Get the contract signed before you start the work
You do brilliant work, and then you chase people for money. Signet flips the awkward part: send the agreement, your client signs in one tap with no account to create, and you begin the project already protected. No printing, no scanning, no 'can you resend that as a PDF'. Just a clean, signed contract and proof you can point to if anyone ever forgets what was agreed.
Freelance Project Agreement
Studio and Client
- Scope: brand identity and a five-page marketing site, as detailed in the attached proposal.
- Fee and schedule: 50% to begin, 50% on delivery, payable within 14 days of each invoice.
- Both parties agree to the terms above. Signed in one tap, sealed with a verifiable audit trail.
The step you keep skipping, made painless
Most freelancers know they should get a signature before the work starts. Most of us do it anyway only some of the time. The contract feels heavy, the signing tools feel corporate, and asking a friendly new client to make an account and hunt for a signature field feels like the fastest way to kill the good vibe you just built on the discovery call. So the project starts on a handshake, and you find out how well that held up only when a payment is late or the scope has quietly tripled.
Signet exists so the protective step stops being the friction. You send one link. Your client opens it on their phone, reads what they are agreeing to, and signs with one tap. No login, no password, no app to download. The whole thing takes them under a minute, and it feels less like a legal hurdle and more like confirming a delivery. The formal moment becomes a light one, and you get to start the work knowing exactly what you agreed and having the proof to match.
Behind that one tap, every agreement is sealed with a tamper-evident audit trail and a certificate of completion, and anyone can verify it against a public record. It is aligned with eIDAS, ESIGN and UETA, your data stays in the UK and EU, and your documents are never used to train AI. Signet is in private beta with free early access, and there is a genuinely free plan, so protecting yourself does not become another subscription you resent.
The last mile shouldn't cost you the deal.
You start work on a maybe
The call went well, the vibe was good, so you begin. Then scope drifts, a date slips, and there is nothing written down that says what 'done' looks like. A signed agreement turns a hopeful maybe into a shared, checkable yes.
Chasing late payment with no proof
When an invoice goes unpaid, a signed contract is the difference between an awkward negotiation and a simple reminder of what was agreed. Without one, you are arguing from memory. With one, you are pointing at a document both of you signed.
Signing tools built for big companies
Most e-signature products assume a procurement team and a monthly seat budget. For a party of one, they are overkill and overpriced, and they make your client jump through hoops. You need something that respects your time and theirs.
The friction that makes clients hesitate
Ask a new client to create an account just to sign a one-page agreement and some will quietly stall. Every extra step is a reason to 'do it later'. One tap, no account, removes the excuse and keeps the momentum you worked to build.
How signing works for freelancers.
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Upload or write your agreement
Bring your own freelance contract, drop in a project agreement, or start from a simple template. Add the details, mark where a signature is needed, and it is ready to send in a couple of minutes.
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Send one link
Share it however you already talk to your client: email, WhatsApp, a DM, wherever the conversation lives. No system for them to join, nothing for them to install.
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They sign in one tap
Your client opens the link on their phone or laptop, reads the agreement, and signs with a single tap. No account, no password, no friction. Most people are done in under a minute.
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You both get proof
The moment it is signed, both of you receive the completed document, a certificate of completion and a tamper-evident audit trail. It is sealed, timestamped and publicly verifiable, so the agreement holds up if it ever needs to.
Built for the way you work.
No account for your client
The single biggest reason signatures stall is the sign-up wall. Signet has none. Your client taps the link and signs. Nothing to create, nothing to remember, nothing to abandon halfway.
Proof that stands up
Every signed agreement carries a tamper-evident audit trail and a certificate of completion, and anyone can verify the seal against a public record. If a client ever forgets what was agreed, you are not relying on your word against theirs.
Legally aligned e-signatures
Signatures through Signet are aligned with eIDAS in the EU and ESIGN and UETA in the US, so a contract signed this way is a real, enforceable agreement, not a novelty PDF.
Looks like you, not like software
The signing page carries your name and feels like part of your studio, not a third-party tool bolted on. A tidy, on-brand signing moment quietly tells a new client you take the work seriously.
Free to start, fair as you grow
There is a real free plan, and pricing stays flat and fair beyond it. No per-seat maths, no surprise upgrade wall the first time you send more than a handful of contracts in a month.
Your data stays yours
Documents are held in the UK and EU, and they are never used to train AI. The private agreement between you and your client stays exactly that: private.
Every agreement you send.
From the first proposal to the final renewal — signed in one tap, sealed with proof. See all use cases →
“Protection should feel like a tap, not a hurdle.”
Questions, answered.
No. That is the whole point. Your client opens the link you send, reads the agreement and signs in one tap. There is no sign-up, no password and nothing to install, on any device.
Yes. Signatures through Signet are aligned with eIDAS in the EU and ESIGN and UETA in the US. Each agreement is sealed with a tamper-evident audit trail and a certificate of completion, so it holds up as a real, enforceable contract.
There is a genuinely free plan, so you can protect yourself without adding another subscription. Beyond that, pricing is flat and fair, with no per-seat charges and no surprise upgrade walls. Signet is in private beta with free early access right now.
Every signed document comes with a tamper-evident audit trail showing who signed, when and from where, plus a certificate of completion that anyone can verify against a public record. Instead of arguing from memory, you point at signed, sealed proof.
Yes. Upload your existing freelance contract or project agreement, mark where a signature is needed, and send. You are not forced into a rigid template, and your documents stay in the UK and EU and are never used to train AI.
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Create a free account and send your first agreement today — on-brand, signed with no login, sealed with proof anyone can verify.
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