Kapture
Build the form. Get it signed. $17 a month.
What it does
A form builder and e-signature tool in one. Describe the form and AI builds it, send it for a legally binding signature, and every submission and signature is recorded to a bucket you own. From $17/mo — no per-seat charge, no envelope caps, no overage.
Build or keep your form; one pixel records every submission as a replayable, tamper-evident record in your own bucket. E-signatures included.
One pixel on any form records what happened when someone hit submit. Every field. The page they saw. The consent they gave. You get a replay you can trust, kept in your own bucket. Co-registration and e-signatures are included. An e-signature vendor bills $300 a month for ten seats. 36 seconds. A lead buyer pays four cents for every recording of a form being filled in. 34 seconds. Built by Jordan Soblick , Thomas Coolidge and Rey Reyna , who ran the desks these bills land on. Meet the team → Kapture is not a set of steps to work through. It is three tools that all end in the same record. Use one. Use all three. Say what you want in a sentence. Kapture writes the fields, hosts the form, and…from kx21.com
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