Formable
Draft, redline and e-sign contracts in one place
Developer Tools·Legal·Productivity
What is Formable?
Formable is an AI-native contract management tool that keeps drafting, review, negotiation, and signing in one workspace.
Start with the contract creator: answer a few guided questions and Formable generates a draft from one of 47 free templates across 10 categories, including NDAs, MSAs, SOWs, independent contractor and services agreements, DPAs, and commercial leases. Templates are free for individual and commercial use, with no credit card required.
Teams edit one shared draft together with live presence, comments, and @mentions, then negotiate with redlining in the same editor. AI review flags risky clauses and missing terms against your own playbook, each linked to the exact text with a suggested fix. When the contract is ready, send it for signature in seconds. Every edit, comment, and signature is recorded in a tamper-evident, exportable audit trail, and signing is ESIGN and UETA compliant by default.
Formable runs in any browser and connects to 20+ tools, including Salesforce, Slack, HubSpot, Google Drive, Notion, and Zapier. Developers can embed signing and redlining in their own product through a typed REST API with webhooks, OpenAPI specs, and SDKs for Node.js, Python, PHP, Java, Go, Ruby, and .NET. The free Developer API plan includes unlimited test usage and 10 signatures a month.
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