There is Nothing Wrong With Working With Signing Services
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I’m a signing service owner, some my friends are signing service owners (like my wonderful friend Dashika Hill you see in the photo), and I made $4,500+ a month for 6 months working for signing services alone.
Scroll through my TikTok “Go to a signing with me” playlist, there’s receipts!
If you think there isn’t money in working with signing services, you’re looking in the wrong places and you’re working with the wrong ones.
Some of my favorites (besides ACX Notary of course) are Bancserv, Signature Closers, The Closing Exchange, ServiceLink, Snapdocs, SigningOrder, (yes, I know Snapdocs and SigningOrder are rosters, not just signing services), Timios, Mortgage Connect, Mortgage Closings Inc, Complete Closers, NotaryGo and Signing Solutions.
I could go on and on, honestly! There are so many. I’ve compiled a list for you here.
I have loved (and still love) the time freedom working with other signing services allows.
Ahhhhh, I do hear you though..
“BUT! They only send me offers for $75!”
Well, it is one of their first (if not their first) time hiring you, they probably want to make sure you’re actually going to do the signing correctly before paying you a higher fee.
“BUT! They keep a fee! I’m the one doing all the work!”
Well, you didn’t market and earn the direct client that they did, and the signing service acts as a buffer in your favor. They help you navigate the signing, answer any questions, and many even provide training.
“BUT! The signing is 30 minutes away and it only pays $100! I’ll only profit $75 after gas and expenses.”
Well, you’re going to spend 1 hour driving, 1 hour signing, and (you’re not going to spend an hour prepping or scanning, but let’s just say you do) 1 hour printing/prepping/scanning afterwards.
So, worst case scenario, you’ll still get paid $25/hour to work for yourself and your own notary business.
I don’t know about you, but that doesn’t sound tooooo bad to me!
And a bonus - you’re also going to get paid training, because if you’re just starting out with signing services, you are probably trying to gain experience.
Of course, this is YOUR business and you get to make the decisions here.
Yes, you should start to build your own direct clientele as soon as you’re ready, but don’t let people talk you out of working with signing services so quick.
For more helpful tips, guides, walkthroughs and tools to start or scale your notary business check out my Notary Mentor Program + Loan Signing Agent Training!
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