Signature Machines
Your signature. A real pen. Every time.
A signature machine — also called an autopen, autograph machine, or automatic signature device — signs with a real pen using a font built from your exact signature. Pen Point has delivered and supported signature technology for more than twenty years from Louisville, Kentucky.
Definition
What is a signature machine?
A signature machine is a device that grips a real pen and reproduces a signature with authentic pressure, ink flow, and stroke order.
Unlike a printed or scanned signature, the result is physically written — embossed strokes, real ink. We build a custom single-stroke font from your signature sample so the machine signs exactly the way you do.
Where it's used
Trusted where signatures matter.
Executives and government offices signing correspondence at volume. Universities signing acceptance and scholarship letters. Finance and insurance teams signing renewals. Authors signing editions.
One machine keeps the signature consistent, timely, and authentic — trusted across industries.
Terminology
Signature machine, autopen, or handwriting machine?
The UniProd is all three in one machine.
Signature machine FAQ
Common questions.
The UniProd is $14,995 one-time — and it's more than a signature machine: it writes complete letters and envelopes too, with 3-year full coverage, 30+ handwriting fonts, and custom signature font creation included. See pricing details.
Yes. We build a custom single-stroke font from a sample of your signature, and the machine signs with a real pen — matching your stroke order, connections, and style.
They're the same device by different names. Both refer to a machine that reproduces a signature with a real pen — the modern versions, like the UniProd, also write full handwritten letters.
No. An autopen signature machine writes with a real pen — your ink, your stroke order, genuine pen pressure — from a font built off your actual signature, so the result is indistinguishable from signing by hand.
Ours do. The UniProd holds any pen — ballpoint, gel, or marker — and writes with genuine pressure and ink flow, which is why the result is indistinguishable from signing by hand.
The modern signature machine.
See the UniProd in action, or talk to our team in Louisville, Kentucky.