About DocuSeal
DocuSeal is an open source document signing tool. You can upload a PDF or other document, add fields, and send it out for filling and signature. It can be used through its website or hosted on your own server, and it also offers an API for developers.
What it does
You build a form by placing fields on a document, then share the link with the people who need to complete it. Signers fill in their details and sign, and the completed document is stored. The tool supports several file types, including PDF, DOCX and images. The API lets your own software create and track signing requests.
Key features
- Build PDF forms with fields
- Send forms for filling and signature
- Supports PDF, DOCX and image uploads
- Self-hosting on your own server
- API for signing requests from your software
Who it's for
Small businesses, freelancers and developers who need forms signed without a complicated setup. Teams that want to keep signed documents on their own infrastructure can host it themselves.
Pricing and good to know
The software is open source under the AGPL-3.0 licence. The hosted service is listed as free for individuals, and paid options are available for businesses and developers. Check the current limits for file size and the number of documents on the hosted service.
Highlights
- Build PDF forms with fields
- Send forms for filling and signature
- Accept PDF, DOCX and image uploads
- API for signing requests from your software
