1. Upload your PDF
Send your document with recipients and field placement details in one request.
Send legally binding documents for signature in one API call. Pay $0.10 per envelope. No subscription.
One API call. Pay per document. No subscriptions, no seat licenses, no enterprise sales calls.
Works with Claude, GPT, and any MCP-compatible agent
Send your document with recipients and field placement details in one request.
Recipients receive a signing email instantly and complete the document securely.
Receive webhook notifications as each signer completes their step.
A practical e-signature API with strong defaults, clear behavior, and full control for product teams and autonomous agents.
Send to multiple recipients in order, or switch to parallel signing when speed matters.
Works as a tool for Claude and any AI agent that supports MCP.
Agents can pay autonomously with crypto, no account required.
Get real-time status updates for document creation, opens, and completion.
Safe retries prevent duplicate contracts, even across network failures.
Test with realistic responses at no charge and no recipient emails.
Place signature, initials, date, text, checkbox, radio, and dropdown fields anywhere on any page. Sequential or parallel signing. Every open-source signing capability, accessible via one API.
Verafirma exposes the complete API surface: every recipient role, field type, signing configuration, and document option.
$0.10 per envelope
No monthly fee. No seat license. No minimums.
Pay per call, no account needed, designed for autonomous AI agents.
Fund with Stripe, issue API keys, and manage usage in the dashboard.
| Provider | Per Envelope | Subscription |
|---|---|---|
| DocuSign API | $4.80 / envelope | $600 / year minimum |
| Verafirma | $0.10 / envelope | No subscription |
One PDF sent to one or more recipients for signing.
Yes. Use test_mode: true to send unlimited test envelopes at no charge.
No. Pay with crypto and start instantly without signup.
Verafirma signatures comply with electronic signature laws worldwide. Every envelope includes a full audit trail: signer identity, timestamp, IP address, and device, meeting evidentiary requirements across frameworks.
ESIGN Act (2000) - legal validity for e-signatures in interstate commerce.
UETA - adopted by 49 states, equal legal weight to handwritten signatures.
eIDAS - EU Regulation 910/2014. Produces SES-compliant signatures.
Electronic Communications Act 2000 - recognizes e-signatures as binding.
PIPEDA - supports electronic document and signature validity.
ZertES - Swiss federal electronic signature compliance framework.
Electronic signature requirements vary by jurisdiction and document type. Consult qualified legal counsel for your specific use case. This does not constitute legal advice.
Complete records on every document event.
Legally binding signatures with evidence suitable for compliance workflows.
Choose document retention windows that match your policy and risk model.
Built on the best of open-source e-sign infrastructure.
Contracts shouldn't cost more than the paper they replaced.