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Signeasy

“Can an eSignature app grow into the AI-powered contract operating system for SMBs and mid-market teams?”

Founded2010
HQDallas, Texas, United States (also Bangalore, India)
Latest roundSeed
IndustryHorizontal SaaS / Contract Management

The story

Signeasy started in 2010 as a simple mobile eSignature app and has evolved into an AI-powered Intelligent Contract Management (ICM) platform, expanding beyond signing into contract repository, renewal tracking, AI key-term extraction, and workflow automation. The company operates out of Dallas and Bangalore and serves 48,000+ businesses. It is a productivity SaaS company and does NOT operate embedded finance products.

Last 12 months

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Product timeline

2010

Signeasy founded as a mobile-first eSignature app· launch

2024

Launched Intelligent Contract Management (ICM) with AI insights, renewal tracker, and repository· product

The stack

1 layer disclosed in Signeasy’s embedded-finance stack

Accounting

Google WorkspaceMicrosoft SharePointMicrosoft OutlookMicrosoft TeamsHubSpotGoogle DriveGmailGoogle SheetsGoogle DocsTeamtailor

Accounting gap: none

Signeasy — frequently asked

Which accounting software does Signeasy integrate with?

Signeasy integrates with Google Workspace, Microsoft SharePoint, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Teams, HubSpot, Google Drive, Gmail, Google Sheets and 2 others.

Where is Signeasy headquartered?

Signeasy is founded in 2010 and headquartered in Dallas, Texas, United States (also Bangalore, India).

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