Leases, subleases, roommate agreements, and vendor paperwork — signed in minutes, free for two parties.
Docracy is free for two-party signing — landlord and tenant, sublessor and subtenant, or property manager and vendor — with no account required to sign. Start from a lease, sublease, roommate agreement, or vendor agreement template, fill in the specifics, and send.
What this is not: Docracy doesn't handle real estate closings, title transfer, or anything that legally requires notarization or identity-verified signing. The audit trail proves what was signed and when — not who physically signed it — which is fine for day-to-day landlord paperwork, but the wrong tool for a property sale or any document your state requires a notary for. For those, use a title company or a compliance-grade, identity-verified signing service instead.
Covers rent, term, deposit, and maintenance responsibilities for a straightforward property lease.
Covers rent, term, and landlord consent when a tenant subleases their unit to a subtenant.
Covers rent, deposit, term, and liability terms for renting out property or equipment.
Splits rent and utilities and sets house rules between co-tenants sharing a home.
Sets pricing, delivery, and quality terms for buying goods or services from a supplier.
No — that's exactly what the honest limit above covers. Property closings, title transfer, and anything requiring notarization need a title company or a notarized, identity-verified signing service. Docracy is for the everyday paperwork of managing a property: leases, subleases, and vendor work.
It can be, depending on your state and what's in it — it won't override a lease you're not a party to, but it creates a clear, signed record of the rent split and house rules, which is usually what's actually in dispute.
No — start from the same lease or sublease template each time and just change the tenant, dates, and terms. There's no per-document fee on the free tier for two-party signing.
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