UK service businesses

Upload a PDF. Place the boxes. Send the link.

Any PDF you already have. Drop a signature where it belongs, then copy a private link for each person. They do not need an account.

This is a simple electronic signature under the Electronic Communications Act 2000. It is not a qualified trust service, and it will not make a will or a deed.

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Upload. Place. Send.

Any PDF. Boxes only where a signature belongs.

One link

They sign on the document. You keep the proof.

Free tier gives 10 e-signatures pcm. Unlimited access for £9.95 pcm.

Upload the PDF

Any document you already have. ChickenSign does not rewrite it into a template.

Drop the boxes

Tap where a signature, initial, date, or tick should go, and who it belongs to.

Send the link

Copy each person’s private link. When they sign, the certificate and fingerprint are ready.

Pricing & Limits

Transparent, predictable pricing

Start with 10 free e-signatures every calendar month. Upgrade anytime for unlimited documents.

Starter

Free Tier

£0/ month

10 e-signatures pcm free

Perfect for freelancers, independent trades, and small business owners with light signing needs.

  • 10 e-signatures per calendar month
  • Upload any PDF & drop signature boxes
  • Private signing links (no sign-up for clients)
  • Audit trail & SHA-256 certificate
  • Two-factor authentication (2FA) security
Unlimited
High Volume

Unlimited Tier

£9.95pcm (per month)

Unlimited e-signatures every month

Full power for growing businesses, letting agents, recruiters, and contractors sending frequent contracts.

  • Unlimited e-signatures pcm (no caps)
  • Batch sending with CSV imports
  • REST API keys & Webhook delivery
  • Sequential & parallel multi-party signing
  • Automated card billing with monthly receipts
Billing is fully automated with encrypted card payments. Cancel anytime with one click in your desk billing settings.

What this will not do

  • Wills and codicils

    England, Wales and Northern Ireland still need a wet-ink signature in front of two witnesses. Scotland also expects writing and witnesses.

  • Lasting powers of attorney

    The Office of the Public Guardian has its own signing rules. This room is not that process.

  • Statutory declarations

    These are sworn or affirmed in person.

  • Deeds, including land transfers

    A deed needs the formalities in the Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989, including a witness who is physically present. HM Land Registry only accepts its own conveyancer-certified route for registrable deeds. ChickenSign does not do that.

Read the UK legal notes