Create and draft a contract online from a brief
Get contract text from a brief. The preview is free; the full DOC is on a plan.
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- Draft preview without an account
- 13 contract types and an “Other” field
- A draft is not legal advice
Brief
Result
Drafting the contract...
Fill in the brief and press “Draft the contract”.
Fill in the brief
Enter the type, parties, subject, payment, deadlines, and the terms that matter — or leave fields empty if you do not know them yet.
Get a draft
The preview shows the start of the text. The full contract and DOC are on a plan.
Download and check
Save the DOC and, if you want, send the draft for a risk check right away.
Draft a contract online
A draft from a brief is a starting point for agreeing terms. It does not replace a lawyer and it is not a risk check of a finished file. Need a guide to the structure? How to draft a contract.
A brief instead of a blank page
The text will include the parties, subject, price, term, penalties, and termination — what you wrote in the brief.
Preview and DOC
Look at a fragment for free first. The full text and the DOC download are on a plan.
One document limit
One limit covers a check, a comparison, and a full draft. Useful if you take a contract from drafting through to signature.
FAQ
How do I draft a contract online?
Enter the type, parties, subject, price, and term. The draft includes those sections, plus penalties and termination if you filled them in. The preview is free; the full DOC is on a plan.
Which contract types can I draft?
The list includes services, work, supply, lease, sale, loan, NDA, prenuptial, agency, commission, licence, storage, and carriage. If yours is missing, choose “Other” and type it.
Does the draft replace a lawyer?
No. It is a draft from your brief, not advice. Before you sign, read it yourself or upload it for a risk check.
Can I download the contract?
Yes. The full text downloads as DOC. From there you can send the draft for a risk check.
How is drafting different from a check and a comparison?
Drafting creates a contract from a brief. A check reviews one finished contract for risks. Comparison shows how two drafts differ.