Signing ceremony
Guided flow: document review, required fields, optional QR handoff to phone, location consent, selfie, drawn or typed signature, and final review before submit.
Multi-party signing · Counter-sign · Audit trail
Contracts signed with evidence, not just ink on a screen
Upload PDF or DOCX, place fields, send secure links, collect draw or type signatures with optional selfie and location, then download a stamped PDF plus a Certificate of Completion for your records.
Master Services Agreement
Doc UUID · verify link active
Jonathan Pierce ·
2 signers · 1 counter-signAudit logged
Selfie
Photo at signing
Location
GPS + address
QR handoff
Mobile signing
11 documents signed across 22 countries
- eIDAS
- GDPR
- ESIGN
- IT Act 2000
- ETA
Encrypted & EU-hosted
Your documents are stored encrypted on our Hetzner-Tallinn servers — never leave the EU.
Estonian-incorporated
Operated by LCR ONE OÜ under EU law. eIDAS-aligned signatures recognised across the EU.
Stronger evidence
Tamper-evident PDF + selfie + GPS — far stronger than DocuSign's default audit trail.
Available inThailand — บริการลายเซ็นอิเล็กทรอนิกส์SingaporeUnited StatesEstonia / EUIndia
Total visits
2,335
63 unique
Free PDFs signed
11
via Quick Sign
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Languages
EN · ไทย
- Formats
- PDF and DOCX uploads
- Verification
- Public verify link and QR on executed PDF
- Account security
- Email login, Google, optional 2FA (TOTP)
What you get out of the box
- Stamped signed PDF with signature overlay, lat/long, identity selfie and verification QR on every page
- Multi-signer routing — parallel or sequential by order, with role per signer
- Bulk send — one CSV, hundreds of envelopes, per-row pre-filled fields
- Reusable templates — save any document as a template with placement memory
- Auto-fill from past signers — same recipient pre-fills next contract
- Counter-sign as the document owner from the dashboard with the same evidence ceremony
- AI Plain-English summary, risk-clause flagging, and ID-vs-selfie face-match (optional)
- Public verify page + Certificate of Completion PDF (signers, IPs, timeline, audit log)
Product flow
From login to executed contract — like a short video
Auto-playing demo (no sound). Company A is your team; Company B is your counterparty.
Loops automatically · Tap a step to jump
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Features
Everything competitors charge extra for—without the enterprise bloat
Built for small and mid-sized teams that need a clear chain of custody: who opened the envelope, who signed, from where, and when—exportable for legal or finance review.
Counter-sign as owner
After recipients sign (or in parallel with your policy), the document owner can counter-sign from the dashboard with the same ceremony and evidence capture.
Prepare & place fields
Drop signature, date, text, and structured fields on the PDF. Assign to recipient or owner so each party only fills what they should.
Audit trail & notifications
Viewed, signed, declined, reminders, void, and certificate downloads are logged with actor, time, and IP where available—plus in-app alerts for owners.
Templates & bulk
Save reusable agreements and spin up new drafts quickly. Bulk actions on drafts help operations teams stay organized.
Security-minded accounts
Password or Google sign-in, optional TOTP two-factor, email verification on registration—so account takeover is harder for high-value contracts.
Use cases
Where teams use eSignature.llc
Same core workflow—tailor field sets and messaging for your department. No per-envelope surprises for getting a defensible record.
Sales & procurement
MSAs, order forms, and vendor schedules: multiple signers, owner counter-sign, then archive the stamped PDF plus completion certificate in your CRM or drive.
HR & contractors
Offer letters and contractor agreements with name, start date, and signature fields—optional selfie and location when you need stronger attribution than email alone.
India-facing agreements
Built-in field types for PAN, Aadhaar last four, GSTIN, CIN, and address blocks—aligned with how Indian teams capture KYC-style data on contracts (validate formatting; legal review still yours).
Property & professional services
Engagement letters and disclosures: QR on the executed PDF so counterparties can confirm the file they hold matches what was signed.
How it works
From upload to executed agreement
- 1
Upload & prepare
Upload PDF or DOCX, add fields and signing areas, set title and optional expiry.
- 2
Send
Invite signers by email; they open a secure link without needing a paid seat.
- 3
Sign & evidence
Each signer completes fields, consent, optional selfie and GPS, then submits.
- 4
Close & prove
Download stamped PDF, Certificate of Completion, and share the public verify link.
Security & trust, explained plainly
We log meaningful metadata (timestamps, IP, device string, optional geo, selfie artifacts) and embed verification cues in the output PDF. That supports evidence of signing under common frameworks like the U.S. ESIGN Act and UETA when used appropriately—but we are not a law firm and we do not claim SOC 2 Type II or qualified eIDAS seals unless separately certified and published.
Per-document UUID
Stable public verify URL
SHA-256 file hash
Stored for integrity reference
Optional 2FA
TOTP on password login
Void & expiry
Cron-friendly lifecycle hooks
Frequently asked questions
Is this the same as DocuSign or Adobe Sign?
We focus on a smaller feature set with strong evidence capture (selfie, location, audit log, completion certificate) and a modern stack. Large vendors offer more integrations and regulated identity tiers—we are a strong fit when you want control and clarity without enterprise pricing complexity.
Do signers need an account?
Signers use a unique link tied to their email invitation. They can complete the ceremony without a subscription; creating an account helps if they want to manage multiple requests in one place.
Can the document owner sign after everyone else?
Yes. Owners can initiate counter-sign from the document detail view once the envelope is out for signature, using the same signing flow as external parties.
What should I tell my legal team?
Share the audit trail, Certificate of Completion PDF, and verification page. They can assess whether your use case needs additional identity proofing (e.g. government ID, notarization) beyond what this product records.
Ready to run your next agreement here?
Create an account, upload a contract, and send your first signature request in minutes. Upgrade paths and SLA tiers can follow as you scale—we are focused on a credible signing story first.
Why eSignature.llc
Why teams pick eSignature.llc
Most e-signature tools were designed when a typed name in a coloured box was the ceiling for "digital evidence." That bar has moved. Today a signed agreement should travel with proof of who pressed the button, where they were standing, what they saw on screen, and that nothing has changed since the last byte was written. eSignature.llc is built for that bar — not the 2005 one.
We are honest about scope. We don't pretend to be a Qualified Trust Service Provider, we don't issue PKI certificates, and we don't fake reviews. What we do is ship the strongest simple signature on the market: a live selfie at the moment of signing, GPS captured to ~11 cm precision, an append-only audit log, a SHA-256 hash chain, and a public verification URL printed as a QR code on every page of the executed PDF. For 95% of commercial contracts under ESIGN, eIDAS, ETA Thailand, ETA Singapore, India IT Act, UK ECA and Australian ETA, that is comfortably enough — and it travels with the file.
We operate as a single entity — LCR ONE OÜ, registered in Estonia / EU — so the data residency and contracting answers are short and specific. We sign your contracts the way our auditors expect us to sign ours.
And we're fast. The whole signing ceremony — link tap → location → selfie → signature → submit — averages under 90 seconds on a phone. The browser tab closes itself when you're done. No app to install, no account required for the signer, no "please verify your identity using your driving license" roadblock.
Common workflows
Built for everyday signing
Whether it's an MSA with a vendor in Berlin, an NDA before a London pitch, or a property reservation in Tallinn — the same evidence chain travels with every file.
Sales contracts & MSAs
Reps send proposals, get them counter-signed by ops, and close in the same week. Selfie + GPS proves the buyer was who they said they were when CFO finance review pushes back.
Learn moreHR offer letters & onboarding
Offer letters, NDAs, IP assignments, and policy acknowledgements. Bulk send 40 contractors in one go; everyone signs from their phone.
Learn moreLegal & in-house counsel
DPAs, settlement agreements, board consents. Audit-log-grade evidence for litigation hold; verifiable hash chain on every executed file.
Learn moreProcurement & vendor onboarding
Standard supplier agreements, PO confirmations, code-of-conduct attestations. Templates make repeat sends a 30-second job.
Learn moreProperty & real-estate
Reservation forms, lease addenda, broker disclosures. Lat/long stamped on the signature is genuinely useful when the signing happened on-site at a unit walk-through.
Learn moreVoice-over / talent contracts
Purpose-built Voice Contract template with 16 SROT-Telecom questions; B fills, A counter-signs, the substituted PDF auto-stamps with both signatures.
Learn morePlain-English glossary
The words your legal team uses, explained
You don't need a law degree to use eSignature.llc, but here's the vocabulary in case it comes up.
- Electronic signature
- Any electronic data attached to or logically associated with a record, used by the signer to indicate intent. Drawing your name on a phone screen, typing it in a box, or clicking I agree all qualify under ESIGN, eIDAS and ETA.
- Digital signature
- A specific kind of electronic signature that uses public-key cryptography (PKI) to bind a private key to a document. Higher assurance, but typically requires a USB token or government ID. Different from a regular electronic signature — and often overkill.
- Simple Electronic Signature (SES)
- The eIDAS bottom tier: any electronic data the signer used to sign. Legally valid for ordinary commercial contracts across the EU. eSignature.llc ships SES with extra evidence (selfie + GPS + audit log) baked in.
- Advanced Electronic Signature (AdES)
- An eIDAS middle tier: uniquely linked to the signer, capable of identifying them, created under their sole control, and tamper-detectable. Our authenticated-account flow with selfie evidence meets this bar in practice.
- Qualified Electronic Signature (QES)
- The eIDAS top tier — AdES created with a qualified certificate from an EU Trusted-List provider. Legally equivalent to wet ink across all EU states. We are not a QES issuer; for Estonia, use ID-card / Mobile-ID / Smart-ID.
- PAdES
- PDF Advanced Electronic Signatures: an ETSI standard for embedding cryptographic signatures inside a PDF, with long-term validation (LTV) data. We are working towards PAdES output; today we ship a SHA-256 hash chain instead.
- ETA Thailand
- The Electronic Transactions Act B.E. 2544 (2001). Section 9 recognises general electronic signatures. Section 26 sets the higher Reliable Electronic Signature bar — uniqueness, sole control, tamper-detection — which our evidence chain meets.
- ESIGN Act
- The 2000 US federal law (15 U.S.C. §§ 7001–7031) confirming that contracts and signatures cannot be denied legal effect solely because they are in electronic form. Paired with the state-level UETA in 49 states.
- eIDAS
- EU Regulation 910/2014. Defines SES, AdES, and QES tiers and bars discrimination against electronic signatures across all 27 member states. Directly applicable — no national implementation step needed.
- Audit trail
- An append-only record of every action taken against a document — uploads, views, signature placements, signing events, counter-signs, completion emails. We never update or delete audit-log rows; the hash chain breaks if you try.
- Certificate of Completion
- A separate PDF auto-generated when every required signature is in place. Lists each signer, timestamp, IP, location, and signature thumbnail. Court-ready.
- Counter-sign
- When the document owner (Party A) signs after the recipients (Party B). Common pattern: B signs first, status flips to PARTIALLY_SIGNED, A reviews and signs to finalise.
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