Comparison
Dokobit alternative in Lithuania: Tvarka Sign
Dokobit is a strong international signing platform, and there are situations where it will suit you better (we cover that openly below). But if you are a Lithuanian company paying for a plan you never use up, or for team seats whose users sign once a month, compare.
Competitor prices were checked on 2026-05-26 against Dokobit's public pricing documents (sources at the bottom of the page). Verify before deciding – pricing can change.
Comparison
| Question | Tvarka Sign | Dokobit |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | You pay only for successful qualified electronic signature (QES) actions – no subscription | Price depends on the plan and the channel used |
| Lithuanian QES price | €0.29 + VAT up to 99 QES/month, €0.26 up to 499, €0.24 up to 999; USB/eID – 30–40% cheaper | Portal: €0.44 on Professional, €0.33 on Business / Enterprise; API/Gateway: €0.40–€0.25 with monthly plans |
| Initial commitment | Balance top-up from €5 | API/Gateway publicly lists plans from €55/month and a €300 system setup fee |
| An API for integrations | Yes – a public Sign API: multi-signer invitations, signing order, reminders, cryptographically signed callbacks (webhooks) and an MCP server. The same per-signature price – no plan and no setup fee. | Yes – Documents Gateway: plans from €55/month and a €300 setup fee; callbacks (postbacks) carry no cryptographic signature |
| User seats | No seat fees – the Manager can invite an unlimited number of users. | Team use is tied to the Business / Enterprise tiers |
| Contactless ID-card signing (NFC) | Yes – first in Lithuania | Does not publicly announce such a capability |
| PIN entries per signature | One – for Smart-ID, Mobile-ID and the NFC ID card | One |
| ADOC for public institutions | An ADOC-V1.0 wizard with QES | Public materials emphasize the ASiC-E and PDF formats |
| Readiness for the EU changes (2026/248 formats, EUDI wallet) | Produces all five EU formats, with the level confirmed by the European Commission's DSS validator. Ready for the EUDI wallet: the integration is tested against the Commission's reference components, and we connect as soon as a wallet goes live. | Signicat (the Dokobit group) publicly states wallet readiness and takes part in EU pilots. We found no public statement about the 2026/248 formats. |
When to choose Dokobit
- You regularly sign with partners across many European countries and need broad support for foreign eID means.
- Your integration requires a qualified electronic seal or embedding the signing window directly in your own system – capabilities Tvarka deliberately does not offer.
- Your group of companies already works in the Dokobit ecosystem.
When to choose Tvarka Sign
- You are a Lithuanian company and pay only for actual use – no plan you never use up.
- Several people sign – the accountant, a deputy, representatives – and you do not want to pay for each seat.
- You need to sign stacks of documents in one action, ADOC for public institutions, or automatic archival PDF/A.
- You want to sign with your ID card without a reader – by tapping the card on your phone.
- You are connecting signing to your own system through an API and want to pay per signature only – no monthly plan and no setup fee.
Sources
- Dokobit portal signature prices: dokobit.com/docs/pricing/Dokobit-portal-signature-prices.pdf (accessed 2026-05-26)
- Dokobit e-signing solutions pricing: dokobit.com/docs/pricing/Dokobit-e-signing-solutions-pricing.pdf (accessed 2026-05-26)
- Signicat (the Dokobit group) on EUDI wallets: signicat.com/use-cases/eudi-wallet (accessed 2026-08-28)
- Tvarka readiness status and the DSS verdicts: tvarka.pro/en/eu-readiness/
- Tvarka Sign prices: tvarka.pro/en/pricing/
- Tvarka Sign API documentation and contract (OpenAPI): sign-api.tvarka.pro/docs
- Dokobit Documents Gateway API reference: gateway-sandbox.dokobit.com/api/doc (accessed 2026-08-27)