Every e-signature platform can collect a signature almost anywhere. None of them could tell you whether the document you just signed survives the law of the place you signed it. Docsliy was built to close that gap.
A perfectly executed agreement can still fail — because a clause doesn't survive local law, because a duty went unpaid, or because the instrument was never capable of electronic execution in the first place. Signing platforms solve the first problem and leave the rest standing.
We took the opposite approach. The law of the signing jurisdiction is an input to the draft, not a checkbox after it. That one decision shapes everything else about how the product is built.
See how that worksWhich law governs, which formalities attach, and whether the instrument can be signed electronically at all.
Clauses pulled from libraries reviewed by counsel qualified in that jurisdiction — each one citing its source.
Stamp duty, registration and language requirements settled before signature, because afterwards is too late.
SES, AES or QES, matched to what that market requires, with identity verified through Docsliy Verify.
They're architectural choices, not marketing lines — each one costs us something, which is why they're worth stating.
Contracts are assembled from counsel-reviewed clause libraries, and every clause cites the entry it came from. A draft can be audited back to its source rather than taken on trust.
The cost: slower to add a market than generating language on demand.Where local law excludes an instrument from electronic execution, we decline and name the rule. Silently producing a document that fails later is the real failure.
The cost: we say no to work a less careful tool would happily take.Where a licensed provider must apply the signature, we send only a cryptographic hash — never the contract, its contents or its metadata.
The cost: a harder integration than simply uploading the file.You can check all of this before you ever speak to us.
Governing statute, recognised signature types, exclusions and local formalities for all 27 markets — free, ungated, whether or not you ever buy anything.
Browse the legality guideEvery plan is published, starting at $39/month, with no credit card to trial and no contract to escape.
See pricingHardened infrastructure, AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit, an immutable audit trail, and a hash-only signing path your security team can interrogate.
Read the security pageOur terms state plainly that we're a drafting aid rather than legal advice, and that no platform can warrant a court will uphold a given agreement.
Read the termsNot a demo template. We'll draft it, apply the formalities and sign it live, in your jurisdiction, in about twenty minutes.