And there's baby steps with the week and monthly trial before you commit an annual subscription. Just try out the web version to see if it's good for you. See positive reviewsĭisclaimer - I should be getting paid for this review Ahaha but actually I just wanted to help anyone else out there who's on the fence about getting this product. Pros - good for general editing, on par with Adobe, reasonable price, updating modern features via web subscription, good free version too, reasonably secureĬons - free version limits to 3 edits per day, not as decked out with features as Adobeĭisclaimer - I should be getting paid for this review Ahaha but actually I just wanted to help anyone else out there who's on the fence about getting this product. Received quick communication from customer service as well. And i imagine the cancellation is pretty easy and drama free. They also have different prices depending on what you need - week, month, annual subscriptions or lifetime access to desktop version. And a lot more aesthetic and modern than a lot of other websites (which look sketchy) It's pretty good price value compared to Adobe, and way more intuitive n easy to use (office worker, not a digital artist). I'm looking to buy the desktop version with lifetime access for a flat fee, as the volume of editing PDFs is increasing (there is a limit of 3 edits per day). Found Sejda in Jan 2021 and started used the free web version (they remove documents off their server after a few hours). I needed a program to quickly and easily edit, split/merge, and sign PDFs in a secure way without breaking bank. So it's smart of the company to use the negative reviews to improve the product As I have had a relatively positive experience using Sejda. I'm sure there has been modifications since. First off, I need to acknowledge I'm using Sejda in 2021, while the other reviews from 2018 and early 2020.

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