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Digify Pricing: Plans, Add-On Costs & Alternatives (2026)

Digify publishes two main plans, but its per-user, per-room, and per-guest add-on fees change the real total. Full breakdown of what each tier includes and when alternatives win.

Iuliia ShnaiUpdated July 24, 20267 min read
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Digify pricing starts at $180 per month for Pro ($130 per month on annual billing) with one user, three data rooms, and 100 GB of storage, and $480 per month for Team ($330 annual) with three users and ten rooms. Enterprise is quote-based. There is no free plan; trials run 7 days.

The structure to watch is the add-ons: extra users at about $25 per month, extra rooms at about $50 per month, and extra guest packs at about $25 per 25 guests on Pro. A growing process can push the real bill well past the sticker price. Here is the full picture.

Digify plans and prices

PlanMonthly billingAnnual billingUsersData roomsStorageGuests
Pro$180/mo$130/mo13100 GB50
Team$480/mo$330/mo310500 GB200
EnterpriseCustomCustomCustomUnlimitedCustomCustom
Annual billing saves up to ~43% versus monthly. There is no free plan; Digify offers a 7-day trial.

The add-on fees that change the total

Example: a two-person team running five rooms with 80 guests on Pro annual pays roughly $130 + $25 (user) + $100 (2 rooms) + $50 (guest packs) ≈ $305 per month, close to Team territory. Model your actual counts before choosing a tier.

  • Additional users: ~$25 per user per month on Pro.
  • Additional data rooms: ~$50 per room per month beyond plan limits.
  • Additional guests: ~$25 per 25-guest pack on Pro.
  • Dynamic watermarking and screen shield (screenshot deterrence) are Team-tier strengths; check what Pro includes before assuming.
  • SSO and dedicated support sit in Enterprise.

Digify cost vs. alternatives

Digify's document-control depth is real: expiry, revocation, post-download protection, and tracking are its heritage from the DRM side. For control-heavy external sharing, it earns a place on shortlists.

On pure data room economics, the per-room and per-guest meters work against it. Papermark includes unlimited data rooms and unlimited visitors from €99 per month, with watermarking and granular permissions included, and no per-room math to manage.

ProviderComparable costRoom / guest limits
Papermark€99/mo (annual ~€64/mo)Unlimited rooms, unlimited visitors
Digify Pro$130–$180/mo + add-ons3 rooms, 50 guests, 1 user
Digify Team$330–$480/mo10 rooms, 200 guests, 3 users
DocSend Advanced Data Rooms$180–$300/moUnlimited rooms, 3 users

Verdict: who should pay for Digify

Choose Digify when post-send control is the point: revoking access after download, expiring files, and watching exactly where sensitive documents travel. Its Team tier is a solid mid-market control platform, and ISO 27001 certification underpins the security story.

If what you need is a data room for fundraising or diligence, the metered rooms and guests make Digify an awkward fit next to flat, unlimited-room pricing. Papermark covers the room use case from €99 per month without add-on arithmetic, and you can verify its security model in the open-source code.

Next steps

FAQ

How much does Digify cost?

Digify Pro costs $180 per month ($130 on annual billing) with 1 user, 3 data rooms, and 100 GB storage. Team costs $480 per month ($330 annual) with 3 users and 10 rooms. Enterprise is quote-based.

Does Digify have a free plan?

No free plan. Digify offers a 7-day free trial.

What add-on fees does Digify charge?

Reported add-ons include roughly $25 per extra user per month, $50 per extra data room per month, and $25 per additional 25 guests on the Pro plan. These can materially raise the effective price.

What is a cheaper alternative to Digify?

For the data room use case, Papermark offers unlimited rooms and visitors from €99 per month with watermarking and permissions included, plus an open-source self-hosted option. Digify remains stronger for DRM-style post-download control.

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