We started this company because small businesses were paying too much for e-signature tools that did too little.
In 2021, Priya Mehta was a product manager at DocuSign. Carlos Reyes was building internal tools at a mid-size insurance company. They kept running into the same problem from different angles: the e-signature market was dominated by enterprise tools that charged enterprise prices, and small businesses either overpaid or cobbled together PDFs and email chains.
Priya left DocuSign. Carlos left his engineering role. They rented a desk at a co-working space on East 6th Street in Austin and started writing code. The first version of SendYourDocs launched in October 2021 with three features: upload a document, add signature fields, send it.
Four years later, the team has grown to about 25 people. We’re still on East 6th Street, just in a bigger office. We’re still bootstrapped—no venture capital, no outside investors. That means we answer to our customers, not a board of directors.
Today, over 18,000 users send more than 120,000 documents through SendYourDocs every month. Our customers range from solo consultants to 500-person companies, but the common thread is the same: they want a tool that works, at a price that makes sense, without a six-week procurement process.
A few of the people behind SendYourDocs.
Co-founder & CEO
Co-founder & CTO
Head of Product
Lead Engineer
Head of Customer Success
Senior Designer
Marketing Lead
Security Engineer
E-signatures shouldn’t cost $40/user/month for basic functionality. We keep our Starter plan free and our paid plans priced for real budgets.
We build features our customers actually ask for, not features that look good on a slide deck. Every quarter, we publish what we shipped and what’s next.
We’re bootstrapped and profitable. We don’t need to raise prices to hit growth targets for investors. Our roadmap is driven by customers, not board meetings.