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Agree vs Google Workspace - Comparison 2025
Agree vs. Google Workspace
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Reviewed by Paddy Stobbs
Stackfix Co-Founder & CEO
Advantages of Agree
Agree is significantly better at payment collection than Google Workspace
Agree offers superior audit trail capabilities compared to Google Workspace
Agree provides better security features than Google Workspace
Advantages of Google Workspace
Google Workspace has superior document creation capabilities compared to Agree
Google Workspace offers a more polished user interface than Agree
Google Workspace has better setup experience than Agree
Agree is best for
- Businesses with straightforward document signing workflows
- Who need to collect payments seamlessly during document signing
- And/or who need strong security with KYC-level identity verification
Google Workspace is best for
- Businesses with basic eSignature needs who prioritize quick document creation and easy customization
- Businesses with straightforward document signing requirements
- Who need to quickly generate and customize documents from templates
- And/or who need basic document tracking without complex security requirements
Agree is less good for
- Businesses with complex document workflows requiring granular control over document appearance and formatting
- Who need extensive CRM integrations and data syncing capabilities
- And/or who need advanced features like conditional logic, formula fields, or file upload capabilities
Google Workspace is less good for
- Businesses with complex document workflows requiring advanced security and customization features
- Businesses with strict security and compliance requirements
- Who need advanced document field customization
- And/or who need automated workflow management
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Pricing, features & ratings
 Agree Starting at $0Billed monthly |  Google Workspace Starting at $20.21Converted from GBP user / month Billed monthly |
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| Functionality | 5 <p>Agree's functionality is nascent. Whilst it excels at payments</p> | 5 <p>Google Workspace’s eSignature tool is simple and easy to use but comes with major functional limitations. It doesn’t support payment collection, signer delegation, or e-witnessing. Field options are very limited - no custom fields, conditional logic, formula fields, or dropdowns. There’s also no auto-suggestion for field placement, making setup fully manual. Security is basic, with only 2-Factor Authentication and no options for password protection, ID verification, or knowledge-based authentication.</p> |
| Ease of Use | 9 <p>Agree's interface is very clean and intuitive. Key features are exactly where you’d expect. Pop-up tool tips are helpful without being intrusive.</p><p>The drag-and-drop builder is similarly easy to use. And the homepage clearly displays the status of your documents (draft, sent, executed).</p> | 9 <p>Google Workspace’s eSignature tool is highly user-friendly, largely due to its limited functionality. The interface is clean and simple, with minimal distractions, making it easy to navigate for basic e-signature tasks. Without advanced features like complex workflows, reporting, or conditional fields, users can focus solely on preparing and sending documents for signature. Tracking status is straightforward, and the overall experience is smooth for anyone handling simple signing needs.</p> |
| Look and feel | 8 <p>Agree provides a modern and fast interface. It lacks any flashes of delight, but that doesn't matter. Pages load quickly and everything feels premium and designed with care.</p> | 9 <p>Google Workspace’s eSignature feature offers a clean, minimal interface that makes basic signing tasks straightforward. Its stripped-down design keeps things simple and easy to navigate, especially for users focused purely on core e-signature needs. With no distractions from advanced features like complex workflows or detailed reporting, the experience remains focused and intuitive. The visual layout is basic but functional, making it accessible even for first-time users.</p> |
| Customisability | 5 <p>Agree offers basic customisability - you can upload your logo and brand colour - but lacks the power of some of the larger eSignature platforms. Notably, your can't set the signing order, or set custom field properties. There is also no ability to create custom reports.</p> | 5 <p>Google Workspace’s eSignature tool offers very limited customisability. There’s no support for signer delegation or e-witnessing, and no ability to create custom reports or user permissions. Field options are basic - no dropdowns, custom fields, conditional logic, or formulas. You're limited to standard input fields with minimal control over how documents are structured or how signers interact with them. This lack of flexibility makes it suitable only for the simplest signing needs.</p> |
| Ease of Setup | 8 <p>Agree is incredibly quick to set up. The free tier is self-serve, meaning there's not friction to getting started. And the product is so intuitive that we were ready to send out first contracts out in less than 5 minutes. That said, to access the Teams or Enterprise tiers you need to email Agree's team, which will slow you down.</p> | 9 <p>Google Workspace’s eSignature tool is quick to set up, especially for users already familiar with Google Docs. Creating and sending a basic document for signature takes just minutes. Due to the limited customization options, setup is simple - there are no complex templates, advanced permissions, or detailed roles to configure. Branding is minimal but easy to apply. Overall, the ease of setup reflects the tool’s simplicity, making it a fast start for basic e-signature needs.</p> |
| Customer Support | 4 <p>Agree currently offers no Help Centre or Live Chat. The only way to get support is to email the team.</p> | 6 <p>Microsoft’s customer support is solid for basic needs, especially with its wide range of self-help resources and responsive live chat. For business users with a support plan, service is generally reliable and timely. However, complex issues can take longer to resolve, and support quality can vary depending on the agent or region. Free-tier users may find the help more limited, but for most standard problems, the support experience is smooth and effective.</p> |
| Integratability | 2 <p>Agree lacks commonly needed integrations - such as with CRMs (e.g. HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive) and non-US-centric accounting systems (e.g. Xero).</p> | 6 <p>Google Workspace’s eSignature tool integrates seamlessly with Google Docs and Google Drive, since it functions as a built-in add-on. This makes it easy to prepare, send, and manage documents directly within the Google ecosystem. However, a major drawback is the lack of an API - despite being one of the most requested features, there’s currently no way to connect the eSignature tool to external systems or automate workflows, limiting its use in more advanced or integrated setups.</p> |
| Ease of Migration | 5 <p><span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">Agree offers minimal data export options. Finished documents can be exported in PDF format, and audit trails come in CSV format. A major drawback is the inability to download reports for tracking insights across multiple documents. With no native CRM integrations, data syncing is difficult—additional data must be exported via API for customization and automation.</span></p> | 2 <p>Google Workspace’s eSignature tool offers basic export options. Signed documents are automatically saved to Google Drive and can be downloaded as PDFs, making it easy to store or share completed files. However, there are no advanced export features - no bulk export, no custom file naming, and no metadata export. You also can’t export reports or audit trails separately. While it covers the essentials, exportability is limited and not suited for high-volume or compliance-heavy workflows.</p> |
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