Remove friction from your contract signing process by turning clunky PDFs into fast, mobile-friendly clickwrap order forms. Make it easy for your customers to sign by focusing on key deal terms and avoid redlines, delays and broken deals.
Close more deals by turning PDFs into clickwrap order forms
Remove friction from your contract signing process by turning clunky PDFs into fast, mobile-friendly clickwrap order forms. Make it easy for your customers to sign by focusing on key deal terms and avoid redlines, delays and broken deals.
Hi Hunters 👋 I'm Mike, co-founder of Roger. We think the current contract signing process most sales teams use kinda... sucks. You invest all this time and effort building trust with your customers only to send them a complicated, intimidating PDF when it's time to close the deal. This forces your customers to invest a lot of time and energy reviewing complex legalese, or worse, get lawyers with red pens involved. While this might work for large enterprise sales, it often causes delays, second-g
Huge fan of Roger — super easy-to-use product.
@wangerrr Roger has been a game changer for the speed in closing deals at 3 different companies. I take it wherever I go. Customer for life. I love the updates - somehow you made it even easier for people to sign agreement
Really looking forward to testing this for our first contracts.
Congrats on the launch! 🙌 Happy user here, love the simplicity, templating and signer experience!
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