consent.app review
A straightforward way to send, sign and store confidentiality agreements on mobile.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
consent.app is a digital consent service for businesses, schools, event organizers and individuals, with a pre-built confidentiality agreement workflow suited to solo users and small teams. The template lets senders configure the agreement’s scope and duration, then collect a drawn or typed signature. Recipients can open a link or QR code and sign on a phone without creating an account. The service also covers other consent forms, including waivers, photo releases, parental permissions and item handovers, so it is broader than a dedicated NDA tool.
The free plans are named Free and Non-Profit, and both include simple consents and signed, timestamped records. The NDA-specific page offers the confidentiality template for free. According to the vendor’s pricing page, Pro costs €9.99 per user per month, billed monthly, and adds unlimited consents, card payments and monthly invoicing; it also charges a per-consent fee from €0.01. That makes the free option a practical starting point for basic agreement collection, while teams comparing paid costs should account for both the seat price and consent fees.
The workflow focuses on sharing and retrieving records rather than wider contract operations. Search by name or date, encrypted record storage, timestamped audit trails and PDF export support a simple record-keeping process. It is available on web, Android and iOS, with email support and GDPR listed among its compliance details. No integrations or agreement-language options are described, so organizations that need connected contract systems or a broader language selection may prefer another product. Choose consent.app for straightforward, phone-friendly confidentiality signing; look elsewhere for deeper controls or ecosystem integration.
consent.app pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free confidentiality template with configurable scope and duration
- Recipients can sign by link or QR code without an account
- Encrypted records include timestamps and PDF export
- Where it doesn't
- Pro adds a per-consent fee from €0.01
- No integrations are described
- Agreement-language options are not described
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