SignIt

Based in Saudi Arabia, SignIt offers a digital signature and contract management platform, enhancing efficiency for its users through intelligent technology and compliance with local regulations. SignIt is a digital signature and contract management platform founded in 2021 and headquartered in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The company has successfully completed one investment deal, raising USD 15 mn in Series A funding on April 20, 2026, led by RAED Ventures, with participation from STV, Seedra Ventures, Takamol Ventures, and Suhail Ventures. The founder's past history is not detailed in the available information.

The core offering of SignIt is an advanced electronic signature and contract management platform fully licensed by the Digital Government Authority (DGA) in Saudi Arabia. The platform streamlines the entire contract lifecycle—from drafting and negotiation to digital signature and renewal—specifically for the Saudi market. Through the use of artificial intelligence, SignIt enhances the efficiency and accuracy of contract management, enabling users to complete contracts ten times faster and reducing preparation time by 60%. It serves over 700 government entities and private organizations across various sectors, providing a secure and legally compliant solution for managing contracts.

SignIt's revenue model is based on subscription services with various pricing plans tailored to corporate clients. Revenue is generated through direct transactions with organizations seeking reliable digital tools for contract management. This model not only facilitates efficient contract handling but also ensures compliance with local regulations, fostering long-term partnerships and client retention. In April 2026, SignIt raised USD 15 mn in Series A funding, which will be utilized to expand its contract management platform by integrating AI-powered drafting, negotiation, and compliance features.

Additionally, the company plans to develop an intelligent contract assistant and enhance its digital certificate infrastructure to support legally binding signatures.