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A real business, with real paperwork

The contracts your business runs on, without a lawyer on retainer

Suppliers, staff, premises, customers. Draft what you need in your country's law, read what you're sent, and keep the whole lot somewhere you can find it.

Written for your country
A lawyer when it matters
Free to store everything

This is for you if

You run a shop, a clinic, a workshop, a restaurant or a small firm

Suppliers send you their terms and you sign them mostly on trust

You have staff, and the contracts came from somewhere you can't remember

A lease or a licence renews and nobody is watching the notice date

Your paperwork lives across email, a drawer and someone's laptop

A lawyer for every document costs more than the risk of most of them

How it works

The same three steps for a supplier deal or a new hire.

1

Say what you need

"A supply agreement with 30-day payment terms and a 12-month term." Plain words are enough.

2

Check it, change it, ask about it

Edits arrive as tracked changes. Ask what a clause does and get the clause back, not a guess.

3

Sign it and file it

E-signing is built in, and the signed copy sits in your shelf with its dates watched.

What businesses draft here

Supplier agreement
Employment contract
Commercial lease
Customer terms
Data processing agreement
Subcontractor agreement

The paperwork of an ordinary business, handled properly

Most small businesses aren't careless about contracts. They just have nobody whose job it is.

Written for the country you trade in

Employment terms, leases and supplier agreements come from your own jurisdiction's law rather than a generic form.

Read what suppliers send you

Upload their terms and see what is unusual, ranked and quoted, before you countersign.

Nothing renews by surprise

Notice periods and renewal dates are tracked, so an auto-renewing contract is a decision rather than an accident.

One place for all of it

Every agreement in one searchable shelf the whole team can reach. Storage costs nothing.

Why not just handle it as it comes?

Every option below works right up until the contract is the thing being argued about.

 
EverypactRecommended
ChatGPT or Claude
Your accountant or office manager
Written from your country's law, not a generic answer
Reads a supplier's terms and ranks what's risky
Tracked changes you accept or reject one by one
Keeps every version of every agreement
Signing built in
Renewal and notice dates watched for you
A verified lawyer when it's worth one
Your documents kept out of training data

What our users say

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Jonas
"I never liked reading contracts, and legal services often prove inconvenient or expensive. However, in 95% of cases, Everypact is completely sufficient – it works phenomenally well. Like some super lawyer from the movies."

Jonas

Director, Paperseal

Get your paperwork in order

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Frequently Asked Questions

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