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A WaiverElectronic alternative without renewal surprises.
WaiverElectronic packs a lot in—bookings, payments, big allowances—at aggressive first-year prices. The fine print is that its lower tiers renew higher in year two. Here's the comparison with renewal pricing included.
Pricing, side by side.
| Volume | WaiverElectronic | Waiver Studio |
|---|---|---|
| Entry tier | $11.99 / 70 (renews at $14.99) | $15 / 100 waivers |
| ~500-600 waivers/month | $34.99 / 600 (renews at $49.99) | $29.99 / 500 waivers |
| ~1,000 waivers/month | No 1,000 tier — $119.99 / 2,500 is the next step | $49.99 / 1,000 waivers |
| ~2,500 waivers/month | $119.99 / 2,500 | $119.99 / 2,500 waivers |
WaiverElectronic pricing verified August 27, 2026 from their public pricing page; plans change—check their site for current rates. WaiverElectronic's Basic and Starter plans advertise first-year rates that increase on renewal; renewal prices shown are from their pricing page. Spot an error? Tell us and we’ll fix it.
Why teams pick Waiver Studio.
- The price you sign up at is the price you renew at—no year-two increase.
- Kiosk mode, offline signing, and check-in tracking via API—in a focused waiver product with no unrelated modules to configure.
- SOC 2 compliant, with records encrypted in transit and at rest.
- One-tap links with no waiver-selection screens, and a records model built for instant retrieval.
The bottom line.
Choose Waiver Studio if you want a focused, polished waiver workflow with pricing that stays put and terms you don't have to re-read at renewal.
Feature notes reflect each product’s public materials as of August 27, 2026. Third-party integrations on our side are labeled as planned until they are live and tested end to end.
Try the signing experience before you decide.
One minute on your own phone tells you more than any comparison table. Then send us the waiver you use today—we’ll convert it free.