eNotaryLog
eNotaryLog is an electronic notarization service for signers, notaries, and organizations.
What eNotaryLog is
eNotaryLog is an electronic notarization service for signers, notaries, and organizations. A single signer needing one notarization costs $25, paid once, and each additional signer or notary stamp costs $10, paid once. The service supports identity verification, audio-video sessions, electronic notarization, and notarized record storage. Signers can use the free iPhone and Android app to join a scheduled session using a PIN and session ID. Desktop signers can use Chrome, Firefox, or Safari, with Chrome recommended. Independent notaries can register to use the platform for their own business and clients, though eNotaryLog says it does not provide leads or clients. Notaries can view the electronic journal and are directed to record a session description and fee before starting. A completion certificate includes session and transaction details such as the date, signer name, IP address, and adopted signature. eVault integrations support secure storage and document execution workflows for several document types, including mortgage, lending, financial, estate planning, and chattel documents. Its listed security measures include access controls, encryption, and audit trails.
Good
- Supports identity verification and audio-video sessions.
- Free iPhone and Android apps for signers.
- Completion certificates include session and transaction details.
- eVault integrations cover multiple document workflows.
Watch out
- A single notarization costs $25, paid once.
- Additional signers or stamps cost 10.00 USD each.
- eNotaryLog does not provide independent notaries with leads or clients.
Who it suits
It may suit signers needing an electronic notarization, independent notaries using a platform for their own clients, and organizations with document execution workflows. Signers can access scheduled sessions through web browsers or mobile apps.
Verdict
eNotaryLog offers a defined remote notarization workflow and mobile access for signers. Check the per-session and additional signer fees, and note that independent notaries must bring their own clients.
Plans and prices
From eNotaryLog's own pricing page, checked 8 Oct 2026.
| Plan | Price | What it gives you |
|---|---|---|
| Additional signer or notary stamp | $10, paid once | per additional signer or notary stamp |
| Single signer, single notarization | $25, paid once | single signer · single notarization |
The facts
Each one read from eNotaryLog's own pages, with the date it was checked.
What it does
- Additional fees
- Additional signers or notary stamps cost $10.00 each.checked 8 Oct 2026
- Electronic journal
- The platform's role guide says Standard Users and Notaries can view the electronic journal.checked 8 Oct 2026
- Enterprise access
- The login guides list separate sandbox and live platform guides for enterprise accounts, plus a live platform guide for independent and small business users.checked 8 Oct 2026
- eVault integrations
- The help page describes eVault integrations for secure storage and document execution workflows, and names real estate mortgage, auto lending, general lending, financial documents, estate planning documents, and chattel as use cases.checked 8 Oct 2026
- Independent notaries
- Independent notaries can register to use the platform for their business and clients; eNotaryLog says it does not provide leads or clients.checked 8 Oct 2026
- Mobile session access
- The iOS guide says signers can download the free eNotaryLog app from the App Store and join a scheduled session using a PIN and session ID.checked 8 Oct 2026
- Notary workflow
- The notary guide instructs notaries to record the session description and notarization fee in the Notary Journal before starting a session.checked 8 Oct 2026
- Security features
- The eVault page lists access controls, encryption, and audit trails as security measures.checked 8 Oct 2026
- Service
- The page lists a $25.00 fee for a single signer needing a single notarization.checked 8 Oct 2026
- Session records
- The notary guide says a completion certificate includes the session ID, sending organization ID, session date, signer name, IP address, adopted signature, and session transaction history.checked 8 Oct 2026
- Support
- The pricing help page directs users with additional questions to submit a ticket and lists an email address and phone number for questions about additional signers, witnesses, or notarizations.checked 8 Oct 2026
Where it runs
- Browser requirements
- The desktop signer guide lists Chrome, Firefox, and Safari as supported browsers and recommends Chrome.checked 8 Oct 2026
- Mobile apps
- Signer instructions state that eNotaryLog provides a free app for iPhone and Android phones and tablets.checked 8 Oct 2026
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