Kita vs Siigo
Kita is Mexico CFDI on WhatsApp. Siigo is Colombia e-invoicing at DIAN scale. Docracy does not file with either authority.
Docracy vs Kita vs Siigo
| Feature | Docracy | Kita | Siigo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Country rail | Any checkout URL (Mercado Pago, PayPal, Stripe). Currencies labeled. | Mexico — SAT / CFDI 4.0 + Mercado Pago | Colombia first — DIAN electronic invoice + WhatsApp chatbot |
| Tax stamp | None. We keep the PDF you attach. | CFDI timbre | DIAN authorization |
| E-sign + archive | SES e-sign, cobro without a second signature, tax-year vault + CPA CSV | Billing assistant, not a signing chain | Accounting suite; signing is not the product |
| Cut of your invoice | $10/mo, 0% of what they pay you | Kita subscription; Mercado Pago still takes processor fees | Siigo subscription — see their plans |
We don't stamp CFDI or DIAN invoices. We keep the signed PDF and your checkout.
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FAQ
Does Docracy stamp CFDI or a DIAN invoice?
No. We are not a PAC and we do not file with SAT or DIAN. You paste your own Mercado Pago, PayPal, or Stripe checkout. The PDF and the pay page stay on Docracy.
Do you take a cut of the payment?
No. Paid is $10/month for the product. The money goes to the checkout URL you already own.
When should I use Kita or Alegra instead?
Use them when you need a stamped CFDI or full books. Use Docracy when the job is sign a contract, send the file + your pay link on WhatsApp, and keep the PDF for your accountant.
Simple, flat pricing
Free for up to 2 signers. $10/mo keeps signed files and lets you get paid after they sign. No per-seat pricing.