SigFinch

For agencies

Run signatures for every client, on one bill

Every signature tool puts somebody in the middle of a client's staff changes, and it is always you. The fix was giving each client a door of their own.

No card needed. Cancel any time.

Each client is their own workspace

Every client you add gets their own address, their own brand, their own staff list and their own login. Their people never see your other clients, and your other clients never see them.

That means signing in to each workspace separately rather than switching between them from one screen. It is the honest trade for keeping them properly apart, and worth knowing going in.

One bill

Every client organisation sits under a single subscription. You are invoiced once, whatever the split.

Their brand, their call

Set it up for them and hand it over, or keep the keys. The owner role controls brand and layout; the manager role only touches staff.

Their own address

Each workspace answers on its own subdomain, so the login page you send a client is theirs, not a shared front door.

Custom layouts per client

Take a copy of any template and rewrite the HTML for that client alone. It does not affect anybody else.

Campaigns per client

Each one gets their own banner slots and schedule, so a promotion for one client never turns up in the signatures of another.

Nobody rings you

Staff keep their own details current from a personal link. The weekly job that always found its way back to you finally stops.

$49 a month, 10 clients in

Includes 10 client workspaces, then $5 each after that. Every signature inside a client workspace is included, however many people they have.

Start free, 30 days No card needed.
Prices in USD, excluding tax. Australian customers pay 10% GST.

What 8-person clients cost on separate plans

  • 5 clients · $49 on Agency $40
  • 10 clients · $49 on Agency $80
  • 20 clients · $99 on Agency $160

One bill instead of a stack of them, and you onboard the client, not us.

What a client rollout looks like

Set a client up in a few minutes: logo, colour, a layout, and their staff list imported from whatever spreadsheet they already keep. Then send their office manager the login and stop being involved.

When somebody joins, their office manager adds a row. When somebody is promoted, that person edits their own title. Neither of those is an email to you any more, and that is the entire return on it.