AI Contract Generator
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+ GPT-5, Claude, Gemini
This is a template — not legal advice.
AI-drafted contracts are starting points only. Have a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction review and adapt the document before any party signs. Free.ai does not create an attorney-client relationship and accepts no liability for downstream use.
Draft contract templates across 11 common categories — freelance / contractor agreements, mutual / unilateral / employee NDAs, service agreements, employment, partnership, lease, sales, consulting, licensing, terms of service, privacy policy. Pick a type, add the parties and key terms, and the model assembles the standard sections (recitals, scope, payment, term, IP, confidentiality, liability, dispute resolution, signatures) so an attorney has a clean baseline to red-line.
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Reminder: have a licensed attorney review before any signature. AI cannot account for jurisdiction-specific case law, industry rules, or your facts.
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Generate business contracts with free AI. NDA, service agreements, and more.
How to Use AI Contract Generator
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Type text, upload a file, or describe what you want. No account needed.
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Our AI processes your request in seconds using the best open-source models.
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Download, copy, or share your result. Free for personal and commercial use.
Use this tool via API
Automate this tool from your own code. OpenAI-compatible REST endpoint, Bearer-token auth, no extra SDK required. Token costs match the web interface.
curl -X POST https://api.free.ai/v1/chat/ \
-H "Authorization: Bearer sk-free-..." \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"model": "qwen7b", "messages": [{"role": "user", "content": "Draft a 60-day go-to-market plan for a SaaS launch."}]}'AI Contract Generator — FAQ
Drafts contract templates across 12 categories — freelance / contractor agreements, mutual + unilateral NDAs, service / SLA, employment, partnership / JV, lease, sales / purchase, consulting, IP licensing, terms of service, privacy policy. Each doctype uses a dedicated system prompt with the standard clauses (recitals, definitions, scope, payment, term, IP, confidentiality, liability, dispute resolution, signature block) so an attorney has a clean baseline to red-line instead of starting from a blank page.
LegalZoom charges $40-200+ per contract template plus $39+/month for unlimited access. Rocket Lawyer is $40/month. LawDepot runs $39/month. Bonsai (freelance contracts) is $19-79/month. Termly (ToS / privacy) starts at $15/month. All ship pre-vetted templates with form-fill — solid for low-risk, US-jurisdiction work. Free.ai generates a custom draft from the parties + key terms you describe, free, in 60 seconds. Pair with an attorney review for anything money-significant; pair with LegalZoom / Bonsai if you want pre-vetted forms.
No — explicitly not. The output is a template draft generated by an AI model with no jurisdiction-specific legal training, no review of your facts, and no attorney-client relationship. The acknowledgement checkbox in the form is required before drafting; a warning banner ships at the top and bottom of every output. Have a licensed attorney in the relevant jurisdiction review and adapt before any party signs. Free.ai accepts no liability for downstream use.
Yes — Qwen 3 30B on our GPUs. A standard ~1,500-word contract costs about 1,500 tokens. Free signup gets 10,000 tokens — ~6 contracts. Comprehensive 3,000-word agreements or premium Claude / GPT-5 drafts cost more but still fit inside $5 = 200K token top-ups. No subscription, no per-template charge.
12: (1) Freelance / Contractor (2) NDA — mutual (3) NDA — one-way / unilateral (4) Service Level Agreement (5) Employment (6) Partnership / Joint Venture (7) Lease / Rental (8) Sales / Purchase (9) Consulting (10) IP Licensing (11) Terms of Service (12) Privacy Policy. Each routes to a different system prompt with the correct clause checklist for that doctype.
No — system prompt explicitly forbids it. Missing data is filled with bracketed placeholders like [Effective Date], [State], [$amount], [Notice Period]. Search and replace with your real data before sending. The draft also opens with a "NOTE TO ATTORNEY" header flagging it as AI-generated.
Yes — toggle the GDPR/CCPA checkbox before generating a Terms of Service or Privacy Policy. The model adds explicit Article 6 (legal bases), Articles 13-14 (notices), Articles 15-22 (data-subject rights), CCPA §1798.100-199.100 user-rights language, response windows (30 days GDPR / 45 days CCPA), Do-Not-Sell signal handling, and DPO contact placeholder. Still attorney-review territory before publishing.
Yes — toggle the arbitration checkbox. The model swaps court-litigation language for a binding arbitration clause (commonly AAA / JAMS / ICC depending on jurisdiction) with a carve-out for IP injunctive relief. Useful for ToS, employment, and consumer-facing contracts where courts are slow or expensive.
Yes — every draft closes with a signature block: two lines per party with Name, Title, Date placeholder. For e-signature, paste into DocuSign, PandaDoc, HelloSign, or Adobe Sign. The .doc download preserves formatting in Word / Google Docs.
No — first contract free, no credit card. Creating a free account unlocks 10K signup tokens, 7-day share links, generation history, premium model access (Claude Sonnet, GPT-5).
Yes — all 99 supported languages. Type your terms in Portuguese, Japanese, German, etc. and the contract returns in the same language with locally appropriate drafting conventions. Critical: have a local-jurisdiction attorney review — clause enforceability varies wildly by country.
Yes — POST to /v1/chat/ with the doctype-specific system prompt (in template source). Useful for legal-tech tools, HR platforms generating offer letters, or marketplaces auto-creating vendor agreements. Bearer auth, monthly limits. Docs at /api/. Same legal-review caveat applies to API output.
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