SequrSign is an electronic signature platform built around one idea: getting documents signed shouldn't require the people you're sending them to have an account, and it shouldn't leave you guessing about whether a document was actually agreed to as-is.
Here's what's actually in the product today:
Upload and convert
Bring in PDF, Word (DOC/DOCX), PowerPoint (PPT/PPTX), Excel (XLS/XLSX), or image files (PNG/JPG/JPEG); everything converts to PDF for signing. Converting first means the document cannot reflow or re-paginate on the signer's machine, so what they sign is what you sent.
Send for signature
One document, multiple recipients, each with their own signing link, no account required on their end. Recipients can sign in parallel, or in a fixed order where each person's link only becomes active once the previous signer is done.
Self-sign
Sign your own documents directly, without sending them anywhere. Useful for anything you need to countersign and file rather than route to another party.
Identity verification
Signers can be asked to verify who they are via ID document scanning before signing, for cases where "anyone with the link" isn't enough assurance. It is set per recipient, so you can require it for the counterparty without imposing it on colleagues who are only countersigning.
Tamper-evident audit trail
Every signed document is fingerprinted with SHA-256 hashing, so any change after signing is detectable — see our full write-up on how this works, including a straight answer on what it does not cover.
Programmatic signing via API
For teams who want to trigger signing workflows from their own systems rather than the dashboard. You authenticate with an API key generated from your settings screen and hand the signer into the SequrSign flow. Parameters and the deep-link format are in the API documentation.
Credit-based pricing
5 credits per signature request, 1 credit per identity verification, no monthly subscription required. Credit packs start at $1 and each has its own validity window; new accounts start with 15 free credits and full feature access. The pricing page lists every pack.
What it is not
SequrSign does not embed certificate-authority-issued PKI signatures in the PDF, so a document will not show a validated signature in Acrobat's signature panel. It is not a contract lifecycle management suite, and it does not give legal advice about whether an electronic signature is sufficient for your particular document in your particular jurisdiction. Being clear about the edges is more useful than a feature list that quietly implies otherwise.
If you want the step-by-step of a single request, start with how signing a document works. Anything else, the FAQ or contact form.