Last updated: May 3, 2026
May 3, 2026How Much Does a Mobile Notary Cost in Houston in 2026?
Updated pricing, real 2026 examples, and what every Houston resident should expect to pay before booking.
Pricing transparency matters more than ever in 2026, and our rates haven't quietly crept up the way some services have. Here's the full picture for what a mobile notary in Houston actually costs this year.
What is the maximum a mobile notary can charge in Texas in 2026?
The maximum a notary in Texas can charge for the notarial act itself is $10 per signature, set by Texas state law and unchanged in 2026. That ceiling applies to every notary in Texas — bank, shipping store, or mobile. What changes between providers is the travel fee, not the notarization fee.
How much is the travel fee for a Houston mobile notary?
The travel fee for a Mobile Notary Houston appointment is $0 for the first 10 miles and $1.50 per mile after that. For most addresses inside the Beltway and across Katy, Sugar Land, The Woodlands, Pearland, Cypress, and Spring, the travel fee runs $50 or less.
Do you charge more at night or on weekends?
We charge the same flat rate 24/7 — no after-hours surcharge, no holiday premium. Whether you call at 2 PM on a Wednesday or 11 PM on a Saturday, your invoice looks the same. That matters for hospital cases, jail visits, and last-minute closings.
What does a typical 2026 Houston appointment cost?
A typical 2026 Houston mobile notary appointment costs between $60 and $120 all-in. Below are real-world examples using current rates:
Single signature, inside the Beltway
1 × $10 + $50 travel = $60
Power of Attorney with two signers
2 × $10 + $50 travel = $70
Real estate refinance package
8 × $10 + $50 travel = $130
How much does Remote Online Notarization (RON) cost in Texas?
Remote Online Notarization in Texas is $25 for the first notarization and $8 for each additional notarization, plus $5 per additional signer. RON is a great option when you're out of state or simply prefer to handle things over video.
How can I keep my notary bill as low as possible?
Bundling all your notarizations into a single appointment is the simplest way to lower your total cost. Have IDs, all signers, and unsigned documents ready when the notary arrives — every minute saved on-site keeps your invoice tight.
For business-volume pricing, see our pages for law firms, title companies, and financial services.