Event vendor contracts and local service quotes, signed in under a minute.
The moment between a client saying yes and actually getting a contract signed is exactly where bookings fall through. Save your standard photography agreement, model release, or service quote as a template, then send it for signature the second they say yes — no account required, and WhatsApp delivery works well for clients you're already texting with about the booking.
Ready-made contracts for common event and creative-services bookings.
Send the contract in the same conversation you're already having with a client.
Save your standard terms once, reuse for every client.
They review and sign from a link — nothing to register for.
Covers event details, coverage hours, deliverables, retainer/cancellation terms, and portfolio-use consent.
Covers session details, usage rights granted to the client, and the photographer's portfolio rights.
Grants a photographer rights to use a model's likeness, with permitted-use scope and minor-consent option.
No — only the sender needs an account, so document history, saved templates, and team access have somewhere to live. Whoever's signing opens a link and signs, no signup required.
Ready-made templates for this include Wedding Photography Contract, Photography Services Agreement, Model Release Form. You can also upload your own PDF.
Free for documents with up to 2 signers. Beyond that it's a flat $10/month — never priced per seat — which also unlocks reusable templates, team accounts, and the integrations mentioned above.
Under a minute in most cases: they open the link, review the document, and sign — no account to create, no app to install. WhatsApp delivery adds a phone-bound PIN step for extra assurance when that matters.
Docracy's signing flow is designed to support the U.S. ESIGN Act and UETA, and EU eIDAS simple electronic signatures, for everyday business documents — see our Trust & security page for exactly what that does and doesn't cover.
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