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SignNow is an e-signature and document workflow platform operated by airSlate that lets organisations and individuals create, send and sign PDFs and forms electronically. It offers cloud storage, reusable templates, audit trails and features for in-person signing and bulk send workflows.
SignNow sells tiered subscriptions for businesses and teams and also has mobile in-app purchases; its product pages and app listings describe Business and Business Premium tiers and an enterprise offering, and the service enforces an annual envelope/invite limit that can affect billing for higher usage.
SignNow lists tiered plans on its site (per user tiers such as Business, Business Premium and Enterprise) and the mobile app store shows local app prices. Because the site lists global prices in USD and store listings vary by region, expect currency and billing differences depending on how a subscription was purchased.
| Plan or channel | Key features | Typical AU pricing (notes) |
|---|---|---|
| Business (web/direct) | Create/store documents, templates, kiosk mode | Varies - web site shows USD-tiered pricing; AU equivalent depends on exchange rate (approx shown below). |
| Business premium (web/direct) | Multiple signers, bulk send, advanced fields, branding | Varies - web listing uses USD; convert to A$ for budgeting (see note). |
| Mobile in-app purchase | App-only billing rules apply; App Store lists local price tiers | App Store AU example: A$19.99/month or A$95.99/year as shown in the App Store listing (store pricing may change). |
If a web page lists USD amounts, use a current USD->AUD mid-market rate to estimate local cost. For example, a web-listed annual rate of US$8/user/month billed annually converts roughly to A$12.00 - A$13.00/user/month at exchange rates near 1 USD = 1.49 AUD (mid-January 2026 mid-market reference). Mark converted figures as approximate and expect card issuer or marketplace conversion fees.
Public reviews and forum posts show a mixture of appreciation for basic e-signing features and frustration about pricing changes and limits. App Store and review-site comments reference positive ease-of-use but also note price increases and a 100-invite or envelope cap that has surprised some long-term users.
Trustpilot and other review threads include complaints about unexpected charges and higher-tier billing surprises; some users describe receiving bill increases when usage exceeded an annual invite cap or when plan tiers changed. Replies from the company appear on some review pages offering to investigate account specifics.
Timing and financial outcomes depend on where the subscription was bought and the product terms. SignNow’s published policy notes a 30-day window for refund requests for direct web purchases and states that app-store purchases are subject to Apple or Google refund processes. Refunds may be refused for transactions older than 30 days or where significant usage has occurred.
Billing cycles: SignNow uses recurring billing and automatic renewal by default; app-store purchases renew under app-store rules and web subscriptions renew according to invoice and subscription terms shown at purchase. Proration and refunds are handled according to the applicable billing channel and the subscriber’s specific terms.
Access after refund: SignNow’s policy indicates that access to paid features can be revoked when a refund is issued. This means a refund may end paid access immediately rather than at the end of a paid period. Keep that consequence in mind when evaluating refund requests.
Under consumer protection law, digital services have guarantees that cannot be completely excluded by contract terms. If the service fails to meet guarantees of acceptable quality or fit-for-purpose functionality, remedies can include a refund, repair or replacement depending on the issue. This legal backdrop applies to digital subscription services and informs how disputes may be approached.
For SignNow specifically: if you contend a charge was in error, check the billing channel (app store vs web invoice) because the marketplace may control the refund route. Keep the service’s published refund criteria and the timing rules in mind when preparing a dispute.
When a paid subscription is ended or refunded, the platform often disables paid features immediately and may limit access to templates, bulk sends or other premium tools. Plan for an orderly export or archival of critical documents and audit trails before access changes.
Also expect billing reconciliation cycles: refunds can take several business days to appear on bank statements, and marketplace refunds may follow the app-store timetable rather than the service provider’s internal timeline. Record the refund date shown on any confirmation you receive and monitor your statement.
If you are reassessing options after using SignNow, consider feature and pricing differences such as unlimited signature allowances, simpler per-signature pricing or integrated AI drafting tools. Public comparisons often highlight variable overage models and per-invite charges as key differentiators.
| Feature | SignNow | Typical alternative |
|---|---|---|
| Signature limit | 100 invites/envelopes per user per year on some plans; overages may apply. | Some competitors offer unlimited signatures or predictable flat-rate tiers. |
| App-store pricing | Local app-store price tiers (example App Store AU: A$19.99/month A$95.99/year). | Alternatives may price consistently by region or offer free permanent tiers for low monthly volume. |
After cancellation or a successful refund, prioritise exporting copies of signed documents and audit trails you must retain for legal or tax records; confirm where your data will be stored and how long access remains available under the account terms.
Next steps to protect your position include reconciling your bank statements against invoices, noting the date access was removed if a refund was granted, and keeping the documentation checklist items for any future dispute. This evidence is the core material consumer-rights officers and payment providers will ask about if you escalate a charge dispute.
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Written by Zoe Wright
Regulatory watch · 8 years experience
Legal analyst tracking eIDAS, GDPR and electronic delivery regulations for 8 years to make sure every Postclic template is compliant and admissible in court.