Create contract and policy drafts with guided interviews

Practical drafts, not legal advice

How the generator helps your team

Use the guided interview to capture facts and preferences, then generate a first-draft contract tailored by jurisdiction and party roles. The output is designed to reduce routine attorney time by surfacing negotiation items and providing an export-ready packet for counsel.

• Guided Q&A converts your answers into a structured draft with jurisdiction-aware language.
• Clause library lets you add, remove, or reword provisions without rewriting the full document.
• Plain-language summary and risk highlights help non-lawyer stakeholders understand obligations quickly.
• Version history and redline export make counteroffers and negotiations easy to track.

Who this is for

Common use cases

Built for small businesses, startups, freelancers, HR teams, landlords, nonprofit founders, and in-house legal teams at SMBs who need reliable first drafts and clear handoffs to counsel.

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Prompt examples — start fast

Below are tested prompt clusters you can adapt in the generator. Each prompt returns a draft plus a short plain-language summary and negotiation notes.

• Standard document generation: “Draft a mutual NDA for two US companies (Delaware / California), effective 2026-06-01; 2-year term; carve-out for pre-existing IP. Include a 3-bullet summary and a 1-paragraph negotiation note.”
• Employment & contractors: “Create a contractor agreement for a remote contractor in Texas; include IP assignment, milestones, 30-day termination for convenience, and payment terms in USD. Highlight termination obligations and non-solicit clauses.”
• Startup docs: “Generate a founders’ restricted stock agreement with 4-year vesting and 1-year cliff for a Delaware C-corp; include repurchase rights and transfer restrictions.”
• Privacy & website terms: “Create a concise privacy policy for a SaaS serving EU and US users; describe personal data collected, lawful bases, data subject rights, and cookie use; flag GDPR and CCPA considerations for attorney review.”
• Redlining & comparison: “Compare Document A and Document B; produce a marked-up redline with rationale for each change and a negotiation strategy that preserves core commercial terms.”

Where drafts are grounded

Source ecosystem & reliability

Drafts are generated from a mix of public-domain forms and templates, jurisdiction-specific statutes and regulations, published clause libraries and common commercial contract patterns. Outputs are intended as practical first drafts—not legal advice—and should be reviewed by a licensed attorney for enforceability and jurisdictional compliance.

• Public-domain forms and state/federal resources inform jurisdictional language.
• Industry-standard clause patterns provide consistent boilerplate and negotiation alternatives.
• Plain-language summaries condense legal effect and practical risk for stakeholders.

Ready for counsel

Export, redlines, and attorney handoff

Each draft can be exported as an editable DOCX and a PDF handoff that includes interview answers, a 1-page fact summary, and prioritized negotiation items. Use redline exports to prepare counteroffers and preserve negotiation history for your attorney.

• DOCX/PDF export with interview metadata and summary notes.
• Version history and redline generation for clear comparisons.
• Attorney handoff pack bundles draft, interview answers, and open negotiation items.

Protecting your inputs

Privacy, confidentiality, and data handling

Draft inputs and generated documents are treated as user content. For details on retention, access controls, and confidentiality, review the privacy and security information on our site and the product terms. Sensitive or privileged facts should be limited before sharing drafts externally.

• Remove privileged or highly sensitive facts from inputs when not sharing with counsel.
• Use export packages to hand off context to attorneys rather than sending raw interview transcripts.
• Check the product terms for retention and access policies; contact support for enterprise confidentiality options.

Trial and limits

Free tier — what to expect

The free generator provides access to create first drafts, plain-language summaries, and exportable handoff packages. Team plans and expanded usage are described on the pricing page.

• Free access to the guided interview generator and basic exports.
• Redlines, clause library access, and version history are available; see /pricing for team and advanced plan details.
• When in doubt, use the attorney handoff pack and consult counsel for enforceability and jurisdictional issues.