---
title: "Add a contract and e-signature to a proposal"
description: "Attach a service contract to your proposal so your client can review and sign everything in one step, no login required."
url: https://support.hubflo.com/en/articles/6453851-add-a-contract-and-e-signature-to-a-proposal
collection: "Proposals & contracts"
updated: 2026-10-13
language: en
alternates: [fr]
---

# Add a contract and e-signature to a proposal

Attach a service contract to your proposal so your client can review and sign everything in one step, no login required.

You can collect e-signatures on proposals, terms and conditions, and service contracts. E-signatures in Hubflo are powered by [YouSign](https://yousign.com/), a legally binding e-signature provider. Depending on your plan, you get 20, 40, or 70 e-signature credits per year.

## Step 1: Create a contract template

1.  Go to **Settings** → **Contract** **Templates**.
    
2.  Click the **Contracts** tab.
    
3.  Click **\+ New Template**, give it a title, then paste in your existing contract text or write one from scratch using Hubflo's editor.
    
4.  (_Optional_) Toggle **Set as default** to automatically attach this template to every new proposal.
    

## Step 2: Attach the contract to a proposal

When [creating or editing a proposal](https://support.hubflo.com/en/articles/6772082-how-to-create-a-proposal.md), scroll to the contract section, select your saved template, and toggle e-signature on so your client can sign online.

![](https://staticfiles.gleap.io/helpcenter/6a4bcc4e8b024171cc9027af/20260709133131_3775.png)

## How signing works

Your client doesn't need to create an account or log in. When they open the proposal, they'll see an **Accept & sign** button. After signing, if you have e-signatures enabled, you'll be prompted to countersign.

#### Signing guides

[How to sign a proposal (for clients) →](https://support.hubflo.com/en/articles/15232369-how-to-sign-a-proposal-in-hubflo.md)

[How to countersign a proposal →](https://support.hubflo.com/en/articles/15232762-how-to-countersign-a-proposal.md)