
Turn a Word Contract into an E-Signature Template
Import a .docx contract into APISign, fix what doesn't convert, mark variables and signature fields, then send a free test before a real signer sees it.
Your agent drafts the contract, sends it to real signers, and tracks every view and signature through to completion. Legally binding, fully audit-logged.
One instruction. Three tool calls. A legally binding contract in someone's inbox.
Twelve tools over MCP, a REST API, and a CLI — so Claude, Cursor, or anything you build yourself can put a real contract in front of a real person.
$ npx add-mcp https://apisign.io/mcp --header "x-api-key: YOUR_KEY"Everything an agent needs to send a document, and everything you need to know it arrived.
Twelve tools for Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor and any MCP client that can send an API key header.
Everything the MCP tools do, as plain JSON over HTTPS. The apisign-io CLI lists and reads templates and contracts from your terminal.
Write templates in Markdown with {{variables}} an agent fills in. No proprietary document format to learn.
Signed HMAC notifications when a contract is sent, viewed, signed, completed or cancelled.
Flag a contract as a test and run the whole flow for free. The signing request comes to you, not your signer.
Every view and signature is recorded with IP address, device and timestamp, and the signed PDF carries a SHA-256 seal.
Reviewing document...
Checking grammar, legal terms, and formatting
Missing signature field
Line 47: Add {{client_signature}} variable
Clarity improvement
Consider rewording "effectuate" to "implement"
Review complete
2 issues fixed, document ready to send
The writing assistant in the template editor can review a template on request. It scores it out of 100 and points out what to fix before the template goes in front of a signer. It's a second pair of eyes, not legal advice.
Flags typos, unclear phrasing and inconsistent formatting
Points out sections and signature blocks that look missing
Notes variables that look missing or badly named
Switch to Edit and it rewrites the sections you point it at
Meet Gilberto, your AI writing partner. Draft clauses, tighten language, and run a full review — just by chatting. Ask questions, request changes, and watch your contract improve in real time, right alongside the conversation.
Ask for changes in plain language and Gilberto rewrites the document as you talk.
Describe the agreement you need and get a clean, structured first draft in seconds.
Catch missing clauses, unclear terms, and risky language before you ever hit send.
Already have contracts in Word format? Simply upload your .docx files and we'll automatically convert them to powerful Markdown templates. Headings, lists, tables, and images come along, and you gain the flexibility of variable substitution and programmatic control.
Upload .docx files directly to create templates instantly
Headings, lists, tables, and formatting are preserved automatically
Insert {{variables}} to make any field dynamic and data-driven
service-agreement.docx
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# Service Agreement
This Agreement is entered into by:
**Client:** {{client_name}}
**Provider:** {{provider_name}}
## Services
{{service_description}}
## Compensation
Total: {{total_amount}}
---
**Signature:** {{client_signature}}An agent that sends contracts sends more of them than a person does, so per-seat pricing and monthly minimums stop making sense. $0.25 per send, with no subscription and no seats. Test sends are free.
$0.25
per contract
$0
monthly fee
no lock-in
Compare with others
| Provider | Effective per contract | Monthly Fee |
|---|---|---|
| DocuSign | $1.25 - $4.80 | $50 - $480/mo |
| PandaDoc | Not published | $19 - $49/user/mo |
| Dropbox Sign | $1.50 - $2.50 | $75 - $250/mo |
| SignNow | $1.20 - $2.00 | $0 |
| eSignatures | $0.49 | $0 |
| Signaturely | $0.32 - $0.98 | $40 - $199/mo |
| APISign You are here | $0.25 | $0 |
Competitor pricing checked October 2026. For plan-based providers the per-contract figure is the plan price divided by the envelopes it includes. Full comparisons and sources
Load your account balance and send contracts. No monthly minimums or commitments.
Keep a card on file and set thresholds. We'll auto-reload when your balance runs low.
$0.25 per send, and a resend counts as a send. Test sends are free. No per-seat charges, no metered API tiers.
Get instant notifications when contracts are viewed, signed, or completed. Build automated workflows triggered by signature events.
contract_sentcontract_viewedcontract_signedcontract_completedcontract_cancelled{
"id": "clx8k2q1b0002qz3f6j0e3c8f",
"event": "contract_signed",
"created_at": "2026-10-13T14:30:00.000Z",
"data": {
"organization_id": "clx8k1m4z0000qz3f7g2c1a9d",
"contract": {
"id": "clx8k2n7b0003qz3f8j4e3c1f",
"name": "Service Agreement",
"status": "sent",
"sent_at": "2026-10-13T14:02:11.000Z",
"test_mode": false
},
"signer": {
"id": "clx8k2o9c0004qz3f1k5f4d2g",
"name": "Jane Smith",
"email": "jane@company.com",
"status": "signed",
"signed_at": "2026-10-13T14:30:00.000Z"
}
}
}Thoughts on documents, signatures, and the art of building trust

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