content collaboration capabilities.
Endpoint Device Management
Centralized control panel for managing connected endpoint devices with capabilities to block, remote wipe, notify, and maintain inventory of all connected devices.
Data Encryption and Security
Customer-managed encryption keys for data security with ransomware protection through distributed architecture and custom branded domains to prevent email spoofing attacks.
Data Loss Prevention
Monitor, prevent, and remediate data leaks across all user devices including computers, mobile phones, and tablets with endpoint backup functionality.
Compliance Management
Built-in Compliance Center for managing regulatory requirements including ITAR, GDPR, and HIPAA compliance with workflow automation for document-based business processes.
On-Premises Deployment
Enables deployment of content collaboration platform on customer-managed infrastructure rather than relying on third-party cloud providers
File Synchronization and Sharing
Provides file hosting, synchronization, and sharing capabilities comparable to consumer-grade solutions
Access Control and Privacy
Offers security, privacy controls, and administrative oversight for managing user access and data protection
Collaborative Content Management
Supports multi-user collaboration features for content management and team workflows
Open Source Architecture
Built on open source software foundation allowing customization and transparency of the platform
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Customer reviews
MdAlqma A.
Reliable cloud storage with smooth file collaboration
Reviewed on May 10, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
What I like most about Dropbox is how simple and reliable it is for storing and sharing files. The interface is clean and easy to navigate, and syncing across devices works smoothly, which makes it convenient to access my files from anywhere.
I also appreciate the collaboration features, such as shared folders, file links, and version history. Integrations with tools like Google Workspace and Microsoft Office help streamline workflows, especially when working with teams. Overall, it saves me time and keeps my files organized without requiring much effort.
I also appreciate the collaboration features, such as shared folders, file links, and version history. Integrations with tools like Google Workspace and Microsoft Office help streamline workflows, especially when working with teams. Overall, it saves me time and keeps my files organized without requiring much effort.
What do you dislike about the product?
One thing I dislike about Dropbox is that the pricing can feel a bit expensive compared to some alternatives, especially for users who need larger storage plans. The amount of free storage is also somewhat limited, which makes it harder to rely on for long-term use.
I’ve also noticed that syncing can occasionally slow down when it’s handling very large folders or a lot of files at once. And while the interface is generally simple, some of the more advanced sharing and permission settings could be more intuitive and easier for new users to understand and manage.
I’ve also noticed that syncing can occasionally slow down when it’s handling very large folders or a lot of files at once. And while the interface is generally simple, some of the more advanced sharing and permission settings could be more intuitive and easier for new users to understand and manage.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Dropbox has helped solve the challenge of managing and sharing files across multiple devices and among team members. Before using it, keeping documents up to date and sending large files by email felt time-consuming and disorganized. Now everything is stored in one central place, and I can share files instantly using links or shared folders.
It has also improved collaboration and productivity because everyone can access the most recent version without confusion. Features like automatic syncing and version history reduce the risk of losing important work, which saves time and effort in day-to-day workflows.
It has also improved collaboration and productivity because everyone can access the most recent version without confusion. Features like automatic syncing and version history reduce the risk of losing important work, which saves time and effort in day-to-day workflows.
Jason L.
Dropbox Feels Like an Extension of My Computer—Easy Access Across Devices
Reviewed on May 09, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
Dropbox feels like an extension of my computer—accessible right in Finder and always available on my other devices. It FEELS secure (though I’m not totally sure whether it is or not). The yearly pricing also seems fair, and they haven’t raised it by 40% like so many other subscriptions I have.
What do you dislike about the product?
Maybe better security options or a special secure vault for personal sensitive things?
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Feels like enough space for everything I never even check the space of things before I upload them. Easy to share files with others too
Saifuddin S.
Fast, Effortless File Syncing
Reviewed on May 08, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
Easy to sync file and syncing of file is also very fast.
What do you dislike about the product?
it is limited to only 3 device in free version
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Syncing file across multiple system. So it is easy for me to work on different system without worrying about latest file version
Rosario T.
Easy-to-Navigate UX with Reliable Performance and Strong Integrations
Reviewed on May 08, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
The UX is easy to navigate, I haven't had technical issues for several years, and I think they are doing a great job at integrating with other tools and systems.
What do you dislike about the product?
I think Pricing-wise, they are similar to the rest of the competitors although they dont really offer that much different product. I would like to see more AI features or 'assistants'
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I can keep my files and documents in one place and retrieve them at any point from the cloud
Reynold P.
Reliable, Easy File Sharing and Version History That Just Works
Reviewed on May 07, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
We started using Dropbox mainly to make file sharing easier across our team, and honestly, it’s just been one of those tools that quietly works without causing problems. Uploading and sharing files is super straightforward, and I like that I can access everything from my laptop or phone without thinking twice about it.
What’s helped us the most is how easy it is to send large files to clients and keep shared folders organized. Before Dropbox, we constantly had issues with different file versions floating around in email threads. Now everything stays in one place and it’s way easier to manage.
I’ve also had a couple of moments where version history saved me after accidentally overwriting a file, so that feature alone has been worth it. Setup was simple, and even less tech-savvy people on our team picked it up quickly.
The only downside is that pricing can start to feel expensive once your storage needs grow, especially for smaller teams. But overall, it’s been reliable and easy to use, which is really all you want from a tool like this.
What’s helped us the most is how easy it is to send large files to clients and keep shared folders organized. Before Dropbox, we constantly had issues with different file versions floating around in email threads. Now everything stays in one place and it’s way easier to manage.
I’ve also had a couple of moments where version history saved me after accidentally overwriting a file, so that feature alone has been worth it. Setup was simple, and even less tech-savvy people on our team picked it up quickly.
The only downside is that pricing can start to feel expensive once your storage needs grow, especially for smaller teams. But overall, it’s been reliable and easy to use, which is really all you want from a tool like this.
What do you dislike about the product?
One thing I don’t love about Dropbox is the pricing. It starts off reasonable, but as your storage needs grow or you need more advanced admin/security features, the cost can add up pretty quickly for smaller teams.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Dropbox is helping us solve a lot of the file management and collaboration issues we used to deal with daily. Before using it, files were scattered across emails, local desktops, and different shared drives, which often led to confusion around the latest version of a document.
Now everything is stored in one centralized place, making it much easier for our team to access, share, and collaborate on files from anywhere. It’s especially useful for sharing large files with clients and keeping project folders organized without endless email threads.
The biggest benefit has been saving time and reducing back-and-forth. We spend less time searching for files or fixing version issues, and the team can work more efficiently since everyone has access to the same up-to-date documents.
Now everything is stored in one centralized place, making it much easier for our team to access, share, and collaborate on files from anywhere. It’s especially useful for sharing large files with clients and keeping project folders organized without endless email threads.
The biggest benefit has been saving time and reducing back-and-forth. We spend less time searching for files or fixing version issues, and the team can work more efficiently since everyone has access to the same up-to-date documents.