You can generate and preview service contracts completely free. ContractMaker lets you tinker with the AI until you're satisfied—before spending a dollar. Single contracts cost $5 when you're ready to download. Monthly plans run $15.
Freelancers and small service businesses are the target audience. Lawn care operators who need client agreements. Pet sitters establishing liability terms. You describe what you need in plain language. ContractMaker spits out a professional contract draft in under five minutes. No wrestling with dense legal templates from some random website.
Here's what sets this apart: split-screen view. Contract language sits on the left. Plain-English explanations appear on the right. You'll actually understand what "force majeure" means before asking a client to sign. The clause optimization feature refines specific sections. No need to regenerate the entire document.
Templates cover cleaning services. Snow removal. Handyman work. Consulting gigs. Industry-specific terms get baked in automatically—cancellation policies, property access rules, damage liability clauses. Export to PDF or Word. Share e-signature links for client approval.
The single-purchase option has a catch. Once you buy that $5 contract, edits require another purchase. Monthly subscribers get 100 clause optimizations (plus more flexibility).
ContractMaker makes it clear: this isn't legal advice. You might still want an attorney reviewing high-stakes agreements. But for routine service contracts? This beats spending two hours adapting a generic template you barely understand.
