E-signatures for solo attorneys and small law firms.
NDAs, letters of intent, powers of attorney, and demand letters — signed in minutes, free for you and your client or counterparty.
Who this is for
- A client needs to sign an engagement-adjacent document — an NDA, a letter of intent — before the substantive work starts.
- Sending a cease-and-desist or demand letter for signature acknowledgment shouldn't require the recipient to create an account.
- A power of attorney or similar document needs a clean, timestamped record of when it was signed.
- Per-seat legal-tech pricing doesn't make sense for a solo practice or small firm sending a modest volume of documents.
Why Docracy
Docracy is free for two-party signing — you and your client or the other side — with no account required for them to sign. Start from an NDA, letter of intent, power of attorney, or cease-and-desist template, fill in the specifics, and send.
What this is not: Docracy is not a practice-management or matter-management system, doesn't verify signer identity by default (paid/Enterprise accounts can add a WhatsApp-verified AES-track signature — see Trust & security), and doesn't offer notarization or Qualified Electronic Signatures (QES). For notarized documents, QES-requiring matters, or filings with a court's own e-filing system, use the appropriate dedicated tool. This page is not legal advice about what signature type your specific matter requires.
Templates for this
Mutual NDA
A standard mutual non-disclosure agreement (NDA) — also called a confidentiality agreement — for two parties exploring a business relationship.
One-Way NDA
A non-disclosure agreement for when only one party is sharing confidential information.
Letter of Intent
A non-binding letter outlining the proposed terms of a deal — price, structure, and timeline — before a definitive agreement is signed.
Power of Attorney
Grants a named agent authority to act on your behalf, with a fillable scope-of-authority section and a durability option.
Cease and Desist Letter
A formal demand that someone stop specific conduct, with a deadline to respond.
LLC Operating Agreement
Sets ownership percentages, management, and profit-sharing terms for an LLC's members.
Frequently asked questions
Is Docracy free to use for solo attorneys and small law firms?
Yes — signing chains of up to two people are free, with no account required for whoever's signing. Paid plans add unlimited signers, saved templates, and team features once you outgrow that.
Which documents can I send?
Free templates for this include Mutual NDA, One-Way NDA, Letter of Intent, Power of Attorney, Cease and Desist Letter, LLC Operating Agreement. You can also upload your own PDF.
What doesn't Docracy do?
What this is not: Docracy is not a practice-management or matter-management system, doesn't verify signer identity by default (paid/Enterprise accounts can add a WhatsApp-verified AES-track signature — see Trust & security), and doesn't offer notarization or Qualified Electronic Signatures (QES). For notarized documents, QES-requiring matters, or filings with a court's own e-filing system, use the appropriate dedicated tool. This page is not legal advice about what signature type your specific matter requires.
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