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
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
ADOC for public institutions An ADOC-V1.0 wizard with QES Public materials emphasize the ASiC-E and PDF formats

When to choose Dokobit

  • You regularly sign with partners across many European countries and need broad support for foreign eID means.
  • You are rolling out a large-scale integration through their API/Gateway and a monthly plan pays off.
  • 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.

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