Waiverly review
A flexible waiver system with AI editing, kiosk signing, and cloud storage options.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Waiverly helps businesses create, distribute, sign, store, and manage digital waivers and consent forms. Its feature set suits fitness centers, tattoo and piercing studios, beauty businesses, medical practices, event organizers, adventure businesses, and other service providers. Users can build customizable templates, collect digital signatures, send remote form links for browser signing, and use Client Mode for kiosk-based signing. Conditional logic and parent or guardian fields support more structured intake forms.
Pricing starts with a 30-day free trial that requires no payment details and includes one user device, one waiver template, and 50 waiver submissions. The monthly Standard plan costs $15 and includes one user device, five templates, 100 AI generation credits, and 200 submissions per month. Pro costs $35 monthly for three devices, 15 templates, 300 AI generation credits, and 1,000 submissions per month. Enterprise costs $80 monthly for 10 devices, 50 templates, 1,000 AI generation credits, and 5,000 submissions per month. Annual pricing is $180 for Standard, $420 for Pro, and $800 for Enterprise, with the same listed allowances. A $10 one-time bundle provides 50 submissions that never expire, for one device and one template.
Waiverly’s broader workflow includes cloud synchronization for signed waivers, submission search, filtering, analytics, and reminder notifications for pending form-link submissions. Storage connections include Google Drive, Dropbox, iCloud, and OneDrive, while web, iOS, and Android support gives teams multiple access options. The product is a strong fit for organizations that want AI-assisted editing, kiosk signing, and scalable submission limits. Teams needing a free ongoing plan or a compact setup with more than one device on the entry subscription should consider the higher tiers or the one-time bundle instead.
Waiverly pros and cons
- Where it wins
- AI-assisted template editing with conditional logic and guardian fields
- Kiosk signing, remote links, reminders, search, filtering, and analytics
- Web, iOS, and Android access with cloud synchronization
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan after the 30-day trial
- Standard supports one user device and five waiver templates
- Offline signing is not included among the listed features
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