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DealDraft

Draft, review, and sign freelance and contractor agreements under state law

freemium
Last Updated 9/11/2026

About DealDraft

DealDraft serves freelancers, consultants, agencies, and small companies, drafting NDAs, MSAs, SOWs, freelance, consulting, and contractor agreements based on the project and applicable state law. When clients request changes, it explains the risks and possible counter-language in plain English round by round, and supports sending, signing, and completing the contract process across all 50 states.

Best for

Freelancers
Consultants
Agencies
Small companies

Best use cases

Project contract drafting

Repeated client negotiations

NDA signing

Non-employee collaboration management

Features

State-based drafting

Draft contracts based on the project and applicable state law, covering all 50 states.

Negotiation risk explanation

Explain in plain English the risks and possible counter-language for each change proposed by the other party.

Contract type coverage

Supports NDAs, MSAs and related SOWs, freelance, consulting, and contractor agreements.

Send for signature

Send contracts for signature and complete the process; the free tier includes negotiation and e-signatures.

Pros

  • Draft contracts by project and state
  • Explain risks and counter-language in plain English, round by round
  • Jurisdiction-law adaptation covering all 50 states
  • Free tier includes negotiation and e-signatures

Cons

  • The software is not a law firm and does not create an attorney-client relationship; consult a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction for significant legal risks.

Pricing Plans

Free

$0forever
  • One complete contract per month
  • Includes negotiation and e-signatures
  • Supports NDAs, freelance, consulting, and ICA

Pro

$29month
  • All features with no usage limits

Business

$79month
  • One flat price for the team

* Pricing information is for reference only. Please refer to the latest announcement on DealDraft's official website.

FAQ

No. DealDraft is software, not a law firm; using it does not create an attorney-client relationship.
No, the other party does not need an account to participate in the revision process.

Tool Information

DeveloperDealDraft
Release Date9/11/2026
Pricingfreemium