Offer letters and contractor placements — signed the same day a candidate accepts, free for two parties.
Docracy is free for two-party signing — you and the candidate or contractor — with no account required for them to sign. Start from an offer letter, independent contractor agreement, or non-compete template, fill in the placement details, and send.
What this is not: Docracy doesn't run background checks, verify a candidate's identity, or replace the in-person I-9 document inspection U.S. federal law requires for employees — it only handles the signature on the paperwork.
A straightforward job offer letter covering title, pay, start date, and at-will employment terms.
Defines scope, pay, and IP ownership for a company hiring an independent contractor (1099 worker) — not an employee.
Confirms a new contractor has received system access and reviewed relevant policies before starting.
Restricts a departing employee or contractor from competing or poaching clients/staff for a set period.
The official USCIS Form I-9 (Edition 01/20/25) — verify a new hire's identity and authorization to work in the U.S.
No — see the honest limit above. It only handles the signature on offer letters and placement paperwork, not screening or identity verification.
As fast as you can send the link — no account is needed for the candidate to sign, so most offers come back the same day.
Enforceability depends on your state — some restrict or ban non-competes outright. Docracy handles the signature; whether the terms themselves hold up is a question for employment counsel.
Ready to send your first document? No account required.
Send an offer letter