DealBuilder vs Posten Signering, alternative to Posten Signering
DealBuilder is a Norwegian alternative to Posten Signering for companies that want proposals, agreements, e-signing, follow-up and an archive in one solution.
Posten Signering lets businesses send documents for signing from the web or through an API. DealBuilder also uploads and signs PDFs, and lets companies create their own proposals and agreements from templates.
Similarities between DealBuilder and Posten Signering
Both solutions support PDF signing with BankID, multiple signers and document delivery. Both have business offerings and an API for integrations.
DealBuilder vs Posten Signering
Comparison of DealBuilder Business with Posten Signering for businesses. Enterprise is included where relevant.
| Area | DealBuilder | Posten Signering |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Business: NOK 299 per user per month. Enterprise: tailored volume pricing. | Pay per use. Posten lists no setup or monthly fee for its signing service. |
| From document to signed agreement | Upload PDFs or create proposals and agreements in DealBuilder. Send, sign, follow up and archive in one solution. | Upload a document for signing. The business account shows pending and signed requests. Posten also points to contract templates from the Norwegian Consumer Council. |
| Signing methods | Click and handwritten signing are included. BankID and SMS are priced by usage. | Sign using an electronic ID, including Norwegian BankID and Buypass. Notifications can be sent by email or SMS. |
| Volume | Click-to-sign and handwritten signatures are included in Business. BankID and SMS are priced based on usage. For higher signing volumes, DealBuilder offers tailored Enterprise pricing. | Costs follow use of the signing service; no fixed monthly fee is listed. |
| Templates and organisation | Custom templates with products, prices and terms. Departments and access controls are in Business; Enterprise can cover multiple companies in one solution. | Documents can be uploaded for signing. Businesses can view and search signing requests. |
| Integrations and API | Integrations, API and webhooks can be added as needed. | Posten offers an API for businesses that want to automate sending documents for signing. |
| Setup and support | Norwegian support and free help with setup and switching are included. | Posten lists customer service and help for businesses adopting its signing service. |
Sources: DealBuilder pricing, Posten Signering, Posten API and Posten FAQ (checked 28.09.2026).
What is Posten Signering
Posten Signering is a Norwegian service for sending and signing documents digitally. Businesses can send from the web, through a case management system or via an API. Signers identify themselves with an electronic ID such as Norwegian BankID or Buypass.
For businesses, the service shows requests that are pending, signed or stopped. Posten lists pay-per-use pricing without setup or monthly fees.
What is DealBuilder
DealBuilder combines PDF signing with the ability to create proposals and agreements from custom templates. Documents can be sent, signed, followed up and archived in one solution.
Business includes departments and access controls. Click and handwritten signing are included, while BankID and SMS are priced by usage. Integrations, API and webhooks can be added as needed.
Key differences
Posten Signering is an option when a company wants to upload and send documents for signing on a pay-per-use basis. Posten also offers an API and a business overview of signing requests.
DealBuilder is particularly relevant when a company wants to create and reuse proposals and agreements with its own templates, products, prices and terms, and follow documents from creation through signing to the archive in the same solution.
BankID and other signing methods
Both offer BankID signing. In DealBuilder Business, click and handwritten signing are included; BankID and SMS are priced by usage. DealBuilder also supports Swedish BankID, Danish MitID and the Finnish Trust Network.
Posten Signering uses electronic ID for signing, including BankID and Buypass. Other foreign eIDs are supported in some cases, according to Posten.
API and document workflow
Both offer an API. Posten describes its API for businesses that produce many documents and want to automate sending them for signature.
With DealBuilder, a business can combine PDF uploads or documents from its own templates with delivery, status tracking, follow-up and an archive. API, webhooks and integrations can be added as needed.
Pricing and value with DealBuilder
DealBuilder Business costs NOK 299 per user per month. Enterprise has tailored volume pricing for high signing volumes, many users or multiple companies. Click and handwritten signing are included. BankID and SMS are priced by usage.
Posten says its signing service is paid for by use, without setup or monthly fees. The right model depends on signing method, number of users, volume and the need to create and follow up proposals and agreements. DealBuilder includes Norwegian support and free help with setup and switching.
When DealBuilder is a good fit
DealBuilder is relevant for businesses that want to sign existing PDFs and create their own proposals and agreements from templates. It gives sales, HR and administration one workflow for sending, signing, follow-up and archiving.
Business includes departments and access controls. Larger organisations with many users, high signing volumes or multiple companies can get tailored Enterprise pricing.
How DealBuilder is used in practice
DealBuilder is used by small and large businesses. See examples in customer stories from Homely, Sigdal, DRIVE Mobility, ITX, Energima and Avonova.
Summary
Both services support digital signing with BankID, and both have an API for businesses. Posten Signering is paid for by use and lets businesses send documents for signing.
DealBuilder is an alternative when a company wants to combine PDF signing with custom proposal and agreement templates, follow-up, an archive and departments. Business has a published per-user price, and click and handwritten signing are included.
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