"The nasty party is back, propped up by the DUP", he said.
After the deal was signed, Foster told reporters that the Conservative party had agreed to increase funding in Northern Ireland, bringing one billion pounds (about $1.27 billion) over the course of two years to the country.
Welsh First Minister Carwyn Jones said the deal represents a "straight bung to keep a weak prime minister and a faltering government in office".
In return, the United Kingdom government has pledged an extra £1 billion ($1.2bn) investment over the next two years from the British government, in addition to £500 million ($600m) already committed.
Foster said the details of the deal with Conservatives will be published.
After May lost her majority in Parliament on June 8 with a failed gamble on a snap election, she worked to secure the backing of the small DUP and its 10 lawmakers, though talks dragged on for more than two weeks.
As part of the deal, signed by Gavin Williamson for the Conservatives and Sir Jeffrey Donaldson for the DUP, there will be no downgrade to the pensions triple lock and the winter fuel payments will remain.
"I welcome this agreement which will enable us to work together in the interests of the whole United Kingdom", May said in a statement.
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DUP leader Arlene Foster said Monday that the terms of a deal will be "totally transparent".
The deal also means the United Kingdom will continue to spend 2 per cent of GDP on its armed forces to meet the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation commitment and both parties agreed to "recognise the importance" of agriculture to the Northern Ireland and said this will be a "critical area" in the UK's negotiations to leave the European Union.
The DUP Tory government confidence and supply deal will deliver £1bn in added spending for Northern Ireland with enhanced budgetary flexibility over £500m already committed by Government - but where will the money be invested?
Broadband: The government will contribute £75m per year for two years to help provide ultra-fast broadband for Northern Ireland.
A document released as part of the deal, UK Government financial support for Northern Ireland, states that the UK Government supports further cooperation with the Northern Ireland Executive on infrastructure development.
The DUP will have "no involvement" in the Government's political talks in Northern Ireland and "recognises the need for early restoration of inclusive and stable" devolved government.
After each parliamentary session, the Conservatives and DUP will review the aims, principles and implementation of the agreement.
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