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E-signatures & digital waivers, simplified

Every signature.
Simple. Secure.
All in one place.

Send documents, collect signatures, and keep a record anyone can check, whether your customers sign remotely, in person, or on their phone.

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  • Digital waivers
  • E-signatures
  • Audit trails

From document to done in three steps

No complicated setup. Just a better way to get signatures.

Watch the 3-minute overview
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1. Prepare

Upload a PDF, use a template, or write the document in SignSealer.

2. Send or share

Invite signers by email, link or QR code, or hand them a tablet. Texting from your own number is coming soon.

3. Sign and seal

Collect signatures and keep the sealed record, with the evidence behind it.

However it reaches them. One record.

Started from your software, your tools or your website, sent by email or text, or signed in person: the same engine tracks the signer, the document and the completed record.

A laptop at a climbing gym's front desk, close up, showing the SignSealer signing page for a gym membership agreement sent by Ridge Line Fitness, with the agreement's text in full.

Inside your own software

Your CRM, booking system, point of sale or application creates the agreement through the API and receives status changes by webhook. See embedded signing.

A laptop in a lakeside rental office, key fobs on the wall behind, showing SignSealer's Connected integrations screen for Lakeview Cabins: a booking system sending on each booking, and two automation apps connected.

From the tools you already use

Connect a booking system and each reservation sends the guest what they sign. Automation tools start a signing from thousands of other apps, and an AI assistant can send one when you ask. See integrations.

A laptop on a cabin's coffee table at dusk showing Lakeview Cabins' own website, with a Sign your rental agreement button, and beside it a phone on the SignSealer form that button opens: name, email, booking reference and number of guests.

On your website

Put a signing link behind a button on your site, or add the WordPress plugin. Visitors open the form, fill it in and sign before they arrive, and nobody has to send anything. See the WordPress plugin.

A laptop on a kitchen table showing an email from Lakeview Cabins via SignSealer asking Sam Okafor to sign a rental agreement, with a Read and sign button.

By email

Send a personal signing link, schedule reminders and automatically deliver the completed copy when the agreement is done.

A phone in a trailhead car park showing a text message from Lakeview Cabins' own number: it carries Lakeview Cabins' link to read and sign a rental agreement, and ends with Reply STOP to stop.

By textComing soon

Send the secure signing link by text when a phone number is already part of the transaction and speed matters. Texts go from your business's own toll-free or local number, registered with the carriers under your name.

A tablet on a rental-shop counter, life jackets behind, showing the SignSealer public form for a kayak rental waiver: name, email, mobile, and where to read and sign it.

In person, on a tablet or QR

The SignSealer tablet app for iOS and Android runs one form in kiosk mode behind a staff PIN, resets between guests and keeps signing when the connection drops. Hand it across the counter, or let the signer scan a QR code and use their own phone. On its way to the App Store and Google Play; a business can install the Android build from its account today.

Watch: Four ways to get a document signed (4:40) →

What can you sign?

Waivers are one use case. SignSealer is built for the full range of agreements a business needs signed.

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Contracts & NDAs

Customer contracts, vendor agreements, confidentiality agreements and amendments.

A clipboard holding a handwritten estimate on a workbench, a tape measure, a carpenter's pencil and tools beside it.

Approvals & authorizations

Work authorizations, estimates, change orders, acknowledgments and internal approvals.

A ring of keys on a blank navy leather fob lying on a wooden rental counter, a bicycle wheel soft behind.

Rental & service agreements

Equipment, property, recreation and service documents with one signer or several.

A navy life vest hanging on a peg inside a wooden boathouse, the door open onto the water.

Waivers & releases

Participant waivers, releases, consent forms and guardian signatures when your operation needs them.

Explore electronic signatures

Sign. Verify. Seal.

Three layers of the same completed record: the signing act, the evidence behind it and the sealed output.

Sign

The signer receives or opens the agreement, reads the document, consents to electronic signing and completes the required signature step.

Verify

The record retains document identity, signer events, timestamps and certificate data. A completed certificate can be checked without an account.

Seal

The completed PDF and evidence are bound to the document so later changes can be detected instead of silently replacing what was signed.

What the business sees

Every document shows who has completed it and who it is still waiting on, so the signing queue is operational data instead of a stack of files.

The portal's Documents page for Example Outfitters: a table of kayak rental waivers, guided trip consents and an equipment condition report, each marked completed or sent, with who has signed and who it is still waiting on.
Documents on an example account. The names are examples; the screen is not.

Watch: Who has not signed yet (1:30) →

What the signer sees

A focused signing page with no account to create. The signer sees the document first, then consent, then the signature step.

  1. The document

    The exact agreement being signed is shown before the signature step, with the record tied to that document version.

  2. Consent

    Electronic-signing consent is recorded as its own event before the signature is completed.

  3. The signature

    The signer completes the required method and receives the completed copy when the agreement is finished.

Watch: What your signer sees (2:34) →

An API built for real workflows

Create agreements from your own product, keep writes idempotent, scope credentials tightly and react to signed webhook events.

Idempotent writes

Retry safely without accidentally creating a second agreement when a network request is uncertain.

Signed webhooks

Receive completion and workflow events so your system can continue automatically.

Scoped credentials

Give each integration only the capabilities it needs instead of one broad full-access key.

See embedded signing Read the docs →

Watch: Connect your software: the API, the SDK and the docs (2:38) →
Watch: Webhooks that you can debug (1:44) →

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Ready when the next guest is.

Free for the first 10 agreements a month. No card to start.