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WaiverKit vs Smartwaiver

Both products collect signed waivers on a phone or a kiosk and store a searchable record. This page compares the two on the facts we can source, on the same billing period, and says where Smartwaiver is the stronger choice. Prices change; check both sites before deciding.

Entry plan, billed annually

PlanPer yearPer month (annual billing)Signed waivers included per monthSource and date
WaiverKit StarterUSD 192USD 16500 (soft cap: signers are never turned away, you are emailed)waiverkit.io/pricing, `src/config/plans.ts`, 2026-09-14
Smartwaiver BasicUSD 194USD 16.17100smartwaiver.com/pricing as retrieved on 2026-09-09 by an external audit; not re-verified on this date

Where Smartwaiver is stronger

  • Fourteen years in the category and a much larger public review base (51 Capterra and 20 G2 reviews were counted in August 2026; WaiverKit has none in that category).
  • Integrations with booking and point-of-sale systems that WaiverKit does not offer; we have not verified their scope, so treat them as a question to ask Smartwaiver.
  • Higher tiers that scale to 2,500 signings a month with a dedicated product team behind them.

Where WaiverKit is stronger

  • Five times the included volume at the entry price, and a soft cap that never blocks a signer at the door.
  • Nineteen interface languages for signers; the English templates are written for US law, the translated template pages adapt to each language's main jurisdiction, and no version carries a jurisdiction-specific legal review.
  • Every plan, including Free, stores the evidence record (server timestamp, IP, device, template version hash, consent version) and exports the PDF.
  • A public trust center that names where data is processed and what a record proves, with an evidence owner per claim.

What this comparison does not cover

Feature-by-feature equivalence, kiosk hardware, support quality, uptime and integrations were not tested side by side. Smartwaiver's prices and allowances are the audit's retrieval, not a checkout total. Nothing here is a claim that WaiverKit replaces every Smartwaiver feature.

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