One link per contract
Each document lives at its own address with a random identifier. Without the link there is no way in, and those pages are kept out of search engines.
We send the client a link, they open it on their phone, sign with a finger, and both sides get the document by email. No printing, no scanning, nothing to install.
A two-page contract used to eat half a day: print, sign, scan, send, wait for the reply. With the client on another island it stretched into days. The signing services out there charge per document and keep the client data on their own servers.
Each document lives at its own address with a random identifier. Without the link there is no way in, and those pages are kept out of search engines.
The client types their name, signs on the screen and confirms. All in the browser: no app, no sign-up, no account.
We store the date, the IP, the browser and a SHA-256 digest of the exact text the client had in front of them. If the document were altered afterwards, the digest would stop matching.
Once signed, there is no way to edit the contract: the system has no such operation. Not a greyed-out button — it simply does not exist.
On signing, both the client and we receive the document by email. From the panel it exports to PDF in one click.
Every contract in a private panel, searchable by name, number, email and date range. Seven templates in three languages, with the price as a separate field and the text editable before sending.
We create a demo contract with made-up details and you sign it the way a client would. It never enters our archive, sends no email, and deletes itself after 24 hours.
It is installed on your own domain, with your logo and your templates. You pay once for the setup; maintenance is optional.
from €890
one-off
€19/month
optional, cancel any time
The final price depends on how many templates and languages you need. Integration with your site or CRM is quoted separately.
Reference figures from public tariffs of electronic-signature providers, August 2026. Our prices include IGIC.
This is a simple electronic signature under eIDAS: admissible as evidence, backed by the record described above. It does not replace a qualified signature with a certificate, which certain specific procedures require. For ordinary service contracts it is enough; if your case needs a qualified signature, we will say so before we start.
It runs on the same infrastructure as this site: a worker at the network edge and an SQL database. No server of our own to maintain and no third party holding the documents: the contracts live in your own infrastructure, not a signing provider’s.
We can set up the same thing with your branding and your templates, or adapt the idea to whatever you sign day to day.
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