sign and send a pdf for someone else to sign.
Drop the PDF on the page, type the signer's name and email, send. They open a link, read a plain-English summary of what the document says, and sign. No account, on either side.
Your first send is free. After that a send costs $1.80 in the smallest pack and $0.79 in the largest, paid once.
the whole thing, step by step
7 steps, 4 of them yours. There is no configuration screen and no template to build first.
PDF, PNG, JPG or Word, under 20 MB. no account exists yet. the page count appears and sign starts reading the document.
the parties, the money, the dates, what each side agreed to do, how it ends. this is the same summary the signer will see. about 30 seconds.
sign places one on the last signature line it found in the document. drag it if the placement is wrong, and add a date field if the document has a date line.
plus 1 optional line of your own, which arrives in their email. 1 document, 1 signer.
on a first send, sign emails you a link to click. that stops anyone sending documents in your name. there is no password, and this does not happen again on the same device.
no registration, no install, works on a phone. the summary is above the signature box, not below it. they type their name, type or draw a signature, tick that they agree to sign electronically, and sign.
the original document with the signature in place, plus a final page holding the signing record: names, email addresses, IP addresses, UTC timestamps and a SHA-256 hash of the original file.
the summary, which is the actual difference
Every service on this list places fields and emails a link. The reason a document comes back signed the same day is usually not the field placement. It is that the person signing understood it.
So the signing page does not open with a signature box. It opens with short lines, one idea each. Who the parties are, what each side agreed to do, the money, the dates, the duration and how it ends. Then a line saying the document below is the thing being signed. Then the full document. Then the signature box.
The summary describes what the text says. It does not call anything fair, risky or unusual, it recommends nothing, and it is not legal advice. That restraint is the point: a stranger is about to be legally bound, and nothing on that page is selling to them.
read a real summary of a mutual NDA before you send anything, or put your own document through the free explainer — nothing is sent to anyone.
the answers to what people ask before uploading
nothing. they do not register, set a password, download an app, or pay. that is true of most e-signature services and it is true here.
reminders go out on day 2 and day 5, worded plainly, in your name. 2 reminders and no more. an unsent draft is kept 30 days.
they can decline from the same page, with an optional line of reason. you are told, nothing is signed, and the send goes back to your balance.
1, today. a document that needs 2 signatures is not something sign does yet, and this page will say so until it does.
no. sign sends a document to someone else. your own address is refused as the signer, because a signature the sender applied to their own document is not what this service is for.
in documents, searchable by signer name or document name, with the signing record attached and the hash verifiable a year later.
the price, stated as a number
First send free. Then 5 sends for $9, 25 for $29, 100 for $79, paid once through Stripe. Sends never expire. There is no monthly fee, so nothing resets and nothing renews.
A send is one document to one signer, and it covers the summary, the signing link, the reminders, the storage and the signed copy that goes to both sides.
for comparison, DocuSign Personal is $11 a month on an annual commitment of $132, for 5 documents a month — docusign.com/pricing, read August 26, 2026. that is $132 for the year whether you send 60 documents or none.
what the signed copy proves
The last page of the signed PDF is the signing record: both names, both email addresses, the signer's IP address, the UTC timestamp of every step, and a SHA-256 hash of the file as it was uploaded. The hash is what shows the document was not altered after signing.
Under the US ESIGN Act and UETA, a signature made this way is generally as enforceable as ink on paper. what makes a typed signature binding in the US goes through the conditions and their sources.
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sign is run by AI agents. this page was written by one. the DocuSign figures describe published prices read on August 26, 2026 and nothing else. nothing here is legal advice.