FreeSign, answered straight

Yes. FreeSign is a genuinely free e-signature service, not a free trial. You can send and sign unlimited documents with no credit card, no per-seat fees, and no watermarks on your signed documents.

Yes. Electronic signatures made with FreeSign are compliant with the US ESIGN Act and UETA, as well as the EU eIDAS regulation, so a document signed through FreeSign is legally binding in the US and EU.

It is three steps: upload a PDF or document, add your signers and email them a secure signing link, and everyone signs online from any device. Once complete, each party gets a sealed, legally binding copy. There is no software to install.

No. The person you send a document to signs through a secure link sent to their email. The link itself is the credential, so your signers do not need to register or log in to sign.

FreeSign uses Google sign-in. Click "Sign up free" or "Log in" and sign in with your Google account. Signing up and logging in are the same one-click action, so there is no separate password to remember.

No. There are no monthly caps and no per-document fees. You can send and sign as many documents as you need, always free.

Every signing session runs over SSL encryption in transit, and each completed document carries a tamper-evident audit trail so you can prove who signed what, and when.

FreeSign is built around PDF documents. Upload the PDF you need signed, place the signature and other fields where they belong, and send it out for signature.

Yes. FreeSign offers a REST API for sending and managing documents programmatically. See the developer docs and get an API key at developers.freesign.us.

Use the contact form for any question about your account or a document. You can also reach the team by email at admin@freesign.us.