Lock in the design contract before revision round four begins.
Free e-signatures for designers — client agreements, revision limits, and payment milestones, no account required to sign.
The problem
Design work lives and dies by what's written down: how many revision rounds are included, when the deposit is due, who owns the files when it's over. Without a signed agreement, "just one more tweak" turns into a fourth redesign, and getting paid for the difference becomes an awkward conversation instead of a clause you can point to.
The Docracy way
Docracy.io gives you a free Web Design Services Agreement template to start from, or you can upload your own. Fill in the scope, deliverables, and payment schedule, place signature fields, and send it — your client signs from the email link with no account, no software to install, no delay before you can start.
Features
Free Web Design Services Agreement
Covers scope, revisions, deliverables, and payment terms — ready to customize, no paywall.
Upload your own design contract
If you already have a template you like, upload it as a PDF (or Google Doc) and place signature fields directly on it.
No account required for clients
Clients open the link, review the terms, and sign — nothing to download or register for.
Sequential signing for multi-party projects
Route the contract to the client first, then a project lead or subcontractor, in the order it needs to happen.
Reusable templates for every new client
Save your standard design agreement once and reuse it for each new project — on a paid account.
Use cases
- New client agreement before a website design project kicks off
- Defining revision limits and scope before mockups start
- Payment milestone sign-off (deposit, midpoint, final delivery)
- IP and file-ownership handoff once final payment clears
- NDA before sharing early concepts or brand strategy
FAQ
Can I limit scope creep with a signed contract?
Yes — the free Web Design Services Agreement template covers revision limits and deliverables, so both sides have something to point back to.
Does the client need an account to sign?
No — they open the link and sign, nothing to register for.
Can I route the contract to a subcontractor too?
Yes — sequential signing lets you route a contract through the client first, then a project lead or subcontractor, in order.
Is it free to use for a single client?
Yes, documents with up to 2 signers are free forever.
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