Sign simple agreements in minutes.
Built for quick, low-stakes documents — no subscriptions, no complexity, no setup. Perfect for NDAs, client contracts, onboarding docs, and one-off deals.
The problem
Most e-signature tools assume you're signing a lot of documents, all the time — so they front-load an account, a workspace, and a pile of enterprise features before you've sent a single thing. If what you actually need is to get one NDA or one-off agreement signed today, that setup is pure overhead: a login screen standing between you and the thing you actually came to do.
The Docracy way
Docracy skips straight to the part that matters: upload a PDF or start from a free template, place the signature fields, and send. The person signing opens a link and signs — no account, no software to install — and you get back a completed, timestamped PDF. Free covers up to two signers; a flat $10/month paid plan adds unlimited signers, reusable templates, and team access once you outgrow that.
Features
Upload and send in under a minute
Drop in any PDF you already have, or start from one of 700+ free templates, and send it out for signature the same minute you open the tab.
No account for whoever's signing
Recipients open the emailed link, review the document, and sign — nothing to install, nothing to register for, on any device.
AI-assisted field placement
Upload a document and Docracy finds where the signature, date, and initial fields go automatically — on a paid account.
Free for one-off, two-party deals
Splitting a bill, selling something, settling a favor — sign it free, no account, and it's gone once the chain is done.
Encrypted, timestamped storage
Every completed document is encrypted and comes with a delivery, view, and signature audit trail you can point to later.
Use cases
- A freelancer sending a quick NDA before a discovery call
- Two people splitting a security deposit or a one-time expense
- A landlord and tenant agreeing to a short lease amendment
- A one-off vendor or service agreement that doesn't justify a subscription
- Any two-party agreement you'd otherwise just email back and forth as an attachment
FAQ
Do I need to create an account to send or sign a document?
Signing is always free with no account required for the person signing. If you're the one sending documents regularly, an account just gives you somewhere to keep a history of what you've sent.
How many signers can sign for free?
Up to two people per document, for free, forever. Need more signers, saved templates, or team access? That's a flat $10/month — never per seat.
Are these signatures legally binding?
Docracy's signing flow is designed to support the U.S. ESIGN Act and UETA for everyday agreements. It doesn't verify who's actually behind the keyboard — see /trust for exactly what that does and doesn't cover.
Free to start — no account needed to send or sign.
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