Seven ways people use SignQuick, from one signature to every contract of the month.
Each one says what you do, which part of SignQuick does the work, and what it costs. The line stays the same; the paper changes.
01
Freelancers: the proposal, the contract and the invoice, in one place.
Designers, developers, writers and consultants work this way.
- Make the proposalScope, milestones, and a fixed, hourly or per-milestone price, with totals and a validity date.
- Write the contractThe freelance or consulting contract, with your business details already filled in.
- Send it to the clientYou sign first, then SignQuick emails them their private link; they sign without an account. You see when they open it.
- InvoiceLine items, tax and payment terms. Next month, “Create similar” starts from this one.
Uses the proposal, contract and invoice generators, and sending. Costs Pro, $9 a month: making documents never counts toward the 25 a month, only sending them does.
02
Agencies and studios: several people sign, in order.
The client approves first, then your director, then accounting.
- Drop the contractSignQuick places each person's fields on the “Signature:” and “Date:” lines it finds, one signer at a time.
- Set the order and a deadlineNobody can sign before their turn. After the deadline, the links close.
- Each signer gets an emailOne private link per signer, sent by email. SignQuick emails the next person when it is their turn and reminds anyone who hasn't signed every two days.
- Follow itThe tracking page shows who has opened, signed or declined, with the reason.
Uses sending, order, fields placed for you and tracking. Costs Pro for up to 3 signers a document, Business beyond.
03
Landlords: a lease signed by both sides.
It works for an apartment, a room or a parking space.
- Fill in the rental contractLandlord, tenant, address, dates, monthly rent and deposit, written into the clauses.
- Sign it, then send itYou sign first, then SignQuick emails the tenant their link. They sign on their phone, with a finger.
- Keep the proofOn Pro, the audit certificate lists who signed, when, and from which IP address.
Uses the rental contract, sending and the audit certificate. Costs $2.99 to send it once, with an account (up to 3 signers; the certificate comes with Pro), or Pro with several properties.
04
Gyms, events and photographers: the waiver before the day.
Sports clubs, studios, organizers and photographers need it before each session.
- Pick the waiverGeneral liability, fitness, photo and video release, event, minor (with a guardian) or equipment rental.
- Fill it in onceYour organization's details are kept in this browser for the next one.
- Have each participant signSend each one their link; they sign on their own phone.
Uses the waiver generator and sending. Costs $2.99 per waiver sent without a plan. On Pro, making waivers has no limit and each one sent counts toward the 25 a month; Business has no limit.
05
Small businesses: NDAs, hires and receipts.
Shops, trades and small teams sign these every month.
- An NDA before a meetingThe NDA, made in a few fields, sent to the other party and signed before you show anything.
- A new hireThe employment contract, signed by both, kept in your documents with the tags you choose.
- A receipt for a clientItems, tax, payment method and a “Paid” stamp, in one of nine currencies.
Uses the NDA, employment contract and receipt generators, sending and your documents. Costs Pro, or $2.99 a document if it is once in a while.
06
Once in a while: the form someone sent you.
It might be a school form, a lease to send back or a delivery note.
- Drop the PDFIt opens in your browser and, without an account, never leaves it.
- Sign where it goesDraw or type your signature, add your initials, and check every page.
- Download itWith nothing printed across it, and send it back.
Uses signing without an account. Costs $2.99, once, after you have seen it signed. If it becomes a habit, from 4 a month Pro costs less.
07
Software teams: the status in your own app.
It fits a CRM, a back office, an internal tool or an AI agent.
- ListenA webhook tells your server when a signer signs or declines, and when the request is complete, signed with HMAC.
- AskThe API returns a request's status, signer by signer, and lists your documents.
- Or let an agent answerWith the MCP server, Claude or Cursor tells you who has signed what.
Uses webhooks, the API and the MCP server. Costs Business, $19 a month, or $144 a year ($12 a month). Documents are sent for signature from the app; the API and the agent read their status.