Contractable is an AI contract generator for creating legal agreements in seconds. Its homepage highlights custom NDAs, contractor agreements, and service contracts, and it is described as a way to create, edit, and share a contract in three steps. The service is aimed at small businesses and at people handling business agreements such as freelancers, 1099 workers, and contractors.
Users can start by describing what they need in as little as one sentence. Contractable then creates a document that matches the use case, and the document can be revised with natural language in an interactive contract builder. The site says contract types are sourced by a team of legal professionals, and it lists examples including non-disclosure agreements, independent contractor agreements, and service agreements. For NDAs, it mentions tailored unilateral or mutual versions; for contractor agreements, it mentions scope, payment, IP, and confidentiality; for service agreements, it mentions deliverables, deadlines, payment milestones, and liability.
Finished documents can be downloaded as a PDF, and contracts can be sent to co-signers with a single click. The service also says its payment partners keep transactions encrypted and secure, and that its pay-per-contract model means there are no long-term commitments. The page says its contracts are valid in all 50 states, and it states that the product has delivered 500+ documents per week and supports 1000+ business cases. Contractable is a web-based service with log in, and the page footer includes links for a blog, FAQ, support, terms of service, and privacy policy.
Contractable is a Legal & contract ops project. Allowing users to quickly generate legally sound contracts without legal expertise or hiring a lawyer. It is built as a B2B product for small business owners and freelancers. Contractable follows a freemium model. Contractable is available on the web.
Contractable first shipped in 2024. Among its 5 catalogued features are AI contract generation, customizable templates, and PDF/Word export.
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