I've loved the idea of having a Lifetime product for contracts & invoices! Breeze Doc is simple to use and has so much potential to be a stellar, no-brainer-everyone-should-just-buy-it product.
What I Love:
-One time fee for lifetime access
-Easy to upload my contract templates + new auto discover feature is pretty good at detecting where the document needs to be completed.
-Easy to adjust signature requirements (text boxes, dates, signatures, etc)
-User-friendly interface---clients have also said its easy
-Invoices! I love that I can send invoices from this platform now, too.

Two things that have me a bit hesitant:
-THE MAJOR ONE: When "signing" a contract that requires adding text to a text box, you cannot see how the text will load in the final version. Unfortunately, the default makes the text spacing big and that results in the words overriding the allocated space & sometimes going over very important other information in the contract. I've had to do practice rounds & send them to myself to make sure everything is OK and usually have to go back to adjust several areas of figure out if the wording can be shortened to fit the space (even when I allocated a big space). 3 solutions that could help: 1) As the signer types, see the text in the same format it eventually saves in, 2) Make the default spacing smaller, 3-Have the autoformat shrink text to fit the box the template allocated--this would be ideal for me as the client because it eliminates extra steps.

2) Option for partial payment on invoices. I charge a convenience fee if clients pay by credit card, so I'd love an option on BreezeDoc invoices to have clients able to pay different amounts if they use CC vs. ACH. I can create a line item for the CC fee, but the client can't "opt out" of it if using ACH.

Alternatively, I can also create a payment link in Stripe that makes that fee optional, so if there was a way to have the invoice link directly to that payment link vs. my general Stripe account, that could work.

Overall its a great product, especially at this price point. The #1 concern above is a big one that ends up taking more of my time in editing contracts, so could be a dealbreaker if not fixed.