Gyms and studios
A membership waiver on joining, and a fresh one each season. Keep it as a template and send it in one go.
Liability waivers for businesses
Send your own waiver PDF to everyone who is booked in. Each person signs their own copy on their own phone, nobody sees anyone else’s name, and every signed copy is certified and fingerprinted so that you can prove afterwards exactly what was signed.
Who uses it
If your front desk is a clipboard and a biro on a busy Saturday, this is the same thing without the clipboard, the typing up afterwards, or the box of paper you have to keep for years.
A membership waiver on joining, and a fresh one each season. Keep it as a template and send it in one go.
Every visitor signs before they come in, on their own phone in the queue, or at home the night before.
Send the release with the booking confirmation. Reminders go out by themselves until it is signed.
One permission form to a whole list of parents. Each one signs only their own, and sees nobody else.
Hundreds of entrants in one send, with a spreadsheet back at the end showing who signed and when.
Damage waivers, safety briefings and hire agreements, each with its own certified copy and history.
How it works
We do not write your waiver and we do not change it. You bring the PDF your lawyer approved; it is stored exactly as you uploaded it, byte for byte, and every signature is added on top of that original.
Up to 25 MB. It is kept as it is; nothing is rewritten, reformatted or re-flowed.
Drag boxes for the signature, the name, the date and any tick boxes, including pick one of these. Save it as a template and you never do this again.
Paste a list of names and emails, or import a spreadsheet. Everyone gets their own private link. You can also copy the links and send them yourself.
Each person signs on their phone. You get their certified PDF with a certificate page, a full history, and a spreadsheet of who signed and when.
What you get
A batch is a single waiver sent to a whole list, and each person signs a separate copy. Batches of up to 300 people, and you can add a late arrival afterwards.
In a batch, a participant sees their own copy and nothing more: not another name, not another signature, not even how many others there are.
They draw with a finger, type their name in a handwriting style, or photograph a signature on paper. No app, no account, no password.
Choose a reminder every few days for people who have not signed. Never more than three times, so nobody is pestered.
Import your booking list as a CSV, export who signed and when. Every exported cell is neutralised, so a name typed by a stranger cannot run as a formula.
When signing finishes, one certified PDF is built and stored with its SHA-256 fingerprint, and served unchanged for ever after. A certificate page records who signed, when, and from which network address.
Open Verify a waiver and choose a file. The check happens in the browser: the file is never uploaded, only its fingerprint is looked up.
Quick sign fills in a PDF in your browser and never uploads it. Free, unlimited, no account, whatever plan you are on.
Pricing
One price a year for a band of waivers. No seats, no per-signature fee, no card on file, nothing to cancel by telephone. A waiver counts once, when it is sent for signature, and the band is counted over the last 12 months.
Free10 waivers/year, no card
Trying it end to end, with real participants.
Enough to run one real event before you decide.
$10/year80 waivers, less than $1/month
A studio, a small club, one event a season.
About 7 waivers a month.
$100/year1,000 waivers, from 10c/waiver
A gym, a climbing wall, a tour operator.
About 20 waivers a week.
$500/year10,000 waivers, from 5c/waiver
A park, a festival, a season of camps.
About 200 waivers a week.
Every band gets the same certified files, the same verification and the same privacy. A full band never stops a waiver that is already out: it can still be signed, certified and downloaded. It only stops new ones from being sent.
Privacy
A waiver is somebody’s name, their signature and the day they signed. That is exactly the kind of thing a business ends up keeping in a drawer for a decade. Here it has an end date.
Questions
No. They open their own link, read the waiver, sign, and are done. No app, no password, no cookie.
Because a waiver that does not hold up is worse than no waiver: it tells you that you are covered when you are not. What a release can do depends on where you are and on what you do. A few states will not enforce a pre-injury release at all, several will not accept a parent’s signature on behalf of a child, and gross negligence is essentially never something a signature can waive. A form generic enough to hand to every business would have to be vague about exactly the things that decide whether it works.
So we do not write waivers. We are not a law firm and nothing here is legal advice. We would rather be very good at collecting the signature and proving afterwards what was signed, and leave the wording to somebody who can be responsible for it.
What we suggest: have a lawyer in your state write or review yours. It is usually an hour or two of their time for a document you will use for years, and your trade association or your insurer may already have a form they expect you to use. To make that hour cheaper, an AI assistant can turn a description of what you actually do into a first draft for your lawyer to correct, rather than having them start from nothing. Then upload the PDF here.
Yes. Send the link to the parent and mark the fields for the details you need: their name, the child’s name, the date, and any tick boxes. Whatever your waiver asks for, you place a field for.
You cannot send new waivers until the year frees up or you move up a band. Everything already sent carries on exactly as before: people sign, certified copies are built, downloads and verification keep working. A band never strands a participant halfway.
The account drops back to the free band by itself. Nothing is deleted, nothing already collected is locked away, and every certified copy you hold stays verifiable.
Each person is shown what they are signing, agrees to sign electronically before they sign, and that consent is recorded with the time and the version of the disclosure. See Electronic signatures. Whether your waiver is enforceable is a question for your own lawyer; we make sure you can prove what was signed, by whom and when.
Yes. The certified copy is fingerprinted with SHA-256 when it is built and never rebuilt. Open Verify a waiver, choose the file, and it either matches or it does not.
Upload your waiver, mark the places once, send it to everybody. Ten waivers free, no card.