SigFinch vs Newoldstamp
Newoldstamp bills per signature, which is the model we think is right. The differences are the rate, the ceiling, and whether you are locked into a year.
Newoldstamp is the better fit if
A team already settled on Newoldstamp and happy with an annual plan. The products are close enough that switching for its own sake is not worth it.
SigFinch is the better fit if
Anyone starting fresh who would rather pay a dollar a signature, month to month, with the bill capped so growth is never punished.
| Newoldstamp | SigFinch | |
|---|---|---|
| Per signature | About $1.80 a signature a month, billed annually, with a 5-signature minimum | A flat dollar a signature, no minimum |
| A ceiling | No cap of this kind | The bill stops at the cap; past it, more people are free |
| Billing | Annual | Monthly, and a quiet month simply costs less |
| Trial | 7 days, credit card required | 30 days, no card, and it lapses to read-only rather than vanishing |
Same model, fewer strings: a lower rate, a cap that protects you as you grow, and no annual commitment to sign before you have decided.
No card needed. $1 a signature, and the bill stops at $99.
