SignGrant - Model releases for working photographers
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Model, minor and property releases for photographers. Getty Images, Adobe Stock and Shutterstock forms signed on the model's phone and kept as locked, timestamped PDFs.
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Hi Product Hunt 👋
I built SignGrant because as a photographer myself, I found myself constantly fumbling with paper forms when getting releases from my model and talent.
Here's how it works: you start a release, then email the model a link or hand them your phone. They read it in their own language, sign with a finger and get a copy. They don't install an app or create an account. The PDF locks the moment it's signed and comes with an audit trail: a SHA-256 fingerprint, the signing time and device, and an independent OpenTimestamps timestamp.
It uses the agencies' official forms (Getty Images, Adobe Stock, Shutterstock) in up to 34 languages, plus § 2257 records. It also handles minors with guardian consent and ID photos, keeps a directory of returning models, lets studios share releases across a team, and can import your old PDF releases with AI.
It's free during the public beta, and I'd really value your feedback:
Send yourself a release and sign it on your phone. Where did you hesitate?
Which agency or form should we add next?
How do you handle releases today: paper, a PDF app, or something else? What would make you switch?
After the beta, Pro is planned at $3.99/month. Does that feel right for what you'd use?
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Hi Product Hunt 👋
I built SignGrant because as a photographer myself, I found myself constantly fumbling with paper forms when getting releases from my model and talent.
Here's how it works: you start a release, then email the model a link or hand them your phone. They read it in their own language, sign with a finger and get a copy. They don't install an app or create an account. The PDF locks the moment it's signed and comes with an audit trail: a SHA-256 fingerprint, the signing time and device, and an independent OpenTimestamps timestamp.
It uses the agencies' official forms (Getty Images, Adobe Stock, Shutterstock) in up to 34 languages, plus § 2257 records. It also handles minors with guardian consent and ID photos, keeps a directory of returning models, lets studios share releases across a team, and can import your old PDF releases with AI.
It's free during the public beta, and I'd really value your feedback:
Send yourself a release and sign it on your phone. Where did you hesitate?
Which agency or form should we add next?
How do you handle releases today: paper, a PDF app, or something else? What would make you switch?
After the beta, Pro is planned at $3.99/month. Does that feel right for what you'd use?
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