Peak Sign · team plans
Two team plans.
Only the differences.
Access and Essentials side by side: people, roles and permissions, AI credits, automations and storage from the catalog. Approvals before sending already exist in Peak Sign today. Which plan the catalog assigns them to, it does not state.
Peak Sign has no price of its own. This shows only Peak One plans and their shared allowances from the central catalog. Amounts are on the central pricing page.
Review single contracts, send them and get them signed
What matters most here is how many people a plan includes. The catalog shows that value.
The catalog states no Sign-specific limit, such as signature requests per month. None is invented.
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Peak Sign · Peak Access & Essentials
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Plans and shared allowances come straight from the central Peak One catalog. Amounts are on the pricing page.
No stored substitute values. No booking.
Before you decide
Good questions.
Clear answers.
What you should know about Peak Sign and the Peak One plans.
Is there a separate price for Peak Sign?
No. Peak Sign is part of Peak One. This page shows only Peak One plans and their shared allowances. Amounts are on the central pricing page.
Do recipients pay or need an account?
Recipients sign through a personal link, without an account of their own. What counts are the people in your workspace, as the catalog states them per plan.
What does “Not stated” mean?
The central catalog gives no value for this item. Peak then adds nothing, not even an estimate.
Does this page book anything?
No. The selection is a local preview in your browser. It books, reserves and changes no plan.
Your selection stays your decision
Your team. Your reasoned plan.
Keep your comparison and then check the amounts on the central pricing page. Nothing is booked here.
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Once the catalog has loaded, the plan and its shared allowances appear here. Amounts are on the pricing page.
Frequently asked questions
Which team plan includes approvals before sending?
Approvals exist in Peak Sign today. Which plan the catalog assigns them to, it does not state. We do not derive it from the order of the plans.
Can I book Peak Sign on its own?
No. Peak Sign is part of Peak One and has no price of its own. You choose a Peak One plan.
Where do I see amounts and billing cycle?
On the central Peak One pricing page. This page deliberately shows no amounts so that no diverging prices appear.