legal-doc-drafter
NDAs, contractor agreements, ToS, privacy policies from a YAML intake. $99/doc. Always with "have an attorney review" disclaimer.
API quickstart
After purchase, you'll receive an API key (ock_...) by email. Call the endpoint below with that key as the bearer token.
doc_type— string (NDA, Contractor Agreement, Mutual NDA, Letter of Intent)parties— string — names + roleskey_terms— stringjurisdiction— string e.g. Delaware
curl -X POST -H 'Authorization: Bearer ock_xxx' \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{"doc_type": "Mutual NDA", "parties": "Acme Corp (Delaware C-Corp) and Bob Smith (independent consultant)", "key_terms": "2-year term, mutual disclosure of trade secrets, standard carve-outs", "jurisdiction": "Delaware"}' \
https://openclawapi.vercel.app/v1/legal-doc-drafter/runLaunch kit
legal-doc-drafter — launch kit
1-liner
NDAs, contractor agreements, ToS, privacy policies from a YAML intake. $99/doc. Always with "have an attorney review" disclaimer.
Tweet hook
Indie founders need a contractor agreement TODAY. LegalZoom: $200, generic. Attorney: $1500, 2 weeks.
Built a Claude-powered drafter at $99/doc — quality between template and attorney. ALWAYS includes "review with licensed attorney" checklist.
Stack 🧵
- r/IndieHackers: "Quick legal docs for founders — comparison"
- r/Entrepreneur: "Contract templates 2026: what's actually worth using"
Cold-email ICP
- Indie hackers + bootstrapped founders pre-Series A
- Solo agencies that hire contractors
- Small-business owners
Cold-email template
Subject: contractor agreement in 5 min ($99)
Hi {first} — most {ICP} need legal docs they can't justify $1500 attorney
fees for. Templates online are generic.
Built a Claude-powered drafter that takes a structured intake + outputs
a ready-to-review NDA / contractor agreement / SaaS terms. ALWAYS pairs
with attorney-review checklist. $99/doc.
Free first NDA. Reply with intake (effective date, parties, scope).
SEO content
- "When does an indie founder need an attorney vs a template?"
- "Contractor-agreement clauses every freelancer should have"
- "DIY SaaS ToS: minimum viable terms"
Documentation
legal-doc-drafter
Drafts NDAs, contractor agreements, terms of service, privacy policies from a structured YAML intake. Cloud-Claude because document quality is the entire product.
⚠️ Hard disclaimer
This is starter-pack quality, not legal advice. Output is positioned as "draft for attorney review", not "ready to sign." Every output includes a checklist of things to verify with a licensed attorney.
Pricing
- $99/document — pay per use
- $299/mo — unlimited (founders + agencies)
- $999/mo — agency tier (50 client documents/mo, white-label PDF)
Compare:
- LegalZoom contracts: $40-200 per doc, generic + slow
- Rocket Lawyer: $40/mo for templates only, no AI tailoring
- Hiring an attorney: $300-1500 per doc, much higher quality
We're between the template SaaS and the attorney — better than templates because Claude tailors to the intake, but always with the "have an attorney review" disclaimer.
Supported doc types (v0)
mutual_nda— Mutual NDAone_way_nda— One-way NDA (you receive confidential info)contractor_agreement— IC services agreementsaas_terms— SaaS terms of serviceprivacy_policy— US-baseline privacy policysaas_msa— SaaS master services agreement
Run
cd C:\openclaw-products\legal-doc-drafter
python -m venv .venv
.\.venv\Scripts\activate
pip install -e .
$env:ANTHROPIC_API_KEY="sk-ant-..."
legaldoc types
legaldoc draft --type contractor_agreement \
--intake examples/contractor.yaml \
--out drafts/contractor-2026-05-01.md
Roadmap
- More doc types: equity grant letters, advisor agreements, work-for-hire
- Per-state customization layer (CA, NY, TX, FL specifics)
- PDF export with proper formatting
- Markup mode: feed an existing doc + revisions request → tracked changes
- Compliance check: feed a privacy policy, get a CCPA/GDPR gap analysis