# DragBin vs DocSend — Document sharing and analytics

DocSend operates as a closed system, with tiered pricing that forces users onto advanced plans and limited data room functionality. DragBin uses an open source encryption core and gives unlimited users and data rooms with post-quantum e-signatures and advanced analytics in one workspace.

## Why switch from DocSend

- Not open source.
- Expensive tiered pricing forces users to advanced plans.
- Limited data room functionality (custom domains, branding).
- Lack of e-signatures within the same ecosystem.

## DragBin advantages

- Open source encryption core.
- Quantum-resistant encryption (ML-KEM + AES-256).
- Unlimited users and unified team pricing.
- Unlimited data rooms and file sizes.
- Post-quantum e-signatures inside the same workspace.
- Advanced document analytics and tracking.

## What DocSend does well

- Document tracking and viewer analytics.
- Metadata protection on shared links.

## Who should switch

Sales, finance, and legal teams sending privileged documents who want signatures, data rooms, and analytics in a single zero-knowledge workspace — without the per-seat ceiling and tier upgrades DocSend imposes.

## Related

- [Pricing](/pricing)
- [Security architecture](/security)
- [Zero-knowledge encryption](/zero-knowledge-encryption)
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