# 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 is open-source, self-hostable, 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 and self-hostable.
- 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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