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Yes. Finish your changes and preview the result first, then create a free account or sign in to download. You get five successful PDF jobs per rolling hour, shared across all tools. Re-downloading the same result does not use another job. Paid PearSign plans include higher limits.

Eligible active, published guided wizards can be embedded on an allowed website using an automatic-height script or iframe fallback. Configure completed-form recipients from the template's Embed on website option. Availability depends on your plan and form mode.

Explore the interactive demo: prepare a sample agreement, edit its terms, review it, and simulate signing or sending it for signature. The demonstration uses sample data and does not connect an account or send real documents.

In most cases, yes. Electronic signatures are recognized under the U.S. ESIGN Act and UETA, and under eIDAS in the EU, provided the parties intend to sign and consent to do business electronically. PearSign captures that consent and records a full audit trail. Some document types (such as certain wills, deeds, and family-law filings) may be excluded or carry extra requirements, so check the rules for your document type and jurisdiction.

AATL stands for the Adobe Approved Trust List, a program of vetted certificate authorities whose digital certificates are automatically trusted in Adobe Acrobat and Reader. When a PearSign document is completed, it is sealed with an AATL-backed digital certificate, so the signature shows as trusted and tamper-evident when the PDF is opened, without the recipient configuring anything.

An electronic signature is the legal act of signing electronically: clicking to agree, typing a name, or drawing a mark. A digital signature is the underlying cryptographic technology (a certificate-based seal) that proves who signed and that the document has not changed since. PearSign combines both: an electronic signature to capture intent, protected by an AATL digital-signature seal.

Every completed document is sealed with a cryptographic digital certificate and its contents are fingerprinted with a SHA-256 hash. The certificate of completion records each event with a UTC timestamp, the signer's name and email, IP address, device, and authentication method. If anyone alters the file after signing, the cryptographic seal no longer validates, which is what 'tamper-evident' means.

No. Recipients sign from a secure link in their browser or on mobile; no account, download, or app install required. The signer completes any fields, provides consent to sign electronically, and the finished document is returned to your PearSign workspace, sealed and audit-trailed.

You describe the document you need and PearSign's AI produces an editable first draft and suggests where signature and data fields should go. The draft is a starting point to speed you up; it is not legal advice. You review and edit everything before sending, and you remain responsible for the final content.

PearSign has a free tier of 3 envelopes total with no credit card required. Paid plans add higher volume, longer document retention, and additional features. An envelope is a document or set of documents sent for signature.

Yes. The brand is one word, PearSign, but it is often written as Pear Sign or Pearsign, and all three refer to the same e-signature platform at pearsign.com. There is no separate product or company behind the other spellings. Whichever way you searched for it, PearSign is the tool that drafts your document with AI, places the signature fields, and collects legally binding signatures under an AATL-certified, tamper-evident seal. It runs in any browser and as a mobile app on iOS.