Most form builders lock e-signatures behind their most expensive plan. SignSnap adds a real signature pad to eight popular WordPress form plugins for a fraction of the cost of upgrading your entire form plugin.
Only the adapter for whichever plugin your site actually runs gets loaded — the other seven never touch the page.
Native signature field, right in the form builder.
Drag-and-drop signature field for your forms.
Adds a simple [signature] tag to any form.
Signature field for the Forms widget.
Signature widget built for the MetForm editor.
Native signature field, no extra setup.
Signature block for the native form editor.
Native signature field type, ready to drag in.
New integrations are on the way.
This is a live demo — nothing you draw here is saved or sent anywhere.
Most WordPress form builders treat e-signatures as a premium feature — bundled into their most expensive plan, whether or not you need anything else in it.
You pay for the whole upgrade to unlock the one thing you actually wanted.
One purpose-built field, at a fraction of the cost of upgrading everything around it.
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Pick whichever of the 8 supported plugins your site already runs. SignSnap detects it automatically — nothing to configure.
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Drag the Signature field in from your form builder's own native editor, right alongside your other fields. No complex setup.
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Your visitor signs and submits the form like any other. The signature is captured and stored the moment they hit send.
Other plugins charge $199–$399 a year just to unlock their signature field. SignSnap covers eight of them for a fraction of that.
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The pad responds to touch, pen, and mouse input the same way on every modern browser and device — nothing extra to load, nothing else to configure.
One settings screen controls how the signature pad looks across every form on your site, regardless of which plugin built it.
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No — with one exception. SignSnap's field works on the free tier of Fluent Forms, WPForms, Contact Form 7, MetForm, Formidable Forms, SureForms, and WS Form. The only plugin it depends on being a paid tier itself is Elementor, since the Forms widget lives in Elementor Pro.
Because it does one thing. A Pro form plugin upgrade bundles the signature field in with a dozen features you may never touch. SignSnap is just the field — so you're only paying for what you actually needed.
Only the adapter for whichever form plugin you actually run is loaded. If you use Fluent Forms, none of the code for the other seven plugins ever reaches the page.
In your own WordPress Media Library, inside a dedicated signsnap uploads folder. No external service, no separate database.
Nothing, by default. Deleting the plugin leaves your settings and signatures in place, so reinstalling later restores everything. There's an explicit setting if you ever want a clean removal instead.
Get a real signature field for the plugin you already run — without paying for a whole new one.
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