onTerms
For creators, freelancers and small suppliers

Describe the deal. Sign a contract that holds.

Type the deal in plain words. The AI fills only the commercial choices inside a fixed, lawyer-built standard, and a verifier confirms each one is in range before you sign. You should not need a law firm for every everyday deal, and the standard is built to protect the smaller party.

Generate a contract from a prompt See the creator protections
England and Wales Lawyer-built standard SHA-256 content-addressed

Not legal advice.

Describe

You type the deal in plain words in the composer at /sign. No drafting.

One standard, end to end
NDA, evaluation, the order. One body of terms covers the whole deal, with one shared definition throughout, so the same words carry from first contact to signature.
Built to protect the smaller party
Describe the deal in plain words. The AI fills the Elections, not the law, and a verifier confirms every choice is in range before you sign. The Creator standard is built to protect the smaller party, with a limited licence, a bounded term and a kill fee.
Courts of England & Wales
Any dispute arising out of or in connection with your Order is subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales, with governing law to match.

How it works

1
Describe the deal
The plain facts: who you work with, the fee, how long they can use your work, and where. No legal drafting from you.
2
The AI fills the Elections, not the law
Your prompt sets only the bounded commercial choices. The contract text is the fixed, lawyer-built standard, the same for everyone.
3
Verified, then you sign
The verifier confirms the text is the standard word for word and every choice is in range. Soundness comes from the standard plus the verifier, not the model. Then you sign.

One vetted contract covering the whole deal

Describe the deal, sign a contract that holds

Type the deal in plain words. The AI fills the Elections, not the law: your prompt sets only the bounded commercial choices inside a fixed, lawyer-built standard. A verifier confirms every choice is in range before you sign, and the Creator standard is built to protect the smaller party.

onTerms Verified

Verify an order

Paste an order. We re-derive the hash and confirm it matches the standard exactly, with every choice in range.

onTerms Verified

17

contracts ready to use. Creator, CORE, SaaS, onDPA, onNDA and more.

Governing law, fixed

England and Wales. The governing law and the courts of England and Wales are fixed in the order, so the forum is settled before any dispute.

One shared dictionary

Every module shares the same plain-English definitions. A word means the same thing pre-deal and post-termination.

Also supported: agents over MCP

If you choose to let an agent act for you, it can fetch, validate, and resolve terms over the Model Context Protocol, under a mandate you control.

POST https://onterms.org/api/mcp

get_modules · get_terms · get_law_allowlist · resolve_law · get_definition · validate_order

The contracts and protections available

All 17 contracts →
COREspine
onterms:core:1.0.0:EW
Dictionaryshared
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onNDApre-agreement
onterms:nda:1.0.0:EW
onEvalpre-agreement
onterms:eval:1.0.0:EW
SaaSsector
onterms:saas:1.0.0:EW
Creatorsector
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Professional Servicessector
onterms:proserv:1.0.0:EW
AI/ML Servicessector
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Paymentssector
onterms:payments:1.0.0:EW
Marketplacesector
onterms:marketplace:1.0.0:EW
Supply of Goodssector
onterms:goods:1.0.0:EW
Channel & Resellersector
onterms:channel:1.0.0:EW
IP Licensingsector
onterms:licence:1.0.0:EW
Events & Venuesector
onterms:events:1.0.0:EW
onDPAtopic
onterms:dpa:1.0.0:EW
Data Licensingtopic
onterms:data:1.0.0:EW
Introducer & Referraltopic
onterms:introducer:1.0.0:EW

Live in four steps

  1. 1Describe the deal in plain words. Who you work with, the fee, how long they can use your work, and where.
  2. 2Pick the contract and jurisdiction. Creator, CORE, SaaS, onDPA, England and Wales.
  3. 3Fill the Elections, not the law. Each one a bounded, machine-checked choice; the verifier confirms each is in range.
  4. 4You sign, and the onTerms Verified badge confirms the standard word for word. If you choose, an agent can accept under a verified mandate instead.

Questions, answered

Do I need a lawyer for every deal?

You should not need a law firm for every everyday commercial deal. You describe the deal in plain words, the AI fills the Elections, not the law, and a verifier confirms the text is the standard word for word and every choice is in range. Soundness comes from the standard plus the verifier, not the model. This is not legal advice.

Do I have to move my whole contract onto onTerms?

No. One line in your existing order, PO, or checkout does it. The terms live at a fixed URL, pinned by hash. Nothing to copy, nothing to maintain.

How is this different from standardized templates like oneNDA or oneDPA?

They standardize one document as text you adopt. onTerms gives you a fixed, lawyer-built standard, the same for everyone, and a verifier that confirms each choice before you sign. Built for the creators, freelancers and small suppliers those projects never served.

What does it cost?

Free to read, verify, and incorporate. You pay only when you sign a real deal.

Whose law applies?

England and Wales. The governing law and the courts of England and Wales are fixed in the order, so the forum is settled in advance.

Can an AI agent sign for me?

Also supported if you choose to let an agent act for you, under a scoped mandate you sign and control. The agent only does what you allow, and every action stays verifiable.

Free to adopt. Pay when you sign.

Read, verify, and incorporate the standard free, forever. Pay only when a real deal is on the table.

See pricing Start with onNDA, free