
SignGrant
Model releases without the paperwork. SignGrant lets you send, sign, and store releases digitally, so you can focus on the shoot.
What is SignGrant?
Every photographer knows the feeling. An agency asks for the release, and you’re digging through email threads and half-forgotten folders. SignGrant ends that. Create a release, send a link, and your model signs from their phone in minutes, in their own language. You get a finished PDF, a full audit record, and a searchable vault that keeps every release one click away.
Built for the way photographers actually work
- Sign anywhere. Send a signing link by email, show a QR code on set, or share a link. Models don’t need an account, just a phone and a finger.
- The forms agencies expect. Getty Images in 34 languages, Shutterstock in 21 (adult and minor), and Adobe Stock in 10, plus property releases and your own custom release. Models read and sign in their own language, so nobody signs something they can’t read.
- Minors, handled. Under 18 on the shoot date? SignGrant adds the parent or guardian consent section automatically.
- AI clauses in plain terms. Choose “No AI use” or spell out the specific AI uses you’ve agreed, right in the release.
- §2257 ready. Capture the records-keeping form, including ID photos and sworn statements, in the same flow.
- Group shoots. Add every model to one shoot and keep their releases together.
Proof that holds up
A signature image is only the start. SignGrant records how, when and where each release was signed in a step-by-step audit PDF, checks that a real signature was actually drawn, and can anchor each release to the Bitcoin blockchain with an independent timestamp. When a client, agency or lawyer asks who signed this and when, you have the answer.
Your whole archive, in one place
- Searchable vault. Find any release by model, shoot, date, location or usage.
- Bring your past in. Upload scans, photos, PDFs or Word files and SignGrant reads the details for you. (Pro and Enterprise)
- Automatic copies. Every signed PDF can be filed to Google Drive, Dropbox or OneDrive, one folder per shoot. SignGrant only ever sees its own folder. (Pro and Enterprise)
- Model directory. Save the people you shoot often and fill in a new release with one pick.
Made for teams, secured for everyone
Invite colleagues to share releases and photographer profiles on Enterprise. Sign in with Google or Microsoft, turn on two-factor authentication, and export or delete your data whenever you want.
Simple pricing
- Free: 3 releases, every form, audit record and timestamps.
- Pro, $3.99/month: unlimited releases, cloud copies, import and model directory.
- Enterprise, $9.99/month: unlimited releases, up to 5 team members and photographers, shared releases.
Yearly billing gets two months free.
Get it signed. Get it saved. Get on with the shoot.
SignGrant is a record-keeping tool, not legal advice.
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