September 20, 2025

DoxyChain eSign vs VeriDoc Sign

Which blockchain-enabled e-signature gives you clearer proof and lower total cost in 2025?

Warsaw-based DoxyChain puts blockchain at the core of its e-signature stack. VeriDoc Sign does the same—then adds patented QR verification and flat, unlimited-user pricing. Review the side-by-side facts, open the deep dives, and test VeriDoc Sign with a free 10-day trial (no credit-card required).

Why many teams move to VeriDoc Sign

  • QR-sealed PDFs—auditors scan once, see the ledger hash immediately.

  • Flat $30/mo covers every employee; unused envelopes roll over.

  • Drag-and-drop .doc / .docx files—no forced PDF conversion.

Feature & Pricing Table

Prices as listed on vendor sites (19 May 2025).

Feature / Plan VeriDoc Sign — Standard DoxyChain eSign Pro
Monthly price $30 total €9 per user
User seats Unlimited Per-seat
Docs / envelopes per month 20 (rollover) 15 (no roll-over)
Upload .DOC / .DOCX Yes (native) Converts to PDF
QR code inside PDF Yes Yes
Ledger type Private PoA Consortium ledger
VeriDoc-Verified PDF Yes Yes (QR only)
Bulk send Q3 2025 roadmap Business plan↑
API & Webhooks Included Included
Cost for 10-user team $30 / mo €90 / mo (≈ $98)

Ten users save ≈ $68 every month with VeriDoc Sign—and receive rollover envelopes.

Flat pricing, unlimited seats, and QR + blockchain verification—see how VeriDoc Sign slashes cost and audit time.VeriDoc Sign condenses signing to Upload → Sign → Verify while embedding a patented QR code that links each PDF to a SHA-256 hash on a private Proof-of-Authority blockchain. One smartphone scan validates integrity—even years later—without relying on vendor portals.A single $30 subscription covers unlimited users, and envelopes roll over indefinitely, eliminating “use-or-lose” pressure. All audit data (IP, timestamp, device) sits inside the PDF and exports as CSV. SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 attestations are complete; SAML/SSO lands Q4 2025 at no extra cost.REST API and webhooks integrate in hours. BluePeak Manufacturing cut e-signature spend 42 % after migrating 300 staff—zero seat fees, predictable envelopes, audit prep trimmed two days per quarter. The embedded QR lets offline archives validate authenticity—essential for finance clients like Korba Microfinance.

Native blockchain ledger and EU data residency, but per-seat costs and no envelope rollover—see where DoxyChain shines and where it lags.DoxyChain was built “blockchain-first”: every signed document hash is written to a consortium ledger hosted in the EU, and a QR code inside the PDF links to a public verification page. A free sandbox tier allows limited testing; the Pro tier runs €9 per user monthly with 15 envelopes and basic templates. Advanced templating, bulk send and higher API throughput sit behind the Business plan (€19/user).Seat-based pricing means costs climb linearly: a 25-user sales team on Pro pays €225 each month, and unused envelopes expire. While EU data residency satisfies GDPR, the product is still maturing—mobile apps and archive vault are on the roadmap, and support SLAs are restricted to email. For startups wanting native ledger proof at low headcount, DoxyChain is attractive; as teams scale or need rollover credits, VeriDoc Sign’s flat cost and perpetual envelopes prove more predictable.

Customer proof

Johan Pretorius, Procurement Director, CapeMetro Utilities

“VeriDoc Sign’s blockchain seal lets us skip notarisation on government tenders. We file faster and auditors scan the QR for proof—no external portals or seat licences like we faced with other blockchain tools.”

Mini-FAQ

Can I import DoxyChain templates?

Yes. Export as PDF or DOCX, drag into VeriDoc Sign, map fields once, save for reuse.

Is VeriDoc’s blockchain public—will my data leak?

No. Only a cryptographic fingerprint (hash) is stored; your document content never leaves encrypted storage.

What if I exceed my envelope quota?

Buy extra envelopes at the same unit rate or upgrade—unused credits never expire.

Ready to verify every signature the modern way?

Start your free 10-day trial—upload, sign and verify a blockchain-sealed document in under five minutes.