Signing a document and collecting payment are often two steps in the same process. SignAndGo lets you combine them, so your customer signs and pays in a single flow.
Every extra step in a process is a chance for the customer to drop off. When you send a contract, wait for a signature, then send an invoice, then wait for payment -- each step introduces delay and friction. Combining signing and payment into a single flow eliminates this.
Payment is collected the moment the document is signed. No waiting for separate invoice payment.
Single-flow sign-and-pay converts better than separate signing and invoicing steps.
No more signed contracts without payment. The signed document and payment are linked together.
Link your Stripe account to SignAndGo in Settings. This is a one-time setup that takes about 2 minutes.
Upload your document and add recipients as usual. On the envelope settings, enable "Collect Payment" and enter the amount.
The recipient receives the signing link, reviews the document, and applies their signature as normal.
After signing, the signer is presented with the Stripe payment form. They enter their card details (or use Apple/Google Pay) and submit.
Both parties receive the signed document. The payment is processed and deposited into your Stripe account. The envelope audit trail records both the signing and payment events.
Service businesses collect deposits when customers sign booking agreements. Ensures commitment and reduces no-shows.
Example: A wedding photographer collects a 30% deposit when the client signs the booking contract.
Property managers collect bond payments alongside the signed tenancy agreement, streamlining the move-in process.
Example: A property manager sends the lease and collects 4 weeks bond in a single transaction.
Law firms, accountants, and consultants collect retainer payments when engagement letters are signed.
Example: A law firm collects a $5,000 retainer when the client signs the engagement letter.
SaaS companies collect the first payment when customers sign service agreements or licence terms.
Example: A software company collects the annual licence fee when the customer signs the agreement.
Event organisers collect registration fees or sponsorship payments alongside signed participation agreements.
Example: A conference organiser collects the sponsor payment when the sponsorship agreement is signed.
Builders collect milestone payments when progress claims are approved and signed by the client.
Example: A builder collects the frame-stage payment when the client signs the progress claim.
SignAndGo never touches card data. All payment processing flows directly through Stripe.
Stripe maintains the highest level of PCI compliance. Card data never passes through SignAndGo servers.
Stripe's Radar fraud detection and 3D Secure authentication protect against unauthorised transactions.
Payments are processed in AUD through Australian card networks for lowest fees and fastest settlement.
SignAndGo does not charge any additional fees for payment collection. You pay only standard Stripe transaction fees:
Yes. SignAndGo integrates with Stripe to collect payments at the point of signing. When the signer completes their signature, they are prompted to make the payment before the document is finalised.
Through Stripe, SignAndGo supports all major credit and debit cards (Visa, Mastercard, Amex), Apple Pay, Google Pay, and bank transfers. The specific methods available depend on your Stripe account configuration.
Yes. All payments are processed through Stripe, which is PCI DSS Level 1 certified. SignAndGo never sees or stores card numbers. Payment data flows directly from the signer's browser to Stripe's servers.
SignAndGo does not charge additional fees for payment collection. You pay standard Stripe transaction fees (typically 1.75% + 30c per transaction for Australian cards). There are no SignAndGo surcharges on top of Stripe's fees.