Send client agreements, NDAs, and payment terms in minutes — free for you and your client, no account required.
Docracy is free for signing chains of up to two people — you and your client — with no account required on either side. Start from a free freelance service agreement, NDA, or payment-terms template, fill in your details, and send. It's built for exactly this: one person sending a handful of agreements a month, not a sales team on a seat license. After the work is done, Paid cobro sends the invoice on WhatsApp with your PayPal or Mercado Pago link — no extra signature, and Docracy never takes the money.
A freelance contract covering scope, fees, revisions, and ownership for a client hiring a freelancer on a project basis.
Defines scope, pay, and IP ownership for a company hiring an independent contractor (1099 worker) — not an employee.
Sign an NDA online free with this mutual non-disclosure agreement template — fill in, send, and collect signatures with no account required for up to 2 signers.
A non-disclosure agreement for when only one party is sharing confidential information.
Terms for an ongoing advisory/consultant relationship — fees, confidentiality, and ownership of recommendations.
A signed record of an amount owed, due date, and payment method between two parties.
No — a client opens the signing link and signs on any device, no Docracy account and nothing to install. You only need an account yourself if you want your sent documents saved for next time.
Those tools are priced for teams — per seat or per envelope, often with a minimum seat count. Docracy's free tier covers a client agreement or NDA outright for two-party signing, and the paid tier is a flat $10/month total, not per client or per document.
Signing and getting paid are separate on purpose — once the agreement's signed, a paid account can send a cobro (the PDF plus your PayPal or Mercado Pago link) over WhatsApp. Docracy never touches the money; it just carries the link.
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