Signing your rental agreement

Every rental starts with a signed agreement — it's what spells out your rate, deposit, and terms in plain writing. Most people sign during checkout, but if your agreement is still waiting, signing takes about a minute from any phone or computer.

Getting to the signing page

Two ways in:

• The link we send you — we'll email or text you a private signing link. Tap it and you're on the Review & sign agreement page, no sign-in needed.
• From your account — if an agreement is waiting, a banner on your account home says so. Open the rental and tap Sign agreement to jump straight to the signing page.

Reviewing and signing

1. Check the summary. The top of the page shows your name, email, the product, the monthly rent, any deposit, and the delivery address. If anything looks off, stop and contact us before signing.
2. Type your full legal name in the name field.
3. Draw your signature in the signature box — finger on a phone, mouse or trackpad on a computer. There's a clear button if it comes out scribbly; nobody's judging.
4. Check the agreement box to confirm you've read and accept the terms.
5. Submit. You'll see "Agreement signed" — done.

Your signed copy

The moment you submit, we email you the signed agreement as a PDF. It's also always available in your account: open the rental and expand Documents to find Signed rental agreement with a View link. See Managing your rentals.

If the link won't open

• "This signing link has expired." Signing links only stay live for a couple of weeks. Text or call us and we'll send a fresh one — or sign in and use the Sign agreement button on the rental, which always generates a working link.
• "This agreement has already been signed." You're done! Check your email for the signed PDF, or find it under the rental's Documents.
• "This signing link is invalid." Double-check the URL copied over fully, or reach out and we'll sort it out.

What signing kicks off

Signing is what lets us activate your rental — once it's signed we can schedule your delivery, and billing starts on install day, not before. See How renting works.