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Describe it in plain English. Five AI agents argue over every clause, then hand you a draft to review and sign.
Draft a contractFrom $19 per contract. No subscription.
You wrote
“I’m hiring Maya, a freelance designer, for three months at $4,000 a month. She can show the work in her portfolio.”
2. Fees
Compensation shall be determined by mutual agreement of the parties from time to time. Client pays Contractor $4,000 a month for three months, invoiced monthly and due within 15 days.
7. Portfolio
Contractor may show the work in her portfolio once Client has made it public.
Adversary. “By mutual agreement from time to time” leaves the fee open. Name the number.
One clause from each draft, as the agents left it: struck in red, rewritten in plain English, with their notes in the margin.
3. How long this lasts
This Agreement shall remain in full force and effect in perpetuity. This agreement lasts two years from the date both parties sign. The duty to keep information confidential continues for three years after it ends.
Critic. An open-ended term is hard to plan around. Give it a length.
Adversary. “In perpetuity” hands the other side an argument that the clause is unreasonable.
This is an AI-generated draft for review. It is not legal advice. Sample names.
First, you describe the deal in your own words. The intake asks about anything missing.
Then the agents draft it, pick it apart, check it against your jurisdiction and attack it, until they agree.
Last, you download it as PDF or Word.
Five agents, five jobs. None of them signs off until the others do.
Pay per | Simple$19 per contract | Standard$29 per contract | Complex$49 per contract |
|---|---|---|---|
| Covers | Mutual and one-way NDAs | Services, contractor, statement of work, privacy policy, terms of use | Founders, master service, data processing, separation |
| Review | All five agents | All five agents | All five agents |
| Download | PDF and Word | PDF and Word | PDF and Word |
| Subscription | None | None | None |
| Start | Start simple | Start standard | Start complex |
Launch offer: 50% off any contract with the code BETA50 at checkout.
No. Every Pactlio contract is an AI-generated draft for review. It is not legal advice, and Pactlio is not a law firm. For anything important, have a licensed attorney read it before you sign.
The Researcher gathers the rules that apply to your deal. The Drafter writes the contract. The Critic looks for gaps and one-sided terms. The Validator checks it against the jurisdiction you chose. The Adversary reads it like the other side’s lawyer and tries to break it. They go back and forth until they agree.
The United States, the United Kingdom (England and Wales), the EU (with GDPR built in), Israel and Canada.
You pay per contract: $19 for NDAs, $29 for standard agreements and policies, $49 for complex business documents. There is no subscription.
A full draft in plain English that you can download as a PDF or an editable Word file, ready to review with the other side or your lawyer.
These Babylonian contracts were pressed into clay about 2,500 years ago. Yours can be drafted this afternoon.
Cuneiform contract tablets, Babylonian, about 626–539 BC and 544 BC. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, via Wikimedia Commons, CC0.