Bulk Links: one signing link, a separate signed copy for every signer
Share a single bulk link by email or on your website. Each person who opens it enters their name and email, then signs their own copy of the document.
- No signer list to prepare
- Every response tracked in one place
Collecting the same signature from an open group is slow without a bulk signing link
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You do not have the list yet
Waivers, consent forms and new member terms go to people who turn up over weeks or months. A send that needs every name and email in advance cannot start until the list exists.
With BoldSign: you share one link by email, message, or on your website, and each person who opens it signs their own copy. See how a bulk link works
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One shared PDF is not a record
A form passed around by email comes back in many versions. Nobody can say which copy each person signed, or when.
With BoldSign: each response becomes a separate document, with the same records as one sent to a named person. See what each response keeps
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Counting responses by hand
Without one place that lists who has signed, someone ends up matching inbox replies against a spreadsheet before every event or deadline.
With BoldSign: every response is its own document, and the link closes at the response limit or expiry date you set. See the link settings
How do you collect signatures with one bulk link?
BoldSign turns one prepared document into a shareable link in 3 steps, and every signer gets a document of their own.
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Prepare the document once
Upload the file, name the signer role, and place the fields. Set a response limit and an expiry date if the link should close on its own.
SettingsSelect brandRiverside FitnessAllow signers to reassignLimit responses500Expires inJun 30, 2027Email verification requiredSample bulk link settings: brand, reassignment, response limit, expiry date and email verification -
Share the link or embed it
BoldSign creates the link and an embed code. Send the link in an email or message, or place the embed code on a page of your website.
Bulk link createdLinkhttps://app.boldsign.com/…Embed code<iframe src="https://app.boldsign.com/…"></iframe>Sample result: a bulk link and its embed code, shortened -
Each person signs their own copy
A signer opens the link, enters a name and email, confirms a code sent to that email, and signs. Each response becomes a separate document.
Emily Carter’s copyMember: Emily CarterEmail: emily.carter@cubeflakes.comStatus: CompletedMichael Brooks’s copyMember: Michael BrooksEmail: michael.brooks@cubeflakes.comStatus: CompletedSample result: 2 signers each complete a separate copy from the same link
Bulk Links or Bulk Send for collecting signatures in bulk
BoldSign has two ways to collect many signatures on one document. Bulk Links suit an open group you cannot list in advance; Bulk Send suits a known list of named people.
| Question | Bulk Links | Bulk Send |
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| Who signs | Anyone who has the link | The people you list |
| What you prepare | One document and one link | A template and a CSV file of names and emails |
| How many can sign | Open, or capped by a response limit you set | Up to 250 recipients per send |
| How signers get it | A shared link, or embedded on your website | An email to each recipient |
| What each signer gets | A separate copy | A separate copy |
| Common documents | Waivers, consent forms, membership terms, standard NDAs | Offer letters, policy acknowledgments, client agreements |
Which settings control who signs a bulk link and when it closes?
BoldSign Bulk Links keep an open link under your control, from who may sign to what happens after each response.
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Response limit and expiry date
The link stops accepting responses once it reaches your limit or its expiry date. Change either later from My Bulk Links.
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Email check before signing
Each signer confirms a code sent to their email before the document opens. Turn the check off when the link sits behind your own sign-in.
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Prefilled details
Pass a signer’s name, email, and field values in the link’s query parameters, so they arrive already filled in.
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Sign more than once
Let one person sign the same link again with the same email, for a weekly report or a monthly sign-off.
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A second signer after each response
Add more roles, such as a manager who countersigns. They are notified once the person who opened the link has signed.
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Signing in the signer’s language
Choose from 20 languages for the link, including Spanish, French, German, Japanese, and Simplified Chinese.
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Responders list and downloads
See everyone who signed, export their details to a CSV file, and download completed documents one at a time or together.
How are documents signed through a bulk link kept secure?
BoldSign encrypts every document twice with AES-256. Its security controls are independently audited for SOC 2 Type 2, and each standard is listed in your account’s Compliance page, shown below.
Compliance
BoldSign meets global security and compliance standards to protect your documents and data. Manage the settings below to align with your organization’s requirements.
Data Residency
Active (US - Global)Your documents and signer data are securely stored in your selected region to meet data sovereignty and local regulatory requirements.
HIPAA Compliance
EnabledEnable HIPAA mode to protect PHI using administrative, technical, and physical safeguards aligned with HIPAA regulations.
PCI DSS
CompliantPayments are securely processed through Stripe, a PCI DSS Level 1-certified provider, ensuring the safe handling and encryption of all payment data.
CCPA & CPRA
CompliantEnsures compliance with California privacy laws, giving residents transparency and control over their personal data, including rights to access, delete, and opt out.
SOC 2 Type II
CompliantBoldSign has successfully completed a SOC 2 Type II audit, validating our controls for security, availability, confidentiality, and data integrity.
UETA & ESIGN
CompliantBoldSign ensures that all e-signatures are legally binding and compliant with the U.S. ESIGN Act and the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act (UETA).
eIDAS (SES)
CompliantBoldSign complies with the EU eIDAS Regulation (910/2014) and supports Simple Electronic Signatures (SES) by default.
eIDAS (QES)
EnabledEnable Qualified Electronic Signatures (QES) for contracts requiring the highest legal assurance under eIDAS.
Security and procurement documents for eSignature
IT and procurement teams can read BoldSign’s security policy, data processing agreement, and subprocessor list online, and request the SOC 2 Type 2 report.
- Sign-in
Single sign-on and user provisioning
Single sign-on, and user provisioning with Microsoft Entra ID, are on the Business and Premium plans.
See features by plan - Audit report
SOC 2 Type 2 report
Available on request from BoldSign.
Request the SOC 2 report - Data protection
Data processing agreement
Includes the EU Standard Contractual Clauses and the UK Addendum by reference.
Read the data processing agreement - Data protection
Subprocessor list
Every third party BoldSign uses to process data.
See the subprocessor list - Service
Service level agreement
Uptime, support response times, and service commitments.
Find it in the Legal Center
Why choose BoldSign for collecting signatures with a bulk link
BoldSign gives an open signing link the same records as a document you send to one named person.
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Every response has its own audit trail
Each response is its own document with its own audit trail, so you can show what every signer signed and when.
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One link, nothing to install
One link works in an email, a message or your website, with nothing for signers to install and no account to create.
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A published rate per envelope
A published rate for each envelope, so you can budget a season of waivers or registrations before you share the link.
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Free help on every plan
Help by chat, email, or support ticket, free on every plan.
How much do Bulk Links cost in a year?
On the BoldSign Business plan, one sender with 1,000 bulk link envelopes in a year cost $430: the plan price plus the add-on rate. Prices are in USD.
| Bulk link envelopes a year | Business plan, one sender | Bulk Links add-on | Total a year |
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| 100 | $180 | $25 | $205 |
| 500 | $180 | $125 | $305 |
| 1,000 | $180 | $250 | $430 |
| 5,000 | $180 | $1,250 | $1,430 |
Estimate your own eSignature cost
BoldSign has two calculators: one works out what BoldSign would cost your team, and the other estimates what switching would save.
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BoldSign pricing calculator
Set your number of senders, monthly envelopes, and add-ons to see your monthly or yearly cost.
Estimate your cost - Calculator
eSignature ROI calculator
Compare what your current eSignature tool costs with what BoldSign would cost.
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Limits and costs to know before you collect signatures with a BoldSign bulk link
BoldSign collects and records signatures through the link. It does not build forms or collect payments.
- $15 Business plan, per user a month Billed yearly. Bulk Links cannot be added to the Essential or Growth plans.
- $0.25 per bulk link envelope On top of the plan price.
- 10 bulk links in the free trial The 30-day trial shared by the Growth and Business plans.
Before your first bulk link
- The signing link keeps a BoldSign web address, even when Powered by BoldSign is hidden.
- Anyone with the link can sign, so share it only where the intended signers will find it.
Switching from another eSignature tool
Docusign templates import into BoldSign at no charge with BoldSign’s import tool, and BoldSign support helps teams make the switch.
- Guide
Import your Docusign templates
Step-by-step help for moving Docusign templates into BoldSign.
Read the import guide - Comparison
BoldSign compared with Docusign
Features and prices side by side, for teams moving from Docusign.
See the Docusign comparison - Comparison
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Every eSignature tool BoldSign is compared with.
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Common questions about bulk links
Do signers need a BoldSign account to sign a bulk link?
No. Signers open the link, enter their name and email, and sign without an account, an app or any payment.
Can I embed a bulk link on my website without coding?
Yes. BoldSign gives every bulk link an embed code. Paste it into a page of your site and visitors sign there.
Can I stop a bulk link after a set number of signers?
Yes. Set a response limit, an expiry date, or both, and the link closes when it reaches either one.
Can I edit a bulk link after I share it?
Yes. Edit the document from My Bulk Links instead of creating and sharing a new link.
Are documents signed through a bulk link legally binding?
BoldSign complies with the ESIGN Act, UETA, and eIDAS, so its signatures are secure and legally binding.
More guides for bulk signing
BoldSign guides cover creating bulk links, building them from templates, and sending to a known list instead.
- Guide
How to create bulk links
Help centre steps, from upload to sharing the link.
Read the guide - Blog
Create bulk links from templates
Reuse a saved template for every new link.
Read the post - Page
Bulk Send
For a known list of named recipients.
See the page
Share one link and collect every signature as its own document
Set up your first BoldSign bulk link in the free trial and watch the responses arrive.
Last updated: October 15, 2026.