BunnyDoc Reviews

I purchased it the deal some time ago and tried to implement it a few times. It has encoding problems with various languages, UI glitches and no API unless you pay monthly for it - this should be clearly communicated directly at the deal page.

BunnyDoc Review

I'm the founder of a naturopathy educational institute in Quebec, Canada. We needed an e-signature solution to collect consent forms from students and clients before appointments — roughly 100 documents per month. After researching DocuSign, eZsign, and BreezeDoc, I purchased the BunnyDoc Lifetime Plan 3 on AppSumo.

What works well:

• Public Form Links are the standout feature. We generate a unique URL for each consent document and embed it in our appointment reminder emails (via Acuity Scheduling). The client clicks, enters their name and email, receives the signing request, signs, and we're done. Zero manual work on our end. This alone justified the purchase.

• The signing request email arrived instantly and landed in the inbox (not spam) on our first tests with Gmail. This was our biggest concern going in, given reports from other users about deliverability issues.

• The client-facing form is clean and professional. Our logo appears at the top, the title is clear, the interface is in French (a pleasant surprise for our Quebec clientele), and the reCAPTCHA adds a layer of security.

• The field editor is intuitive. Placing signature fields, text fields, auto-fill name, and signed date on our PDF took minutes. Once you understand the drag-and-drop system, it's fast.

• Entrust digital certificates (AATL) embedded in the signed PDFs give real legal weight — important for us.

• The plan includes 1,500 web signatures/month, 10 public form links, and 10 team members — more than enough for a small company.

• Google Drive integration for automatic backup of signed documents is a smart safety net.

What could be improved:

• The confirmation page after the client submits the public form link is in English only ("Action Required - Follow Instructions in the Email"). For a bilingual or French-speaking clientele, this is jarring. A language option or customizable confirmation message would help.

• Templates and Links are separate workflows. You'd expect to create a template once and generate a public link from it, but instead you upload the same PDF twice — once for the template, once for the link. Minor inconvenience, but it feels redundant.

• No custom email domain (sending from @yourdomain.com instead of @bunnydoc.com). This would significantly improve deliverability and brand trust. I hope this feature is on the roadmap.

• The "Powered by BunnyDoc" footer on the client-facing form can't be removed on the Lifetime plan. Not a dealbreaker, but white-labeling would be appreciated.

Bottom line:

For the price of a one-time lifetime deal, BunnyDoc delivers serious value. The Public Form Links + appointment reminder workflow is exactly what small clinics and educational institutes need. The digital certificates give it an edge over simpler alternatives like BreezeDoc. If email deliverability holds up across a broader range of recipients and the team addresses the language/localization gaps, this could be a long-term solution. Hope the company will stay alive. We never know with startup. Still, very promising.

Thank you.

There is potential for this application, and with further development, it could become quite useful. Currently, due to widespread email spam, scams, and phishing attempts, businesses have implemented settings to prevent such messages. As a result, I have not been successful in delivering this to any business email addresses; however, it has worked twice with personal email accounts. Since the primary value for us lies in business use, some additional refinement should enable it to become a viable solution. At this stage, though, it does not provide any significant benefit, despite my strong interest in its success.

After a while you sort of realize you're stuck with software that works great but your clients never sign anything, that's because it goes to the depths of spam folders. I can't even add team members because they don't even know where to look for the invite in their email client. Customer service is slow to non-existent, and haven't acknowledged the issue at all. Deliverable mail is about 80 percent of what an e-sign service should provide, it's crazy we can't get that, and it's the only e-sign client I have with this issue. Breezedoc seems to be heading in a good direction these days, there's a few things it still needs but that is the deal you should be looking at if you're deciding between these two.

I signed up thinking I paid for unlimited envelopes and I only get 5 per month. I've tried to upgrade several times and it never works, i've emailed support and no response. Very disappointed. Functionality is great but doesn't matter if I can't send a doc to be signed.