Startup legal documents with guided drafting

Most founders start with a co-founder agreement, an NDA, and offer letters, then add vendor, distribution, and SaaS agreements as the business grows. The workspace groups documents by stage — establish, build, hire, sell, raise, and scale — so you're not choosing from a flat, undifferentiated list.

Equity splits, roles, IP assignment, and vesting are easiest to agree on before there's money or friction on the table. A written co-founder agreement records what everyone agreed to, so a later disagreement has something concrete to refer back to.

Yes. The catalog includes service agreements, SaaS agreements, MSAs, SOWs, and vendor agreements for commercial relationships, in addition to the internal hiring and confidentiality documents.

Where AI Review is available in your workspace, yes — it can surface clause-level flags and plain-language summaries as a first read. For complex or high-value agreements (like a term sheet or a large enterprise deal), have a qualified lawyer review the final document.

The templates are guided, self-service starting points. They help you record terms clearly, but they are general information, not legal advice. For high-stakes or unusual transactions, have a qualified lawyer review the final document.

Draw signatures are enabled today. Provider-backed signing is unavailable until provider verification is complete; the workspace shows current signing status for each document.

The workspace is built for shared use as your team grows. Check the current workspace for exactly which team-collaboration features (roles, shared views, approvals) are available today, since this is an area we're actively building out.

Individual documents are priced per document, tiered by complexity — from simple declarations to detailed commercial agreements — with no subscription required. If your team needs shared workspaces, approvals, or higher contract volume, a business plan may fit better; see the pricing page for current tiers.