I've looked at several of the other e-signature services, and many of them are surprisingly expensive, especially for a small business. We send a lot of contracts every month, but they're mostly for smaller events—not million-dollar corporate deals. DocHub has been a great fit because the price is very reasonable, it's easy to use, and it has everything we need without all the extra complexity.

The interface is simple, our clients have no trouble signing documents, and we were able to start using it almost immediately. For a small business that needs to send a lot of contracts without spending a fortune, DocHub has been an excellent solution. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Honestly, there isn't much I dislike. Every once in a while I've run into a tiny bug, but that's true of just about any software. The important part is that it gets fixed quickly.

One time I contacted support about something that didn't seem quite right. A real person responded, thanked me for reporting it, agreed that it wasn't supposed to work that way, and the issue was fixed shortly afterward. That really impressed me.

It's refreshing to deal with a company that has real people behind it who actually listen to customers. No software is perfect, but when the occasional little glitch comes up, DocHub has been responsive and easy to work with. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that DocHub is easy to use and allows me to add different fields like signature, date, etc. It's helpful that it is added as an extension on my Gmail, which lets me click on a PDF I receive via email and open it in DocHub right away. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's a little confusing sometimes when I am trying to duplicate (copy) a form like new hire paperwork so I can reuse the existing form for a new person. If there was an option to 'duplicate and clear fields for new signer' and a spot that clearly shows where to input the new signer's name and email that would be helpful. Right now I can clear all the fields, but it unassigns the role of signer from it so I have to reassign the new signer to the fields they need to fill out. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Ease of use. I open a PDF in my preview, google asks me how I want to open and I select DocHub (I used to set DocHub as default preview until I realized how often I just need to preview a doc without DocHubbing it... so I changed that back to I have to select DocHub from preview when I need it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

2 things. The shift to lock in my exact spacing "slips" or "floats" a little which is annoying when I am trying to really make a precise placement. I am particular and I need that to work more acutely. Also the new feature of the signature floating stack "left with all the signature options" is always there but with certain window sizing it was in my way and immutable/immovable. That needs to change. Zoom has several feature to move their bar and you need something to move it or minimize it or some way to not have it be in the way for certain window size restrictions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love that DocHub sends automatic reminders so things don’t get lost in people’s inboxes, and I don’t have to remember to follow up myself. Multiple people on my team can log in and handle electronic signatures and PDFs. It makes it easy to collaborate with schools, community partners, vendors, and part-time employees; I can add email addresses and multiple forms, use built-in prompts for signatures, dates, and email addresses, and assign specific fields so people fill things in correctly the first time. I also like the email format, being able to choose who receives final or edited versions and who can edit, and being able to flatten documents so they’re no longer editable. The onboarding is clear, and uploading documents, selecting fields and recipients, and assigning fields is straightforward. DocHub was more affordable for the features we needed, with a reasonable annual cost and without a lot of extra features we don’t use. It has the features we need to fill PDFs, collect signatures, and track emails, and it makes everything really easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I sometimes run into issues with the New York City Department of Education’s email server with emails DocHub generates, so I have to send forms to a personal email or find a workaround. It would help to have a way to troubleshoot specific organizational email servers and include instructions for recipients on how to fill out the form or troubleshoot, so I wouldn’t have to follow up. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use DocHub every day at work, and I love it; it’s very helpful. It makes getting signatures from clients on settlements easy and convenient, and it’s user-friendly for clients of any age. I can easily edit forms and compile my court memorandums. The signature and initials feature is easy to use and works well for everyone. I use DocHub to get signatures from counsels and clients wherever they are, so we can sign and submit the needed documents on time. It works with any type of computer, and setup was easy and straightforward. It works best for me, and I’ve recommended it to paralegal friends who started their own firms. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I don't have any problem with using DocHub so far. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that DocHub is easy to use and that it allows me to add signatures nice and easily. I also enjoy that I can request signatures from people either one at a time or both at once. It's convenient to manipulate documents when I need to rearrange orders or merge them. Additionally, I find it great for team use, and I appreciate that it's much easier and more affordable than HelloSign and DocuSign. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It does glitch every so often but this is rare. I also would love if once you've sent a document for signing and they point out an error that I could edit the document sent rather than having to start from scratch Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that DocHub keeps all my documents in one portal while letting me use different subaccounts for each business. The audit info for my mortgage documents is excellent, and I’ve never had an issue with validation reviews. Templates save me time every day because I don’t have to create the same documents from scratch, and the interface is easy for my clients to use. The annual subscription also saves me money compared with similar products. I found DocHub easy to use from the beginning, without needing a tutorial; the menus and layout are basic and intuitive, and have evolved slightly over the years. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I wish the email greeting menu were easier to customize. I have to delete the default greeting and type something from scratch, and the subject line defaults to the document name, so I have to replace that every time too. It would also be helpful to drop multiple documents into DocHub, arrange them, and merge them into one document. Right now, I have to do that in a different program. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I appreciate most is the versatility of the platform. Our agency uses a few e-signing platforms, and I’m frequently asked to send documents through DocHub instead of the Lobbie platform because it’s simply easier. From the sender’s perspective, it’s fully customizable and very straightforward to use. Member's report that DocHub is the preferable platform for receiving and signing all documents. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The templates can be a bit confusing, and they make it hard to prefill anything without having to type in a tag for that input, which can become very tedious if you are trying to create a 20+ page template. It would be preferable for a pop up to appear when you place a text box or other input object that allows the user to just type it in right there rather than having to remember to use the right hand navigation and the tag. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find it economically beneficial for merging several documents into a single file, using the erase/whiteout feature, and filling out forms. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are several downsides that, if Dochub managed to fix or correct them, would make it a premium platform for us. First, sometimes when using the whiteout/erase feature, it leaves an obvious box where it was applied instead of blending in naturally. I believe this is a glitch, since it happens on some documents but not on others that are similar in nature and design. Second, there’s no option to underline text. Third, and arguably the most frustrating part, the system does NOT detect fill-out fields, so we have to manually disable snap to grid (because it often works against us) and then manually move the text around to get it aligned with the fields. The current AI system for finding fields still hasn’t worked for us; it always ends up throwing an error and saying it couldn’t find the fields. I also strongly dislike that you cannot choose a custom font size but instead have to choose preselected sizes from the drop down as well as the limited amount of font options. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how easy DocHub is to use. I didn’t need any training, and I was up and running within minutes. I can get a document ready quickly and easily add signature and date fields. I also like being able to modify forms in DocHub and track whether someone has viewed a form, even if they haven’t signed it, so I know it didn’t get lost in their spam or junk folder. DocHub makes it much easier to collect signatures and get signed documents back without people having to print and return them, which can cause delays. I also appreciate that its features have continued to improve over the years. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I honestly am not having any issues. It would be nice if DocHub automatically dropped in fields such as signatures and dates. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.