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Upload a PDF, drag on the signature fields, and send it. Your recipient signs in the browser and everyone gets the finished document — with a certificate that stands up on its own.

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No account needed to sign Single-use links Audit trail in every PDF Most documents out in under two minutes
How it works

Four steps, start to finish.

Most documents go out in under two minutes.

1Upload

Choose the PDF you need signed. Nothing to convert.

2Prepare

Drag signature, name, date and checkbox fields onto the page.

3Send

Enter your recipient's email and send. They get a single-use link.

4Done

They sign online. Everyone receives the completed PDF with its audit trail.

See it work

This is the whole product.

Short recordings of Agreevo doing what it does — no narration needed.

The old way, then Agreevo. Forty-five seconds, no sound needed.
Delegate

Six agents that work while you don't.

Nudge chases unsigned documents. Renewals watches notice deadlines. Keeper tracks what was promised. Inbox watches the mail you told it to. Intake reads what comes in and hands it to the Reviewer, who checks it against your positions. Watch them work in one room — a trace lights up while an agent is busy, a document crosses the floor when one hands work to another — then approve what they drafted, or let Nudge send the easy ones itself.

Meet the team
The team page: six robots on lit platforms around a glowing hub, Run everyone now, traces lighting up as the agents work, the feed filling with each agent's steps, a drafted follow-up opened and approved.
Ask

One question. Every contract you have signed.

What renews this quarter and what is it worth. Where liability is uncapped. What you have promised and not done. Every answer names the contracts it rests on, so you can open them and check — and the second question is a follow-up, not a fresh search.

The Ask page: a question typed across every contract, the answer appearing with the contracts it rests on as links, then a follow-up question.
Keep

The promises inside the contract, with dates on them.

The monthly report, the annual user list, the invoice they owe you. The Keeper reads them out of the contracts themselves, tells you what falls due and what is already late, and stops asking the moment you tick it off. A monthly one comes back next month on its own.

The Keeper listing what is coming due, ours and theirs, one ticked off, and the same promises on the document page and the dashboard.
Negotiate

The review writes the reply it earns.

Knowing that four clauses are wrong is the easy half. The Reviewer turns its own findings into the email to the other side — your asks in their contract's language, serious ones first, in a tone that expects agreement. Edit it, then send it like any other draft.

A review's findings, Draft my counter pressed, the reply written and then sent.
Send

Upload, drop the fields, send.

Pick a PDF, click the fields you need onto the page, add who signs. There is nothing to set up first and nothing to learn — the whole thing is one screen.

Uploading a PDF, placing signature, name and date fields, adding a recipient and sending it.
Sign

Your recipient signs in a browser. No account, no app.

They open the link from their email, read the document, type or draw their signature and confirm. Under a minute, on a phone or a laptop.

A recipient opening a signing link, typing their signature, agreeing and finishing.
Connect

Works from Claude. Connecting takes a minute.

Paste one URL into Claude's connectors, sign in to Agreevo, click Allow. No keys, no setup. Then just ask — "send our NDA to Jane at Acme", "what needs a decision this month?"

How the Claude connector works
The Integrations page with the Claude connector URL, the Agreevo consent screen, and Claude listed under connected apps.
Create

Tell Claude what you need. The contract appears in Agreevo.

Claude fills your template, and the document shows up in your list with its audit trail saying so — ready to check and send, or sent already if you asked it to.

The documents list before and after Claude creates an NDA, then the document page with the audit trail entry.
Track

See who signed, what the contract says, and when it needs a decision.

Every document has its audit trail, its key terms, and a deadline that shows up on your dashboard before it matters — so nothing renews by accident.

The document page with signed recipients, extracted key terms and the audit trail, then the dashboard with upcoming deadlines.
Your team

Six agents. One rule: they draft, you approve.

They work between your visits, on the documents and contracts already in your account. Nothing is sent, filed or promised until you have read it and clicked. You can watch each one think, and you can tell each one how you like things done.

NudgeFollows up unsigned documents

Knows who opened it, when, and how many times you have asked. Writes the follow-up in your voice — and, if you let it, sends the first one itself, up to a limit you set.

RenewalsWatches notice deadlines

Works out the last day to give notice from the contract's own terms, and drafts the notice or the renegotiation opener before it passes.

KeeperTracks what either side promised

The monthly report, the annual user list, the invoice they owe you. Read out of the contracts themselves, with a date on each, and raised before it passes.

InboxWatches the mail you told it to

Connect Gmail or Outlook, write the rules for what counts — sender, subject, attachment — and it tells you when a contract lands. Nothing outside your rules is ever read.

IntakeReads what comes in

Any contract that arrives without key terms gets read: counterparty, dates, renewal, value. Then it hands the paper to the Reviewer.

ReviewerChecks a contract against your positions

Payment terms, liability, termination, whatever you insist on. Every departure quoted, with the sentence to ask for instead — then the reply to the other side, written for you.

You see them think, one step at a time, and you see them hand work to each other. Under every draft is a line to type into: “shorter”, “mention our call on Tuesday”. They rewrite and come back. Every morning they tell you what happened while you were away.

They run on the same AI as the rest of Agreevo, or on your own key. Nudge and Renewals work without any AI at all, from templates, so the follow-ups never stop just because a provider did.

After the signature

A signed contract is not the end of it.

The signature takes two minutes. The part that costs money is the eighteen months afterwards, when nobody remembers what the notice period was and it renews on its own. Agreevo reads every contract it sends and keeps the dates for you.

It reads what you signed

Counterparty, start and end dates, renewal type, notice period, value and governing law — pulled out of the PDF and shown as fields you can correct.

It tells you before it matters

A contract that renews on 19 November with 60 days' notice needs a decision by 20 September. That is the date Agreevo puts on your dashboard, not the end date.

Deadlines in your own calendar

Signing deadlines, notice dates, renewals and scheduled sends, as a feed Google, Outlook and Apple Calendar can subscribe to. One link, always current.

What the pile adds up to

Signed this month, waiting on a signature, renewing within ninety days — totalled per currency, never mixed. Plus how long signing takes and where people drop out.

The promises, not just the dates

A contract commits both sides to things: a monthly report, a quarterly release, an invoice. Each becomes a line with a date, on your calendar and your dashboard, until it is ticked off — and a monthly one comes back next month.

A question across all of it

“What renews this quarter?” “Where is liability uncapped?” “What have I promised that is still open?” Answered from the terms already read out of your contracts, with every answer pointing at the ones it rests on.

None of it is data entry. The terms come from the document you already sent, and you can export the lot as a spreadsheet whenever someone asks.

Everything you need

Built for people who send contracts, not for legal departments.

PDF documents

Start with the files you already use. Multi-page, scanned, rotated — all fine.

Drag-and-drop fields

Signature, initials, full name, date, text and checkbox. Placed exactly where you drop them.

Secure signing links

Each recipient gets a single-use link that dies the moment it is used. No account needed to sign.

Audit trail

Created, sent, opened, signed — with IP and time, bound into the final PDF as a certificate page.

Completed PDFs

Values are burned into the page, not left as editable form fields. What was signed stays signed.

Templates

Save the contracts you send every week and reuse the field layout in one click.

Renewal reminders

Every contract's notice deadline, worked out from its own terms and on your dashboard before it passes.

Ask a contract a question

"What is the notice period?" answered from the document's own text, with the clause it relied on quoted back.

Pricing

Simple pricing.

No complicated plans. No sales call. Start free and upgrade when you need to.

Free

For trying Agreevo.

$0 / month
  • ✓3 documents per month
  • ✓1 template
  • ✓E-signatures
  • ✓Basic audit trail
  • ✓Completed PDFs
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Pro

For people who send documents regularly.

$20 / month
  • ✓100 documents per month
  • ✓Unlimited templates and recipients
  • ✓Full audit trails
  • ✓Email notifications
  • ✓Custom branding
  • ✓Document expiration
  • ✓Priority support
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