Most eSignature platforms charge per user. Add a team member, pay more. Bring on a freelancer for a project, pay more. Hand access to a colleague while you're away, pay more. Connie doesn't work that way. Every plan, including the free one, includes unlimited users. No per-seat fees, no licence management, no surprises on the bill.
Why Per-User Pricing Doesn't Fit the Creative Industry
Productions are not fixed teams. A film crew changes from project to project. A photographer brings in a second shooter for a big event. A production company onboards new producers for a series and wraps them up a few months later.
Per-user pricing was designed for corporate IT departments with stable headcounts. For creative teams where collaboration is fluid and project-based, it creates unnecessary admin: adding and removing users, tracking costs per head, making access decisions based on what the software charges rather than what the project needs.
What Unlimited Users Looks Like Day to Day
In practice it's straightforward. Your whole team can have access. Freelancers and collaborators can be added for a project without affecting your plan. Assistants, coordinators, producers, whoever needs to be in Connie can be, without it becoming a budget conversation.
Platforms like DocuSign and AdobeSign both charge per user, which means costs scale with team size. For organisations working with rotating collaborators across multiple productions, that adds up and creates overhead that has nothing to do with the actual work.
Why We Made This Choice
It wasn't an accident. Connie is built for industries where teams are fluid and productions are temporary. A per-user model would make that harder, not easier. Unlimited users is a reflection of how creative work actually happens, not a promotional offer.
One plan. One price. Everyone in.
You want to simplify your paperwork? Start a free trial now, find more information about Connie here, or book a demo session to learn more.
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