SigFinch vs Exclaimer
Exclaimer is a capable enterprise product built for server-side deployment across hundreds of seats. That power comes with an IT project, a contract, and access to your mail tenant. SigFinch is the version for everyone else.
Exclaimer is the better fit if
A large organisation with an IT department that wants signatures applied server-side across Google Workspace or Microsoft 365, centrally, with no one pasting anything. Exclaimer is genuinely built for that job.
SigFinch is the better fit if
A business of a few to a few dozen people, without an IT team, that wants signatures live this afternoon and would rather not route its email through anyone.
| Exclaimer | SigFinch | |
|---|---|---|
| Setup | Server-side deployment, connected to your mail tenant | A personal link each; copy and paste once, with install steps for six clients |
| Access to your mail | Needs admin access, and mail may route through their servers | Never touches your mail; no tenant access, no pixels |
| Minimums and contract | Aimed at larger seat counts, typically annual | No seat minimum, monthly, cancel any time |
| Starting | A sales conversation | A 30-day trial with no card |
Past a few hundred seats with an IT team that wants central control, Exclaimer is the right tool. Below that, an enterprise deployment is a lot of machinery for a signature, and SigFinch does the job without touching your mail.
No card needed. $1 a signature, and the bill stops at $99.
