Build Complete E-Signature SaaS
Budget: $1,500 – $3,000 USD
I’m ready to move from concept to launch on a cloud-hosted, general-purpose e-signature platform that businesses can adopt without a steep learning curve—user-friendliness is the guiding principle behind every screen and workflow.
Core scope
The application will let users upload PDFs, send them for signature, monitor progress in real time, and store a tamper-proof audit trail. Beyond the basic send-and-sign flow, I need full SaaS plumbing: multi-tenant onboarding, subscription management, role-based access, reusable templates, bulk sending, and an optional REST API for customers who want to integrate the service into their own apps.
Key requirements
• Security baked in from day one: two-factor authentication, end-to-end encryption of documents, and comprehensive audit logs for every action.
• Three interactive dashboards—administrative, user activity, and document status—each designed for clarity and rapid drill-down.
• Responsive front end (React preferred, but I’m open) that feels as simple as consumer software while sitting on top of production-grade back-end architecture (Node, Django, or similar).
• Cloud-native deployment with CI/CD, automated testing, and scalable storage for signed documents.
• Detailed event logging to support compliance reviews and future SOC 2 readiness.
Skills We Need
Full-stack web development (Node.js, PHP, or Python backend; React/Vue/Angular frontend)
Cloud deployment experience (AWS, DigitalOcean, or equivalent)
PDF manipulation and e-signature workflow experience
Email delivery setup (high deliverability, DKIM/SPF)
Database design (PostgreSQL/MySQL)
Security best practices (HTTPS, encryption, audit logging)
Deliverables
1. MVP delivered to a staging environment, feature-complete on all items above.
2. Production build deployed to my chosen cloud account (AWS or GCP).
3. Post-launch support window to squash any critical bugs we uncover in real-world use.
4. Clean, well-documented codebase and API reference.
Acceptance criteria will be a live demo covering the upload-to-signature journey, security features verified through test accounts, and dashboards reflecting real-time events.
If you’ve built SaaS products end-to-end and can balance intuitive UX with solid engineering, let’s discuss timelines, milestones, and your suggested tech stack.
Core scope
The application will let users upload PDFs, send them for signature, monitor progress in real time, and store a tamper-proof audit trail. Beyond the basic send-and-sign flow, I need full SaaS plumbing: multi-tenant onboarding, subscription management, role-based access, reusable templates, bulk sending, and an optional REST API for customers who want to integrate the service into their own apps.
Key requirements
• Security baked in from day one: two-factor authentication, end-to-end encryption of documents, and comprehensive audit logs for every action.
• Three interactive dashboards—administrative, user activity, and document status—each designed for clarity and rapid drill-down.
• Responsive front end (React preferred, but I’m open) that feels as simple as consumer software while sitting on top of production-grade back-end architecture (Node, Django, or similar).
• Cloud-native deployment with CI/CD, automated testing, and scalable storage for signed documents.
• Detailed event logging to support compliance reviews and future SOC 2 readiness.
Skills We Need
Full-stack web development (Node.js, PHP, or Python backend; React/Vue/Angular frontend)
Cloud deployment experience (AWS, DigitalOcean, or equivalent)
PDF manipulation and e-signature workflow experience
Email delivery setup (high deliverability, DKIM/SPF)
Database design (PostgreSQL/MySQL)
Security best practices (HTTPS, encryption, audit logging)
Deliverables
1. MVP delivered to a staging environment, feature-complete on all items above.
2. Production build deployed to my chosen cloud account (AWS or GCP).
3. Post-launch support window to squash any critical bugs we uncover in real-world use.
4. Clean, well-documented codebase and API reference.
Acceptance criteria will be a live demo covering the upload-to-signature journey, security features verified through test accounts, and dashboards reflecting real-time events.
If you’ve built SaaS products end-to-end and can balance intuitive UX with solid engineering, let’s discuss timelines, milestones, and your suggested tech stack.
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