Use case
Sign a lease agreement online
Whether you are a tenant signing a new rental or a landlord countersigning, you can complete a lease agreement online in minutes. DocSignHub signs the lease PDF in your browser, so personal details on the document stay private.
Updated June 2, 2026
Step by step
- 01
Upload the lease PDF
Open the signer and upload the lease or rental agreement. Multi-page leases are fully supported.
- 02
Initial each page and sign
Many leases require initials on every page and a full signature at the end. Place your initials and signature exactly where the lease indicates.
- 03
Add the date and download
Date the agreement, download the signed lease, and send it back to the landlord, tenant, or property manager.
For tenants
A lease lists your name, address, income details, and sometimes references. Signing in the browser keeps that personal information on your device instead of uploading it to a signing service. Read the term, rent, deposit, and any penalty clauses before you sign, then add your signature and return the file.
For landlords
Countersigning is just as quick. Upload the tenant-signed lease, add your signature and the date, and download the fully executed copy to keep on file. Because nothing is uploaded, you are not creating a record of tenant data on a third-party platform.
Frequently asked questions
Can both the tenant and landlord sign the same PDF?+
Yes. Each party can open the lease in the signer, add their signature and date, and pass the updated PDF to the other to countersign.
Is a digitally signed lease legally valid?+
In most jurisdictions, yes. Residential leases are commonly signed electronically and are enforceable under e-signature laws, though a few areas have specific requirements worth confirming locally.