Prices checked November 2026
Online notary cost comparison
What an online notarization costs with us and with four national platforms, using each company's own published prices. We are not the lowest price for a single seal; the examples below show where we come out higher and where lower.
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Published prices
| Company | First notarization | Each extra seal | Each extra signer | Witness | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MCC Solutions | $40 per session | no per-seal charge | $10 | $40 (add-on) | Per 30-minute session, by a New Jersey notary. Holiday appointment: $75. |
| Proof (formerly Notarize) | $25 (first seal, Notarize Network) | $15 | $10 | $10 to $15 | Proof's help center lists an on-demand witness at $10 and notarize.com/pricing lists $15, so we show both. A separate transaction fee applies to its e-sign-only transactions. Source: notarize.com/pricing, Proof help center: how much does notarization cost, checked November 2026. |
| NotaryCam | $25 (per seal, one signer included) | $25 | $10 | not published | Prices are per seal. Signers without a U.S. Social Security number are $79 each. Real estate closings are priced separately, from $199. Source: notarycam.com/pricing, checked November 2026. |
| OneNotary | $25 (one stamp and one signer) | $10 | $10 | $15 | Individual pricing; business plans are separate. Source: onenotary.us individuals pricing, checked November 2026. |
| BlueNotary | not confirmed | not confirmed | not confirmed | not confirmed | We could not open a pricing page published by BlueNotary itself when we checked, so we list no BlueNotary price. Check its own site for current prices. |
Their prices are as published on each company's own pricing page when we checked in November 2026; they can change at any time, and some companies add fees for particular situations. "Not published" means the page we checked lists no price for it. Ours come from our booking settings when this page loads, and the booking form shows the total before you confirm.
Three examples, worked out
| Example | MCC Solutions | Proof (formerly Notarize) | NotaryCam | OneNotary | BlueNotary |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| One document with one notary seal, one signer | $40 | $25 | $25 | $25 | n/a |
| In this example our price is higher than each published price in the table (Proof (formerly Notarize), NotaryCam, OneNotary). | |||||
| One document, one seal, two signers | $50 | $35 | $35 | $35 | n/a |
| In this example our price is higher than each published price in the table (Proof (formerly Notarize), NotaryCam, OneNotary). | |||||
| Three seals, two signers | $50 | $65 | $85 | $55 | n/a |
| In this example our price is lower than each published price in the table (Proof (formerly Notarize), NotaryCam, OneNotary). | |||||
Totals use each company's published per-seal and per-signer prices only, with no optional extras. A company whose page doesn't publish a needed price shows n/a.
What the price doesn't tell you
- Who the notary is. Our sessions are run by commissioned New Jersey notaries, and New Jersey law treats the act as performed in New Jersey wherever you are.
- Remote-specific certificate wording. Part of what our price pays for: a commissioned NJ notary who uses the remote certificate wording NJ requires, so the receiving office sees the right form for a New Jersey remote act. Our certificate states that the act was performed using communication technology (N.J.S.A. 52:7-10.10(j)). This describes our certificates only, not anyone else's. What it must say
- Whether the recipient accepts it. That's the same question with every provider. Check what to ask.
- Hours. Open 7 am to 9 pm ET, every day, by appointment.
- Documents going abroad. If an apostille is needed, read apostille after an online notarization before you choose any provider.
Next steps
- Will my online notarization be accepted?
- Several signers on one session
- How to get a document notarized online
- Remote witnesses for businesses
General information, not legal advice. We are not lawyers: we notarize, and we don't draft or explain documents. Whoever receives your document decides what it accepts, and we can't guarantee that any office or company will accept it. Updated November 8, 2026.
FAQ
Common questions
Are you the cheapest online notary?
No, not for a single seal: several platforms publish a lower first-seal price. Our session price has no per-seal charge, so with several seals the totals change; the examples show both.
Where do the other prices come from?
Each company's own pricing page, checked in November 2026. Prices change, so check their page before you choose.
Do any fees get added to yours?
Anything beyond the session and extra signers, such as a holiday fee or an add-on you choose, shows in the booking form before you confirm.
Is a cheaper notarization less valid?
Validity depends on the notary's commission and the law of the notary's state, not the price. Whether the recipient accepts it is a separate question for any provider.