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Can clients sign contracts on their phone?

Yes — the client opens a private link on their phone, reads the contract with their details already filled in, and signs on the screen. The signed copy is kept on the same record as the job and the invoice.

How it works

  • A proposal built from your packages becomes a contract with the client’s name, event and date merged in.
  • The signing page needs no account, so a couple can sign from a link on the way home.
  • Each signature is recorded with the date and time on the contract itself.

Honest limits

  • Booksui supplies templates and e-signature; the wording of the agreement is yours to review.
  • A paid plan lifts the free-plan paperwork caps; see the plan table.

Steps

  1. 1Open the job and choose a contract template for your trade.
  2. 2Check the merged details, then send the signing link.
  3. 3The signed copy appears on the job when the client finishes.

Related questions

Does Booksui have contracts with e-signature?
Yes — a proposal built from your packages becomes a contract with the client’s details filled in; they sign on their phone, and the signed PDF lands on the job. Templates for weddings, portraits, newborns, events, elopements, commercial work, second shooters and model releases ship with the product.
Is there a free plan?
No: every plan starts with 14 days on a card, and nothing is charged until they end. Starter, at $12/mo, is the cheapest and holds one job at a time, with the same inbox, contracts, invoices, booking page and galleries as the plans above it.
Does Booksui have a client portal?
Yes — every client has one private page where their contracts, invoices and deliveries sit together, opened from a link you send. They see only their own job, never another client’s.

Last checked against the product on 2026-10-14. Prices and limits on this page are read from the same configuration the app enforces, so they cannot drift from what you would be charged.