Quotes, work orders, proof approvals and a production board that match how a sign shop actually runs — without the per-user tax, the $499 onboarding fee, or the export button that doesn't export.
No spam, no "webinar". One email when we open the doors, a couple of honest updates before that. Unsubscribe anytime.
Pricing templates built for the trade: banners by the sq ft (hems & grommets included), channel letters by the inch, yard signs with quantity breaks, wraps by panel, install by the hour with minimum charges. Start from a real template and plug in your costs and shop rate — don't build formulas from a blank screen.
Send a link. Customer views the proof, approves or comments — no login, no account, no attachment lost in spam. Approval is time-stamped on the job.
Every job as a card: Artwork → Proof out → In production → Ready to install → Done. Drag it, assign it, see at a glance what's late. Automatic status emails to customers so they stop calling to ask.
Today's installs, site address, job files, before/after photos, customer sign-off — from the truck, not from a printed docket.
Turn the approved quote into an invoice in one click. Collect deposits by card through your own Stripe account — we never touch your money and never take a cut.
We do quotes and jobs; your accountant keeps the books. Clean sync, no double entry.
Full export in one click — customers, quotes with every line item and every note, jobs, invoices, files. It works during your subscription, and it still works after you cancel. And if we ever shut down: 12 months notice and a complete export, guaranteed in the terms you sign. We built this clause first, because it's the one every other vendor hopes you won't read.
flat — whether you're 3 people or 15
For comparison: 5 users on shopVOX Express is $194/mo. On shopVOX PRO, over $400/mo in year one with onboarding. We think the per-user tax is why you're reading this page.
SignDock is being built by an independent software engineer — not a private equity portfolio company. It's boring, deterministic software: it calculates, it tracks, it prints PDFs, it doesn't "leverage AI" and it doesn't need to. The roadmap is public, the changelog will be weekly, and the first 20 shops get founding pricing locked for life.