For agencies and freelancers
Client paperwork, under your own name.
For a small studio, the contract is often the first formal thing a client sees. It should look like it came from you and it should not need chasing.
What agencies and freelancers send
- Client contracts
- Statements of work
- Change orders
- Contractor agreements
- NDAs
The problem
What slows it down today.
- 01
Every new client means rebuilding the same contract and SOW. - 02
Clients take their time, and chasing a signature eats billable hours. - 03
Paying per seat for a tool used a few times a month is hard to justify.
How ArcSign helps
The loop, closed.
01
Your branding
Customize the signing experience with company branding and customize invitation emails.
02
Templates and duplicates
Create reusable templates or duplicate a previous request for the next client.
03
Reminders
Automatic reminders and expiration dates keep a request moving.
04
Free
No seat licenses, envelope caps, or credit card.
FAQ
Can I brand the signing experience?
Yes. ArcSign lets you customize the signing experience with company branding, free.
Pricing
What it costs: nothing.
ArcSign is free to send agreements for signature. AI preparation, Slack, templates, branding, and completion certificates are part of the product, not add-ons.
See pricing- No seat licenses or seat count
- No envelope caps
- No overage bills
- No annual lock-in
- No setup fees
- No credit card
- No sales calls
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Branded signing
Customize the signing experience with your company branding and customize invitation emails, so signers know exactly who the request is from. Free with ArcSign.
Send contractor agreements for e-signature
Send contractor and freelancer agreements for e-signature free, from reusable templates, with a complete activity history and completion certificate for each one.
Reusable templates
Create reusable e-signature templates and duplicate previous requests so repeat agreements like NDAs and offer letters take a fraction of the setup. Free with ArcSign.
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How to cite this page
ArcSign. (2026). “E-signature for agencies and freelancers.” https://usearcsign.com/solutions/agencies (last reviewed 2026-09-30).