One PIN per batch
Drop the files in, type the PIN once and it signs the whole batch in a row.
Bulk PDF signing with Costa Rica’s official Digital Signature under Law 8454. Drag the files in, enter your PIN once and they all come out signed with a SINPE timestamp and full PAdES-LTV validation. Runs on Windows, macOS and Linux.
Signing thirty documents with the official tool means thirty PINs, thirty dialogs and half a morning. The certificate is the same and the legal validity is the same: the only thing that changes is how many times you repeat the same gesture.
1 PIN
Whether it is five documents or two hundred.
20/day
No account needed and the full signature.
$19
Or two dollars a month, if you prefer.
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Windows, macOS and Linux on the same engine.
All in one system
Drop the files in, type the PIN once and it signs the whole batch in a row.
Point it at a folder: whatever lands there queues itself. You sign when you want, without loading anything again.
Full validation and an official timestamp. It is the proper signature, not a pasted image.
You choose the seal’s position and size. On the paid plan, also your handwritten signature and a seal without our branding.
Check that a signed document is intact without uploading it anywhere.
An exportable log of what you signed, with a SHA-256 hash for each document.
Why this one
Windows 10 and 11, Ubuntu 22.04 or later, and macOS on both Apple Silicon and Intel. The same signing engine on all three.
Twenty documents a day, no account required, with batch signing, watched folder and SINPE timestamp included.
The Pro plan is 19 a year or 2 a month: unlimited documents, handwritten signature, clean seal, profiles and exportable history.
Signing is processed locally. Only the timestamp goes online, and it is optional.
Who it's for
Firmático uses your Digital Signature certificate and the official drivers. What changes is that you no longer repeat the PIN once per document.
Frequently asked
Yes. It uses your Costa Rican Digital Signature certificate under Law 8454 and the official drivers, with full PAdES-LTV and a SINPE timestamp.
Not for the free plan. You install it and sign.
A folder the app monitors. Anything you drop there queues itself for signing, so you can toss documents in through the day and sign them all at the end.
Yes, there are Apple Silicon and Intel builds, plus Windows 10/11 and Ubuntu 22.04 or later.
The free plan asks for no account and no card: twenty documents a day with the full signature.