Nitro Sign Plus

What is included in Nitro Sign Plus?

Team eSigning - Send and track documents across multiple users.
Bulk Sending - Dispatch one document to many recipients simultaneously.
Shared Templates - Reusable team workflow templates with custom fields.
Custom Branding - Add company logos and colors to signing.
SSO & OTP - Single sign-on plus SMS or email verification.
Important - Advanced signatures, ID verification and API need Enterprise.

What are the main benefits of Nitro Sign Plus?

Nitro Sign Plus is a business eSignature plan that adds team management, automation, and branding on top of the Standard signing tools. It suits growing teams that route agreements between departments, clients, and multiple signers.

Faster Turnaround - Bulk send agreements instead of individual requests.
Consistent Documents - Shared templates keep every contract format identical.
Access Control - Role-based permissions govern who manages workflows.
Signer Verification - SMS or email OTP confirms recipient identity.
Simple Login - Single sign-on removes separate signing credentials.
Predictable Usage - Only completed packages count toward your allowance.

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What does Nitro Sign Plus do?

Nitro Sign Plus is a cloud eSignature plan for teams that send, sign, and track documents together. It builds on Nitro Sign Standard by adding bulk sending, shared team templates, custom branding, and single sign-on. Administrators can assign roles, set permissions, and monitor signing activity from one account, which cuts down on email chasing when several people handle the same agreements. Every plan uses Simple Electronic Signatures backed by tamper-proof audit trails.

How does Nitro Sign Plus differ from the Standard and Enterprise plans?

Nitro Sign comes in three tiers, and Plus sits in the middle. Standard covers core signing with envelope sending, form fields, audit trails, manual reminders, and five individual templates, while Plus adds bulk sending, shared team templates, custom branding, SSO, and SMS or email OTP authentication. Enterprise goes further with Advanced (AES) and Qualified (QES) signatures, ID verification, API access, and integrations such as Salesforce and Power Automate. The table below shows where each feature sits.

Does Nitro Sign Plus include API access or advanced electronic signatures?

No. API access, developer accounts, and the Advanced (AES) and Qualified (QES) signature methods are reserved for the Nitro Sign Enterprise plan. Plus uses Simple Electronic Signatures with SMS or email OTP authentication, which is legally valid under ESIGN, UETA, and eIDAS for most business agreements but does not include digital-certificate ID verification. Deep integrations such as Salesforce and Microsoft Power Automate also require Enterprise. If your workflow depends on programmatic signing or qualified signatures for regulated cases, Plus will not cover it.

Who is Nitro Sign Plus best suited for?

Nitro Sign Plus fits small to mid-sized teams that have outgrown single-user signing but do not need enterprise integrations or qualified signatures. A sales or HR team sending the same contract to dozens of recipients benefits from bulk sending and shared templates, while an office manager gains SSO and role-based permissions to control access. Client-facing staff can apply company branding to signing emails so agreements look consistent. Teams that need Salesforce automation or API-driven signing should choose Enterprise instead.

Frequently asked questions about Nitro Sign Plus

Which compliance standards does Nitro Sign Plus meet?

Nitro Sign Plus complies with major eSignature laws including the ESIGN Act, UETA, eIDAS, and GDPR, so signed agreements are legally binding in the US, EU, and beyond. It also holds SOC 2, HIPAA, and ISO 27001 certifications, and every signature is recorded in a tamper-proof audit trail.

Do incomplete documents count toward my Nitro Sign Plus allowance?

No. Only fully completed packages, signed by all parties, count toward the allowance of 200 packages per user, and there are no overage penalties. Drafts and abandoned requests do not reduce your usage, which keeps costs predictable for high-volume teams.