A NotaryAssist alternative built for today's signing agent

NotaryPilot replaces the spreadsheet-plus-shoebox routine with one web app: signings, invoicing, expenses, mileage, and payment reconciliation in a single place.

Everything a solo NSA actually tracks

  • One ledger for every signing, invoice, expense, mileage entry, and check payment.
  • AI order reader that fills the new-job form from a Snapdocs, SigningOrder, or NotaryDash assignment.
  • AI check reader that captures payer, check number, date, and amount from a PDF.
  • Invoices with PDF export, print, and card or Zelle payment links.
  • Automatic notary-act counts for state renewal and tax-ready Excel exports for your CPA.
  • Financial Overview charts for revenue by client and by month.

NotaryAssist vs NotaryPilot at a glance

Compiled from each product's own public pages. NotaryAssist does not publish a price on its website, so check with them for current rates.

FeatureNotaryAssistNotaryPilot
Published priceNot listed publicly$6.50/mo, 14-day free trial
PlatformWeb app plus an iPhone appWeb app on phone, tablet, and desktop
Signing / job logYesYes, with signer address, phone, email, and appointment time
Email order intakeForward confirmation emailsForward order emails to your private address, AI-parsed with review
AI check readerNot offeredDrop a check image; payer, number, date, and amount are matched to the invoice
InvoicingYesSequential numbering, PDF export, card and Zelle payment links
Overdue follow-upManualAutomatic branded reminders past 30 days
MileageTracked in appIRS-rate mileage plus Everlance and MileIQ imports
Data portabilityTax-ready reportsExcel, CSV, and JSON import and export

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Common questions

What does NotaryPilot do that a spreadsheet doesn't?
It reads signing orders and check PDFs for you, numbers and sends invoices, chases overdue payments automatically, counts notary acts, and produces tax-ready exports — without formulas or manual reconciliation.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes. NotaryPilot runs in the browser on phone, tablet, and desktop, so you can capture an order or a check right after a signing.
What does it cost?
$6.50 per month after a 14-day free trial, with no proration credit on cancellation and access through the end of the paid period.

Ready to try NotaryPilot?

$6.50/month after a 14-day free trial. Cancel anytime — you keep access through the end of your paid period.