SSealbook

Open-source DocuSign alternatives for e-signatures

Three active projects that let you send, fill and sign documents on your own infrastructure.

Updated 2026-10-19 · Sealbook

At a glance

Stars, license and activity come from the GitHub API and update automatically.

E-signature is a small market in open source, but the three leading projects all name DocuSign directly and are actively maintained. Before you rely on any of them for contracts, check that the signature type meets the rules in your country.

1docuseal docusealco/docuseal

★ 18.8kRubyAGPL-3.0Activelast push 7 days ago

Create, fill and sign PDF forms with a drag-and-drop field builder, plus an API and embeddable signing. AGPL-3.0.

2documenso documenso/documenso

★ 15.5kTypeScriptAGPL-3.0Activelast push today

‘The open source DocuSign alternative’, built with Next.js and a strong focus on signing infrastructure for developers. AGPL-3.0.

3OpenSign OpenSignLabs/OpenSign

★ 7.1kJavaScriptCustom (see repo)Activelast push 3 days ago

A free e-signature app with templates, multiple signers and audit trails. Check its license file for the exact terms.

How to choose

All three cover the basic DocuSign workflow. DocuSeal is strongest on form-filling and embedding, Documenso on developer APIs, OpenSign on a ready-to-use app.

How we pick: we start from every public GitHub repository with 1,000+ stars, keep the projects that do the job in the title, and read their descriptions and licenses. Stars show community size, not quality, so we also show maintenance status. Nobody paid to be listed.