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Scribe vs Letsignit

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Compare Scribe and Letsignit

Letsignit offers add-in signatures, campaigns with A/B tests and a click dashboard for Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace.
Scribe adds website conversion tracking, webhooks, a full REST API and an MCP server for AI agents.

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Comparison

Scribe vs Letsignit
at a glance

How the two products differ on setup, ownership, deployment, analytics, developer access and cost.

Scribe
Setup
Under 30 minutes for most teams Connect Google Workspace or Microsoft 365, sync your directory, publish. Rollouts across large organisations typically take 1 to 7 days.
Day-to-day ownership
Marketing runs it, IT controls it A no-code editor and campaign scheduler for Marketing; roles, directory sync, SSO and audit logs for IT.
Deployment
Client-side by default, server-side optional People see their signature while composing in Gmail and Outlook. Add server-side for full coverage of every mobile app.
Analytics
Clicks through to revenue Views, reach, clicks and CTR per signature, teammate and campaign, plus website conversions through the Scribe JavaScript SDK.
Developer and AI access
API, webhooks, CLI and MCP A public REST API, signed webhooks, a CLI and a hosted MCP server listed in the Claude Directory and the ChatGPT app directory.
Cost
Similar per-user price About $2.32 per user per month at 50 users billed yearly, monthly billing available, free for 2 users.
Letsignit
Setup
Add-in deployment Automatic deployment through an add-in, with Entra ID or Google Directory sync. On-premises AD and Exchange need the Enterprise plan.
Day-to-day ownership
Shared between IT and Marketing Marketing can create and schedule campaigns; governance, roles and permissions for complex environments are Enterprise features.
Deployment
Client-side, SMTP on Enterprise Add-in signatures on standard plans; server-side (SMTP) architecture is tailored on Enterprise.
Analytics
Click dashboard Built-in dashboard with real-time click tracking, A/B tests, and exports to external analytics tools.
Developer and AI access
Signature retrieval API A public API returns a user's current signature; a Salesforce connector and CRM API integration are available. No MCP server or webhooks are documented.
Cost
$2 per user per month Email signatures & vCards plan on an annual subscription; Enterprise on quote.

Feature by feature

Scribe vs Letsignit: feature comparison

Platforms, deployment, analytics, developer access and published pricing, side by side.

Scribe vs Letsignit
FeatureScribeLetsignit
Email platforms and deployment
Microsoft 365 / Outlook
Available.Client-side and server-side
Available.
Google Workspace / Gmail
Available.Client-side and server-side
Available.
Exchange Server (on-premises)
Not offered.Not supported. Microsoft 365 (Exchange Online) only
Limited.Enterprise plan
Client-side install (signature visible while composing)
Available.Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Zoho Mail, plus Salesforce, Outreach, Salesloft and Front
Available.Automatic deployment through an add-in
Server-side install (every device and app)
Available.Google Workspace and Microsoft 365. Can run alongside client-side as a mobile fallback
Limited.Enterprise plan (SMTP architecture)
Directory and data
Directory sync (Entra ID, Google Directory)
Available.Entra ID, Google Workspace Directory, Okta
Available.Entra ID and Google Directory; on-premises AD on Enterprise
HRIS sync (BambooHR, Rippling…)
Available.BambooHR, Rippling, Lucca, PayFit, Dayforce, ChartHop and more
Not documented publicly.
Marketing and analytics
Banner campaigns and scheduling
Available.Targeted by team or Smartfield, scheduled, edited by Marketing
Available.Scheduling, A/B testing and randomised campaigns
Click analytics dashboard
Available.Views, reach, clicks and CTR by signature, teammate, campaign and country
Available.Built-in dashboard with real-time click tracking
Website conversion attribution
Available.JavaScript SDK ties signups, demos and revenue to signature clicks
Limited.Through external analytics tools and the Salesforce connector
Developer and AI access
Public REST API
Available.Signatures, teammates, Smartfields, campaigns, analytics
Limited.Public API for retrieving signatures
MCP server for AI assistants
Available.Hosted MCP server, listed in the Claude Directory and the ChatGPT app directory
Not documented publicly.
Webhooks
Available.Conversions, signatures, teammates, campaigns
Not documented publicly.
Pricing (USD list prices)
Published price
Free for 2 users. Business (3–99 users): $116/month for 50 users billed yearly ($145 billed monthly), about $2.32 per user. 100+ users: Enterprise quote with volume discounts
$2 per user/month (email signatures & vCards plan). Enterprise on quote
Minimum purchase
None
Annual subscription
Free plan or trial
Free plan for 2 users, plus a 14-day trial with all features, unlimited users and no card
Not stated on the pricing page

Competitor details come from each vendor's public pricing, product and help pages, checked October 2026. Prices are USD list prices before tax and negotiated discounts. Spotted something out of date? Write to hello@scribe-mail.com and we will correct it.

Is Scribe right for me?

Who should pick Scribe, and who should not

An honest checklist. If most of the right-hand column describes you, stay where you are.

Scribe is for you if

check tickMarketing wants to update signatures and banners without filing IT tickets.
check tickYou run Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, or both.
check tickYou want people to see their signature while composing, not only after sending.
check tickYou need to show what signature clicks turn into: demos, signups, revenue.
check tickYou want an API, webhooks or an MCP server so your tools and AI agents can manage signatures.
check tickYou want to try every feature with your whole team before talking to sales.

Scribe is not for you if

You need Exchange Server on-premises support.
You also want branded slide templates from the same vendor.
Click counts are all the reporting you need.
You prefer a vendor-led enterprise rollout with a dedicated project team.

How to switch

How to switch from Letsignit to Scribe

Five steps. Run both tools side by side until the pilot group signs off, so nobody sends an email without a signature.

1

Connect your email platform and directory

Start a free trial, connect Google Workspace or Microsoft 365, and sync teammates from Entra ID, Google Directory, Okta or your HRIS. Names, titles and phone numbers fill in automatically.

2

Rebuild your Letsignit template

Recreate your current signature in the no-code editor or start from a template, then map each Letsignit field to a Scribe Smartfield. Add reply and internal variants if you used them.

3

Test with a pilot group

Publish to one team first and check rendering in Outlook, Gmail and on mobile. Choose client-side, server-side or both.

4

Turn off Letsignit signatures

Once Scribe signatures are live for a group, remove those users from their Letsignit signature assignments and unassign the Letsignit add-in in your Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace admin console. This avoids double signatures.

5

Roll out and move your campaigns

Publish to everyone, recreate active banner campaigns, and add the Scribe SDK to your website so signature clicks are tied to conversions from day one.

FAQ

Scribe vs Letsignit: common questions

Letsignit lists $2 per user per month for its Email signatures & vCards plan, on an annual subscription. Scribe is free for 2 users and about $2.32 per user per month at 50 users billed yearly, with monthly billing available; 100+ users get an Enterprise quote.

Yes, Letsignit has a public API to retrieve a user's current signature, plus CRM integration through its API. Scribe's REST API also manages signatures, teammates, Smartfields and campaigns, and Scribe adds webhooks and an MCP server.

Letsignit tracks clicks in real time and connects to external analytics tools and Salesforce. Scribe records website conversions directly with its JavaScript SDK and attributes them to the signature or campaign that was clicked.

Scribe is free for up to 2 users. The Business plan covers 3 to 99 users: $116 per month for 50 users billed yearly, or $145 billed monthly. From 100 users, the Enterprise plan is quoted per organisation with volume discounts, SSO and audit logs. Prices are on scribe-mail.com/pricing.

Yes. Scribe installs signatures client-side in Gmail and Outlook, so people see them while composing, and offers server-side installation for both platforms when you need every mobile app covered. Teammates sync from Entra ID, Google Workspace Directory or Okta. Zoho Mail is supported client-side. Exchange Server on-premises is not supported.

Yes. The 14-day trial includes every feature and unlimited users, with no credit card. You can run it on a pilot group while Letsignit keeps serving everyone else, then switch when you are ready.

ROI

Calculate your potential revenue
and savings

See how much revenue and time your team could gain
with Scribe email signatures.

12% average click-through rate - 6x higher than email marketing standards. Measured on 50,000+ emails with Scribe marketing banners.

With Scribe's conversion tracking, it's a number you will be able to measure.

ROI Calculation

Monthly

Yearly

Save 20%

252,0000

Yearly outreach emails

New leads per year

30,2400

Paying customers

6000

Average order value

$100$0

Potential yearly revenue

$60,000$0

Yearly billing discount

-$348$0

Scribe Yearly Cost

-$1,392$0

Total Earned

+$58,608$0

This is earned back on a yearly basis

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