Hale is built and run by a regulated law firm, so we have priced it the way we would want to be charged ourselves — clearly, fairly, and without the friction. One simple unit, a few honest plans, and a free way to start.
The unit: one contract
Everything is measured in contracts. One contract is one document, sent for signature, and it includes two signatures — enough for most agreements, where two parties shake on it. Need more signers on the same document? Each extra signature is AED 15. One credit equals one contract, and credits never expire — buy them when it suits you and use them whenever the deal is ready.
AED 99 / contract
One document, two signatures included. Extra signatures AED 15 each. No subscription, no commitment.
AED 79 / month
One credit each month. Unused credits roll over and never expire. For people signing a little, regularly.
AED 499 / year
Ten credits up front for the year — the best value for steady use. Credits roll over and never expire.
Buy in bulk if you sign often
If you would rather hold a balance than subscribe, prepaid credit packs give a deeper discount the more you take. Each credit is one contract, and — as everywhere on Hale — the credits never expire.
The bigger the pack, the lower the price per contract — the exact pack prices are shown at checkout.
What every plan includes
- A 3-day free trial — your first contract is on us, so you can see how it feels before you pay.
- Credits that never expire. Anything you buy or earn rolls over indefinitely.
- Free for the firm’s own clients. If Moore Law acts for you, Hale is simply how we get your documents signed — at no charge.
- The full record on every contract — a completion certificate naming each signer’s method and assurance level, a public-blockchain timestamp, and a QR code to an independent verification page.
How you pay
On the web, payments run through Stripe. On iPhone and Android, they run through the App Store and Play Store — at the same price; we absorb the store fee rather than passing it on. Wherever you pay, a contract costs what it costs.
Why it costs what it costs
Hale is not the cheapest way to put a mark on a page, and that is on purpose. It is built and run by a law firm: every signature is legally recognised, every completed document is independently verifiable, and a regulated firm is accountable for how it works. You are paying for proof that holds — the kind you would want if the agreement were ever questioned. We think that is worth a fair, honest price.