Multi-tenant e-signature
Agreements that close in one sitting.
Inkpacket is a workspace for sending PDFs out for signature. Upload, place fields, share a link, download the signed file. Built for operators who need tenants, not a personal inbox tool.
inkpacket.com
Envelope
Master services agreement
A. Hale
- StatusCompleted
- Signeralex@northfield.co
- Audit events6
Fields on the page
Drop signature, date, and text fields onto a PDF. The signer fills the same places you marked.
One link to finish
Send a signing URL. No account required for the signer. You get the completed file back.
Audit that is readable
Created, sent, viewed, signed, completed, downloaded — stored on the document, scoped to the org.
Workspaces, not a pile
Owner, admin, and member roles. Invite a seat. Every envelope stays inside its organization.
Pricing that matches how you send
Proposal copy. Stripe is optional until you turn it on.
Starter
For a small team sending agreements every week.
$29
per month
- 20 envelopes / month
- 3 seats
- Org-scoped audit log
Growth
For operators who live in the desk all day.
$79
per month
- 100 envelopes / month
- 10 seats
- Org-scoped audit log
Agency
For agencies running many client workspaces.
$199
per month
- 500 envelopes / month
- 50 seats
- Org-scoped audit log
Questions we hear first
Is Inkpacket original software?
Yes. Inkpacket is written in Next.js and Prisma, with our own envelope, field, and audit models. It is not a re-skin of someone else's signing product.
Can more than one company share an install?
Yes. Every document, signer, invite, and audit event is scoped to an organization. Members of workspace A cannot read workspace B.
What happens if we do not have Stripe or Resend keys yet?
The product still runs. Billing routes return a stub response, and outbound email is logged instead of sent. You can copy the signing link from the desk.
Where are PDFs stored?
Behind an S3-compatible storage interface. In development, files land on the local filesystem. In production, point S3_* at your bucket.