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E-signature

Canadian alternatives to DocuSign

DocuSign: For Canadian customers, DocuSign stores data in Canada. It is owned by a US company, so the US CLOUD Act can require it to produce data it controls, wherever that data is stored.

Tier 4: US-owned, Canadian region

Not US-owned, data in Canada

Owned outside Canada and the United States, with data stored in Canada.

If storage in Canada is enough

These are US-owned but can keep data in Canada. They meet most storage rules; they do not meet an ownership test.

  • Dropbox SignTier 4: US-owned, Canadian region

    Dropbox Sign (formerly HelloSign)

    Stored in Canada?
    Yes, if you choose it
    Owner
    Dropbox, Inc.
    Servers run by
    Dropbox infrastructure · US company

    Stored in Canada at rest, processed in the US.

  • OneSpan SignTier 4: US-owned, Canadian region

    OneSpan Sign (formerly eSignLive / Silanis)

    Stored in Canada?
    Yes, if you choose it
    Owner
    OneSpan Inc. (Chicago, IL; Nasdaq: OSPN)
    Servers run by
    AWS and Azure partner data centres (current); IBM SoftLayer historically · US company

    Region is chosen when the account is provisioned.

  • SignorityTier 4: US-owned, Canadian region

    Signority eSignature

    Stored in Canada?
    Yes
    Owner
    Signority Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of FileCloud (CodeLathe Technologies Inc., Austin, TX)
    Servers run by
    Amazon Web Services Canada (Central) · US company

    Says it remains a Canadian entity operating in Canada after the 2024 acquisition; the parent is American.

Ranked by tier, not by quality: this site rates where data goes and who owns the company, not features or price. See all e-signature listings and the methodology.