Formable: Draft, Redline, and Sign Contracts Without Switching Tools

A contract usually travels through more tools than it should: a template pulled from somewhere, redlines traded over email or in Word's track changes, then a separate e-signature product to actually close it out. Nothing in that chain reviews the agreement for you, and nothing connects the drafting to the signing.

Formable puts drafting, redlining, review, and signing in one place, and lets other products embed the same workflow directly.

What Formable does

Formable lets you create a contract from one of 13+ templates or upload an existing document, then send it out for electronic signature. Agreements can be redlined and negotiated between parties before anyone signs, and Formable's AI can review a contract against your company's legal playbook, flag issues, and propose or apply redlines directly. Signing is built for compliance with EUTA and the E-SIGN Act.

What's broken about the alternative

E-signature tools like DocuSign, PandaDoc, and Dropbox Sign are built to close a document that's already finished. They don't help you draft it, and they don't help you negotiate it, so redlining still happens somewhere else, usually over email, before the document ever reaches the signing tool.

Formable isn't trying to be another place to store and track contracts after the fact. It's built around the part that happens before signing: drafting the agreement and getting both sides to a version they'll actually sign.

How it works

AI drafting from templates: generate a legally-sound agreement from 13+ templates instead of starting from a blank page.

AI-reviewed redlines: Formable's AI checks redlines made to a document and can auto-review agreements against your own legal playbook.

Embeddable API and SDK: developers can drop e-signing and contract redlining directly into their own product, without building a DOCX editor, a signing engine, an audit trail, or a compliance layer from scratch.

EUTA and E-SIGN Act compliant signing: signatures are built for legal enforceability, not just a checkbox on a form.

Who this is for

Founders, legal ops teams handling agreements without a legal department behind them, and developers at platforms or marketplaces who want document negotiation and signing built into their own product rather than bolted on through a third-party widget. Formable is freemium, with paid plans for teams that need the full drafting, redlining, and embedded workflow.

Try it

Book a Formable demo — or see the Formable listing on ShipBoost for category context.