Upload and sign yours
Add your contract PDF to the job, draw your signature once at setup, and your stamp is on the document.
Contracts & signatures
Upload the contract you already use, tap where the signatures go, and send your client one link. They sign on their phone; the signed PDF files itself to the job.
Your own contract · No client account needed · Signed copies on file
What it does
Crewkat doesn't force you into a generic template. Bring the agreement your attorney already approved, and Crewkat handles the signing: field placement, the client link, the dated signature, and the finished document.
How it works
Add your contract PDF to the job, draw your signature once at setup, and your stamp is on the document.
Tap to place the client's signature and date fields on the right page, in the right spot. Add fill-in fields — initials, a checkbox, a date — where your contract asks for them.
Text or email the link. Your client signs on their phone, and the finished, signed PDF appears in the job — with a copy emailed to them automatically.
Why it matters
A signed contract before demo day protects your deposit, your schedule, and your scope. Crewkat makes signing the easiest step of the job instead of the one that drags through a week of "we'll print it tonight." Status is visible at a glance: not sent, link opened, viewed, signed.
Change orders without the fight
When the client wants the wall moved or the fixture upgraded, send a change order through their portal link. They approve and sign before the work happens — so "you never told me it cost extra" never gets said at your final invoice.
Common questions
No. Upload the contract you already use — Crewkat adds the signing to your document instead of replacing it. You can also build a document from pasted text when you don't have a PDF handy.
No. They open your link, review the pages, fill in the fields you placed, and draw their signature. The signed copy is emailed to them and stored on the job.
Change orders are documents too: describe the change, price it, send it through the client link, and it needs the client's signature before it's part of the job.
Less admin. More building.