OneNotary vs BlueNotary — Which Remote Online Notary Is Better?

As a licensed CPA in Louisiana, I deal with a lot of notarizations for my clients—especially construction-related documents like lien waivers and releases. My bookkeeper handles most in-house notaries, but when she’s not available, I need a quick and secure online option. That’s when I started testing remote online notaries (RONs) — specifically BlueNotary and OneNotary.

In this video, I compare both platforms based on:

* Ease of use and interface: BlueNotary feels a bit dated, while OneNotary’s interface is smoother and more polished.
* Pricing: BlueNotary charges $10 per notarization with a $40/month subscription, while OneNotary costs $25 per session with no monthly commitment.
* Availability: BlueNotary covers 45 states, missing CA, GA, SC, NC, and VT. OneNotary works in all 50 states.
* Security and compliance: OneNotary offers stronger trust factors (SOC2, MISMO compliance), making it more suitable for CPAs, real estate, and legal professionals.
* Workflow and process: OneNotary doesn’t require account setup, has faster session times, and even provides witness options for extra fees.

If you’re a business doing frequent notarizations, the BlueNotary subscription might make sense. But for occasional users or professionals focused on data security, OneNotary feels more robust and reliable.

Learn how both platforms perform, what to expect in a real RON session, and which one fits your business needs best.

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