Frequently asked questions
What is SignatureConfirm?
An online service for sending and signing simple contracts. You write the contract, we email each recipient a private link and a unique signature code, and they sign in the browser. No faxing, paper, or pens required.
Do my recipients need an account?
No. Recipients sign in the browser with the link and signature code we email them. Nothing to install, nothing to join.
How do I know the right person signed?
Each recipient must enter the unique signature code we emailed them before they can read the contract. Every contract keeps a history of when it was sent and signed, and by whom.
Are digital signatures legal?
In the United States, the federal ESIGN Act and state versions of the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act (UETA) provide that a contract or signature cannot be denied legal effect solely because it is in electronic form. SignatureConfirm is built around the practices those laws describe: signers act with intent, the signature is associated with the contract record, and both sides receive a copy they can keep. Requirements vary by state and country, and some document types are excluded, so review the rules that apply to your situation. This answer is general information, not legal advice.
What does it cost?
The free plan is $0 and includes 5 active contracts; contracts on the free plan expire after 10 days. Premium is $9.95 a month with unlimited contracts on Premium. Billed monthly; cancel anytime from Account settings.
What happens after everyone signs?
You and your signers each receive a copy by email, and a signed, printable PDF is available on the contract.
What if I get stuck?
Write to us through the contact form. A real person reads it and replies.
Read more about electronic signatures and the law, see our Terms of Use, or contact support with any questions.