Alohi gives teams and businesses a secure Swiss ecosystem for document workflows.
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One Swiss suite for daily document chores
Alohi puts signing, faxing, scanning, and calling under one Swiss vendor, backed by published certifications and reported 99.99% uptime. Pricing stays behind a sales conversation, and each product carries its own tiers, so budgeting takes extra legwork. Overall, a strong fit for regulated teams that value security more than price transparency.
Alohi is a Swiss company that builds an ecosystem of online document and communication products. Its lineup includes Sign.Plus, Fax.Plus, Scan.Plus, and Dial.Plus, covering signing, faxing, scanning, and calling. The tools serve healthcare, IT, financial services, education, legal, and real estate teams.
Users range from small teams to large enterprises, across more than 180 countries.
Best for Businesses and teams handling sensitive documents daily, especially in regulated sectors..
Alohi is a sensible pick for teams that want document signing, faxing, scanning, and calling from one security-focused vendor. Regulated industries benefit most from the published certifications. Check pricing and integrations with sales before you decide.
Pricing trap for Alohi: The homepage shows no price list. Custom plans are quoted through sales, so ask for a written figure before you build a budget around Alohi.
Alohi doesn't sell a single app. It builds an ecosystem where Sign.Plus handles signatures, Fax.Plus covers faxing, Scan.Plus takes care of scanning, and Dial.Plus manages calls. You keep one vendor, one set of logins, and one security review instead of juggling four separate relationships.
It fits teams who move paperwork between people all day.
Security runs through the whole ecosystem. Alohi lists ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type 2, HIPAA, and PCI-DSS credentials, runs annual penetration tests, and encrypts traffic with TLS 1.3. Multi-factor authentication adds another layer.
Since the company is Swiss, its systems sit under Swiss privacy law and independent experts audit them regularly.
Documents rarely wait for a good moment. Alohi reports 99.99% uptime across its services, so signing a contract, sending a fax, or scanning a file doesn't stall when time is tight. The company works with teams in more than 180 countries and says over five million companies and teams rely on its products.
IT teams can build on Alohi rather than just use it. APIs and integrations connect the tools to systems you already run, so signatures, faxes, and scans move into your own stack. Confirm the exact integrations you need during a demo, then wire them in.
That matters most when consolidating several single-purpose document tools.
Regulated teams get compliance-minded tooling without adding vendors. Alohi names the industries it serves, and each leans on different strengths.
Clinics and hospital groups use Sign.Plus and Fax.Plus to send consent forms and referrals without exposing patient data. HIPAA compliance and TLS 1.3 encryption cover every transfer. Expected outcome: patient documents move faster, with one vendor for signatures and fax.
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IT teams build on APIs and integrations to connect Alohi products to software they already run. That cuts logins and repeated security reviews. Expected outcome: document workflows plug into your stack instead of replacing it.
Tip: Confirm each product's integrations with sales before you commit.
Law firms sign, share, and store case documents in one place. Secure collaboration keeps client files moving while the team stays inside its compliance rules. Expected outcome: quicker approvals on filings and client paperwork, without a patchwork of tools.
Agents collect signatures on offers and scan closing paperwork from any device, wherever they are. One vendor covers the whole transaction. Expected outcome: deals stop stalling on a fax machine or a printer down the hall.
Alohi doesn't publish prices: pricing is quote-based (contact sales).
Tracking prices since Oct 9, 2026. No price change detected yet.
Pricing types: Monthly subscription, Yearly subscription
Alohi doesn't sell one blanket subscription. Instead, each product in its lineup — Sign.Plus, Fax.Plus, Scan.Plus, and Dial.Plus — carries its own plans, and custom pricing for teams is quoted directly by the sales team.
Alohi prices each product in its suite separately, so there's no single flat fee — Sign.Plus, Fax.Plus, Scan.Plus, and Dial.Plus each carry their own plans, and custom team pricing is quoted by the sales team.
Start with the product you actually need, then compare the tiers inside it.
One company, several tools. Alohi builds an ecosystem of document and communication products rather than one all-in-one app. That means your cost depends on which tool you use and how many people need it.
Best For: Teams and businesses that need tailored plans or a mix of products Other Features: Demo scheduling, use-case guidance, custom plan quotes
If your needs are straightforward, standard tiers inside a single product are usually the simpler route. Sales conversations make more sense when you want volume licensing, several products under one agreement, or a setup that doesn't fit an off-the-shelf tier.
What to check before you buy. Look at the plan tiers inside the specific product you're evaluating, since that's where seats, usage limits, and billing periods are set. Confirm license limits and renewal terms before stepping up to a higher tier.
Security comes standard. Alohi is Swiss-made and holds ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and SOC 2 Type 2 compliance, with TLS 1.3 encryption and multi-factor authentication. Those protections apply across the ecosystem, whatever you pay.
Alohi says more than five million companies and teams rely on its tools, spanning 180+ countries with 99.99% uptime across its services.
Bottom line: check the pricing tiers for the individual product you're evaluating, since that's where the real numbers and billing options are set.
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Most teams lose hours to document tools that don't talk to each other. Alohi's answer is to put the everyday ones under one vendor and keep the security tight.
If your bottleneck is documents moving between people and systems, a suite like this cuts the number of logins, vendors, and security reviews you manage.
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Yes. Alohi offers APIs and integrations so IT teams can link its products to existing tools. Availability varies by product, so confirm the specific connectors you need with Alohi before committing.
Alohi is Swiss-made and holds ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type 2, HIPAA, and PCI-DSS credentials. It uses TLS 1.3 encryption, multi-factor authentication, and annual penetration tests, with Swiss data protection law and independent audits behind it.
It depends on the product. Sign.Plus, Fax.Plus, Scan.Plus, and Dial.Plus each set their own plan tiers, seats, and usage limits. Ask sales how seats are counted and what your license limits and renewal terms are.
Teams handling sensitive documents daily, especially in regulated sectors like healthcare, legal, finance, and education. Small teams and large enterprises across 180+ countries use it, and it suits IT groups that want APIs and integrations.
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