TL;DR: SignIt is a full-featured eSignature platform with guided signing flows, conditional form logic, bulk send, and SSO support, available now for $79 (reg. $819).
If your team is still chasing down signatures over email or paying enterprise rates for document signing software, there’s a better option.
SignIt is a complete eSignature platform that handles everything from form creation to signed delivery, and right now it’s available for $79, down from $819.
That’s over 90% off a platform built for real business workflows.
SignIt covers the full signing process from end to end. You can build fillable PDF forms using more than 10 field types, including checkboxes, image fields, date pickers, multi-select options, and table cells. Conditional fields and formula support let you build advanced form logic without involving a developer. Every signed document comes with a standards-based PDF eSignature that can be verified for authenticity, plus a full audit trail documenting the integrity of the process.
Built for teams managing real document volume
Sending is handled automatically. Signers receive email invitations and follow a step-by-step guided flow designed to reduce errors and keep things moving. Signed copies are delivered automatically once complete, and built-in automated reminders take the follow-up off your plate.
For teams managing high document volume, bulk send via CSV or XLSX import makes it easy to deploy at scale. You can also personalize email content and set up recurring sends using customizable templates.
Admin controls are equally well-developed. You can manage users, assign roles and permissions, create private or admin-only templates, and authenticate your team via SSO and SAML. Whether you’re handling contracts, NDAs, onboarding paperwork, or internal approvals, SignIt keeps everything in one place without an enterprise price tag attached.
You can grab SignIt for $79 (reg. $819), and save your business money on contract completion starting today.
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