DocuSign vs IntakeQ for therapists

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At a glance

The differences that matter

Side-by-side facts. Rows where the two tools differ meaningfully are highlighted.

Feature	DocuSign	IntakeQ
Pricing from	$11 / mo	$55 / mo
Pricing modelSame	paid	paid
HIPAASame	Yes	Yes
Free trialSame	Yes	Yes
Target users	Group practices and clinics Practices needing robust e-sign Clinicians sending consents/agreements	Therapists with custom intake workflows Practices needing form depth beyond EHR defaults Solo practitioners wanting intake + scheduling
Key features	E-signature and document workflows Audit trails and tamper-evident logs Configurable signer authentication Templates	Custom intake forms with conditional logic E-signatures Secure messaging Scheduling and reminders
Integrations	Many integrations API EHR/CRM	Most EHRs (export/import) Stripe Square Practice Q (sister product)

DocuSign

Pricing from: $11 / mo
Pricing model: paid
HIPAA: Yes
Free trial: Yes
Target users: Group practices and clinics
Practices needing robust e-sign
Clinicians sending consents/agreements
Key features: E-signature and document workflows
Audit trails and tamper-evident logs
Configurable signer authentication
Templates
Integrations: Many integrations
API
EHR/CRM

IntakeQ

Pricing from: $55 / mo
Pricing model: paid
HIPAA: Yes
Free trial: Yes
Target users: Therapists with custom intake workflows
Practices needing form depth beyond EHR defaults
Solo practitioners wanting intake + scheduling
Key features: Custom intake forms with conditional logic
E-signatures
Secure messaging
Scheduling and reminders
Integrations: Most EHRs (export/import)
Stripe
Square
Practice Q (sister product)

Pricing

What you actually pay

Starting prices and what they include. The cheaper tool is not always the better value.

Lower price

DocuSign

paid

$11/month

Free trial$44/mo less than the other

IntakeQ

paid

$55/month

Free trial

Honest assessment

Where each tool wins and loses

Based on hands-on testing. Both tools have real weaknesses worth knowing before you commit.

DocuSign

What works well

Market-leading e-signature
Strong audit/security
HIPAA-capable with BAA
Many integrations

Where it falls short

HIPAA needs the right plan plus deliberate setup
Not therapy-specific
Cost scales with volume
Confirm BAA before PHI

IntakeQ

What works well

Powerful form builder
BAA included
Reasonable pricing
Good integrations

Where it falls short

Overlaps with EHR features (potential double-pay)
UI dated in places

Take it for a spin

Try them

Both tools offer free trials. The fastest way to confirm a fit is to run one real session through each.

Enterprise e-signature with HIPAA-ready workflows and a BAA.

Try DocuSign

From $11/moFree trialHIPAA-compliant

Visit DocuSign

HIPAA-compliant intake forms with scheduling and billing.

Try IntakeQ

From $55/moFree trialHIPAA-compliant

Visit IntakeQ

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