Send NDA builds a non-disclosure agreement from one form, emails a signing link to you and to the other side, and keeps a record of who signed what and when. It's free, with no sign-up or password to send one.
It's made for the moment before a first real conversation: a founder about to pitch, a freelancer about to see a codebase, two companies about to compare numbers. The goal is that confidentiality takes a minute, not a week of emailing PDFs.
What it does
- Builds the agreement. You choose one-way or mutual, how the receiving side may use AI tools, which extra clauses you want and how long it runs. The contract wording follows your answers.
- Runs the signing. The recipient gets an email with their own link, adds their address and signs. You countersign after them. Where either party's country asks for the agreement in its own language, a text in that language goes beside the English.
- Keeps the evidence. Every step goes into a chained log, and the finished agreement is frozen as a PDF with its hash. Both of you get that PDF by email.
- Lets anyone check a copy. The verify page tells you whether a PDF is the one both parties signed.
What it is not
Send NDA is not a law firm and gives no legal advice. It provides a document template and a signing tool, and nobody at Send NDA reads your agreement. Whether the template suits your situation depends on the parties, the information involved and the law that applies. Where it matters, have a lawyer in your jurisdiction review it.
It's also not a party to any agreement made through it. A dispute about an NDA is between the two of you.
Three ways in
| Way | Who it suits |
|---|---|
| The form on the home page | Anyone. No account, one confirmation email. |
| Your account | People who send more than one. Your details are filled in from your last NDA. |
| MCP and the API | An AI assistant or your own script, sending on your behalf. |
All three build the same agreement. Send your first NDA walks through the form, and Connect over MCP covers the assistant route.
Who runs it
Send NDA is a Steddle product, a service of Steddle Group B.V. in Amsterdam. The Terms of Service and the Privacy Policy say what that means for you and for the people you send an NDA to.