Waivers signed. Sign-ups in. Everyone accounted for.
Create a waiver or a sign-up form, paste your roster or share a link, and AllSigned collects signatures and registrations by email, text, link or QR code. People open it on their phone and finish in about a minute, no account needed. You see who hasn't without clicking anything.
- Pat PoePending
- John RoePending
- Casey DoePending
The pending list is the first thing you see. Reminders go out on their own.
Under two minutes to your first form
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Pick a waiver or sign-up form
Start from a template made for your kind of group, build your own questions from scratch, or upload the PDF you already use. Signature optional on sign-up forms.
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Paste your roster
Names with an email or phone, straight from your spreadsheet or group chat. Each person gets their own invite; mark anyone under 18 and a parent with three kids gets one.
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Send
Email and text go out with a personal link. AllSigned chases the stragglers on day 2, day 5 and the day before you start.
One screen to sign
People read the document, answer what you asked for, and sign by typing or drawing if a signature is required. No app, no password, no account. Everyone signs for themselves; a parent can sign once for all their kids.
Automatic reminders
Sensible defaults that stop the moment someone signs. Text messages include opt-out language and honor STOP.
Link and QR code for walk-ups
Print the QR code at sign-in. Walk-ups are matched to your roster by email or phone, or flagged for you to accept.
A record you can rely on
Every record is tied to the exact version it was made against, with a content hash, timestamp, IP address and consent text on an audit page in the PDF. Export everything at any time.
Simple pricing
One plan with everything included. From $9 a month, or $49 a year. Unlimited waivers, sign-up forms, groups and signers.
Start your free trialAllSigned collects, tracks and stores e-signatures with a full audit trail. It does not provide legal advice, and templates are for convenience only. Have your waiver reviewed by a lawyer licensed in your state.