Watch: OneSigner in 3 Minutes, Self-Hosted Signing With Your Own USB Token

New to OneSigner? This 3 minute 40 second video covers what it does, why teams pick it over a cloud signing subscription, what changed in version 2026.10.11, and when it is not the right tool. It has English narration with captions.

What the video covers

1. What OneSigner is (0:10). A Windows service you host yourself. It turns USB tokens such as YubiKey, SafeNet eToken and Feitian ePass2003 into one shared signing endpoint for PDF documents and Windows code signing.
2. Your private key stays with you (0:26). The key never leaves the token in your building, files never leave your network, and local signing works on an air-gapped LAN.
3. Pay once, sign without limits (0:43). A one-time perpetual licence with unlimited signatures on every plan, instead of paying per signature, per year or per seat. See pricing.
4. Any certificate from any CA (0:56). Use the certificate you already own. You do not have to pick from a vendor catalogue or migrate.
5. Automating PDF signing (1:05). Three ways to sign: the REST API, a watched folder, or the browser portal. Every signature is PAdES with an RFC 3161 timestamp.
6. Self-hosted eSign (1:27). A DocuSign alternative with ordered signers, fields, reminders, expiry, templates and an audit trail.
7. Code signing in CI/CD (1:47). AzureSignTool or OneSignTool signs against your own server, so you do not need Azure Key Vault.
8. New in 2026.10.11 (2:11). The free trial starts inside the app. Signatures get a trusted timestamp and LTV. Signatures made in the browser now validate in Adobe Acrobat. Details are in the 2026.10.11 release notes.
9. Side by side with cloud signing (3:02). Where the key lives, the cost model, offline use and certificate choice.
10. When OneSigner is not the right tool (3:17). You want zero infrastructure, your signing host must run Linux or macOS, your key is held remotely by a QTSP, or you only sign twice a year.

For the full written comparison, read OneSigner compared, honestly. To try it on your own certificate, download the free 30-day trial. It includes every feature and needs no card, and you activate it inside the app with your work email.