Paste in the contract you already use, send it, and get back a signed PDF with a certificate behind it. You pay nothing per document, and the signing page carries only your name.
Nobody writes a contract for the first time inside a CRM, so it starts from the one you already have.
The signing page carries your name and your colors. Your customer never finds out which software you used, because it's yours.
Copy the whole thing out of Word or Google Docs and drop it on the page. Headings and lists survive, a pasted price table comes through as a real table, and a PDF you'd rather not touch stays as it is, with the signing boxes on top.
| Item | Qty | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Corrugated, 400 units | 400 | $11,200 |
| Delivery | 1 | $380 |
| Total inc. tax | $12,800 |
At send, the exact bytes each signer will see are frozen and hashed, and every step after that goes into an append-only trail with a timestamp, an IP address and a device. Everyone gets a Certificate of Completion, which covers what a court asks about: who signed, and what they were shown.
Sending a hundred contracts costs the same as sending one, because you aren't renting the software. The signing page carries your brand too, and that matters, because the contract is the last thing somebody reads before they pay you.