You can now buy an Autenti by InfoCert qualified electronic signature (QES) entirely online and pay in your own currency. Once you've paid for a one-, two- or three-year plan, you can book your identity verification straight away. Each certificate covers unlimited signatures for one person.
Key takeaways:
- Pay once for the entire contract term and sign without limits.
- Buy your certificate online and pay in your own currency. The only difference between the plans is their duration: one, two or three years.
- The more you sign, the lower the cost per signature: at 100 documents that’s €0.80 per signature, at 1,000 it’s under €0.08.
- A qualified electronic signature (QES) is the highest of the three levels defined in eIDAS and the only one with legal effect equivalent to a handwritten signature. Every EU Member State recognises it, regardless of which country issued the certificate.
- You verify your identity remotely, on a video call with an advisor. Verification is included in the price of the plan.
- You sign documents in your browser or the mobile app, confirming each signature with a PIN and an SMS code, no card or card reader needed.
The more you sign, the less you pay per signature
With signature bundles, you buy a set number of qualified signatures and have to keep checking how many you have left. Autenti by InfoCert works differently: you pay once for the entire period and sign as often as you need. At 100 documents a year, that's under €0.80 per signature. At 1,000, under €0.08.
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Contract term
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Net price per user
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1 year
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79 €
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2 years
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109 € (54,5 € per year)
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3 years
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139 € (46,33 € per year)
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The only difference between the plans is how long they last. Each certificate is issued in one person's name, with remote identity verification included in the price.
A signature valid across the EU
The eIDAS Regulation defines three levels of electronic signature: simple, advanced and qualified. The qualified electronic signature (QES) is the highest level and the only one with legal effect equivalent to a handwritten (wet) signature.
Every EU Member State recognises the QES as qualified, regardless of which country issued the certificate (Article 25, eIDAS).
This matters most where the law requires written form for certain documents, for example in Germany, Austria, Czechia, Slovakia or Poland. To meet that requirement electronically, you need a QES.
Video call identity verification
To get a qualified certificate, you need to verify your identity. With Autenti by InfoCert, you can do this entirely online on a video call with an advisor, which takes up to 20 minutes. For the call, you'll need a valid passport, a mobile phone, a webcam, a microphone, a stable internet connection and a quiet place.
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After payment, choose a time for your call from the calendar in your activation email.
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Fill in the form with your passport details.
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Join the call with your advisor, who will verify your identity.
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Right after the call, sign your certificate application and set an 8-digit PIN.
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You'll receive your login details by email, along with confirmation that your certificate has been issued.
From then on, you can sign documents on the Autenti platform, in your browser or the mobile app. You confirm each signature with your PIN and a one-time SMS code, so you don't need a smart card or a card reader. You can sign PDF and XML files this way (PAdES and XAdES formats).
Pick your plan and book your verification. Need certificates for a team? Talk to us.
