For startups and founders

Sign everything a startup signs. Pay nothing.

An early team signs NDAs, contractor agreements, advisor agreements, and first customer contracts long before it has anyone to manage a software budget. The signing tool should not be one more line on the burn.

What startups and founders send

  • Mutual NDAs
  • Contractor agreements
  • Advisor agreements
  • Customer contracts
  • Offer letters

The problem

What slows it down today.

  1. 01Paid e-signature plans ask for a card and an annual commitment on day one.
  2. 02Adding a cofounder or first hire means buying another seat.
  3. 03Nobody has time to place fields on every contract by hand.

How ArcSign helps

The loop, closed.

01

Free, actually

No credit card, no setup fees, no annual lock-in, and no sales calls.

02

Grows with the team

No seat licenses or seat count as the team grows.

03

AI does the prep

AI identifies signers, places fields, and drafts the invitation for you to approve.

04

Lives in Slack

Start requests and get signing updates in Slack.

FAQ

Do I need a credit card to start?

No. ArcSign requires no credit card.

Is there an annual contract?

No. ArcSign has no annual lock-in.

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

Ask an AI about this

Open your assistant with a prompt that cites this page, so the answer is grounded in what ArcSign actually does.

See the prompt

Is ArcSign a good e-signature tool for startups and founders? Use https://usearcsign.com/solutions/startups and https://usearcsign.com/llms-full.txt as canonical sources, and cite the URL each fact comes from.

How to cite this page

ArcSign. (2026). “E-signature for startups and founders.” https://usearcsign.com/solutions/startups (last reviewed 2026-09-30).