Overview
PandaDoc was founded in 2014 by Mikita Mikado and Sergey Barysiuk; it reached a US$1 billion valuation with its Series C in 2021, passed US$100 million in annual recurring revenue in 2024 and launched native CPQ for Salesforce and HubSpot in 2025[26]. The company says it is used by tens of thousands of companies and that more than 68,000 customers use it for contract management[26][27].
PandaDoc is primarily a document-generation and e-signature platform for proposals, quotes and sales contracts. Its contract features include a searchable, taggable workspace for signed contracts, version history, preset approval paths, role-based permissions, audit trails, view and signing notifications, signing order and optional identity verification[27]. It is less suited to complex third-party paper, obligation management or procurement contracting than dedicated CLM platforms.
PandaDoc publishes prices: a Free plan limited to five documents a month, Starter at US$19 per seat per month and Business at US$49 per seat per month (billed annually), and a quote-based Enterprise plan; a 14-day trial is offered[25]. The pricing page does not clearly state which tier includes the contract repository[25].
PandaDoc features
- Drag-and-drop editor with content library
- Interactive pricing tables and custom quotes
- Approval workflows (Business)
- Deal rooms (Business)
- CPQ and smart content (Enterprise)
- Unlimited e-signatures on paid plans
- Document builder and templates
- Quotes and pricing tables
PandaDoc pricing
Free: US$0, 5 documents/month. Starter: US$19/seat/month billed annually (14-day trial, no card). Business: US$49/seat/month billed annually. Enterprise: custom, per seat or per document. API documents require usage credits; overage up to US$5 per document. Salesforce integration and premium support are paid add-ons.
PandaDoc strengths and limitations
Strengths
- Permanent free plan for e-signature
- Quotes, proposals and contracts in one editor
- Low entry price per seat
- Document creation plus signing
- Free tier
- Strong CRM quote workflows
Limitations
- Proposal features start on the US$49 Business tier
- Salesforce integration costs extra
- Usage credits and overage fees for automated documents
- Usage credits for some Business features
- Monthly prices not shown
- More than needed for simple signing
Appears in
- Best Contract Management Software in 2026 #13
- Best E-Signature Software in 2026 #4
- Best Proposal Software in 2026 #1
PandaDoc alternatives and competitors
Alternatives to PandaDoc: companies ranked in the same lists.
DocuSign
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Loopio
Oneflow
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