Free e-signatures for freelancers — scope of work, payment terms, and client agreements, no account needed on either end.
You send a proposal, the client says yes, and then the deal sits in limbo for three days while they figure out how to open a PDF editor or create yet another account just to sign one page. By the time the contract comes back, the kickoff date has slipped, or worse, they've gone quiet entirely.
Docracy.io lets you upload the agreement you already have — or start from a free scope-of-work or service agreement template — drop in signature fields, and send a link. Your client opens it, signs, done. No account, no app download, no "create a password to continue."
Freelance Service Agreement, Scope of Work, and Independent Contractor Agreement templates ready to fill in — no paywall on the basics.
Already have a template from a lawyer or a past client? Upload it (PDF or Google Doc) and place fields on it directly — no rebuilding it in someone else's editor.
They get a link by email, review the terms, and sign. That's the whole flow.
Every signed contract comes with a record of who signed, when, and from where — useful if a payment dispute ever comes up.
Save your standard agreement once and send it again for the next gig without rebuilding it — on a paid account.
Usually under a minute — they open the emailed link, review the terms, and sign. No account or software install required.
Yes — save your standard agreement as a reusable template (on a paid account) and send it again without rebuilding it each time.
No — upload the contract you already use as a PDF (or paste a Google Docs link) and place signature fields on it directly.
Every contract includes a timestamped audit trail showing exactly when it was sent, opened, and signed.
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