Agreedly Terms of Service

1. What We Offer

Agreedly is a self-service software product. It uses AI to draft and summarize documents from information you provide, so that individuals and small businesses can create and better understand their own agreements. No one at Agreedly reviews your documents, advises you, or acts on your behalf.

We currently provide three core tools:

• Agreement Generator – helps you create agreements using guided AI prompts.
• Contract Analyzer – scans and summarizes existing contracts in plain language.
• Agreedly Score – rates how fair and balanced a contract is, clause by clause.

Running the tools and reading your result on screen is free. Exporting the finished document — the PDF, Word or text file, email delivery of it, and the full clause-by-clause Agreedly Score breakdown — is a paid, one-time unlock described in Section 5.

We aim to make legal more accessible — but we're not a replacement for a lawyer.

2. Not a Law Firm. Not Legal Advice.

Agreedly is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Any content created or analyzed through our Services is for informational and educational purposes only.

If you have questions about your rights, obligations, or legal risks, we strongly recommend speaking with a qualified attorney.

3. Your Responsibility

You are solely responsible for how you use Agreedly — and for any outcomes that result.

That means:

• We don't guarantee that the agreements you generate are legally valid, enforceable, or tailored to your specific situation.
• We don't take responsibility for the accuracy, completeness, or consequences of any contract summaries or analysis.
• You are fully responsible for reviewing, modifying, and using the content in a way that meets your needs.

By using Agreedly, you acknowledge that you use our Services at your own risk.

4. No Warranties

Agreedly is provided "as is" and "as available." We make no guarantees — express or implied — about the quality, accuracy, or outcomes of using our Services.

This includes (but isn't limited to) any implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement.

5. Pricing and Payment

Generating, analyzing and scoring documents, and reading the result on screen, is free. Unlocking a finished document costs US$5 per document, charged once at the time of purchase.

An unlock applies to the single document you paid for, and entitles you to:

• download that document as a PDF, Word (.docx) or text file;
• have that document emailed to you as an attachment; and
• where applicable, view the full clause-by-clause Agreedly Score breakdown for it.

Each additional analysis, agreement or score report is a separate US$5 unlock. There is no subscription and no recurring charge — we will never bill you again unless you start a new purchase yourself.

What you can see before paying depends on the tool. With the contract analyzer and the Agreedly Score you read the finished result in full on screen first. With the contract generator you see what the drafted document decided — its length, its sections, a set of its actual terms and two of its clauses in full — and the rest stays locked until you unlock it. Because of that, every unlock is covered by the 30-day refund in Section 7.

Unlocks are tied to the browser you paid in and remain available there for 30 days. If you clear your browser data, switch device or lose the tab, ask us to email the document to you before you leave, or contact support with your order confirmation.

Prices are shown in US dollars and exclude any applicable sales tax or VAT, which is calculated and added at checkout. We may change our prices at any time; the price shown to you at checkout is the price you pay.

6. Who Processes Your Payment

Payments are processed by Polar, which acts as our payment provider and merchant of record. When you buy an unlock, Polar is the seller of record for that transaction: it takes the payment, calculates and remits any applicable sales tax or VAT, and issues your receipt.

Your card details are entered on Polar's secure checkout and are never seen, handled or stored by Agreedly. Your purchase is also subject to Polar's own terms and privacy policy.

Your payment receipt will show Polar, not Agreedly, on your card statement. Keep it — it is your proof of purchase if you need support.

7. 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee

If an unlock was not what you needed, email us within 30 days of your purchase and we will refund it in full. No questions, no explanation required, and you do not have to justify the reason. This applies to every unlock, including documents you have already downloaded.

Email support@agreedly.ai from the address on your receipt, quoting your order number. Refunds are issued by Polar to your original payment method and usually appear within 5–10 business days.

Two consequences worth stating plainly. A refunded unlock stops working: the document closes and can no longer be downloaded or emailed from this site, though anything you already saved to your own device stays yours. And a refund does not undo a document you have already signed or sent — that is between you and the other party, and Sections 2 to 4 still apply to it.

Separately from the guarantee, if something goes wrong on our side we will put it right whenever you tell us: if the file you paid for failed to generate, download or arrive, we will deliver it or return your money; if you were charged more than once for the same document, we will return the duplicate charge; and if what you received materially differs from what this page describes, we will make it good.

Nothing in this section limits statutory consumer rights you may have where you live. Where such rights apply and give you more than this section does, those rights prevail.

8. Sending a Document for Signature

Sending a document for electronic signature is a separate purchase from unlocking it. When you send one, we pass the document to SignWell, the third-party electronic signature service we use, which collects both signatures and produces the completed file together with a certificate of completion recording who signed, when, and from which IP address. Signing happens in a window that opens inside Agreedly, but the signing page itself is SignWell's and is subject to their terms.

Before you can send, you have to read and accept a disclosure about doing business electronically, as the federal ESIGN Act requires. We record that you accepted it, when, which version you were shown, and the IP address the acceptance came from. That record is the point: an electronic signature is only as good as the evidence that both parties agreed to sign electronically.

Some documents cannot be sent from here, and we will tell you so. A power of attorney, a child travel consent letter, and anything conveying real property all carry signing, witnessing, notarization or recording requirements set by your state or county — requirements an electronic signing flow would silently skip. For those, print the document and execute it the way it tells you to. Agreedly is not a notary and sending a document from this site is never a substitute for notarization or witnessing where those are required.

What we keep, and what we do not. We keep a record of the send: an identifier from the signature provider, the document's title and type, both parties' names and email addresses, the consent record described above, and — once it completes — the completion time and a SHA-256 fingerprint of the executed file. We do not keep the document itself. The executed PDF is held by the signature provider and emailed to both parties when the last signature lands. Keep your copy; the fingerprint in that email lets either of you show later that the file you hold is the file that was executed.

We keep the record of a completed signature indefinitely, because it is the evidence that the agreement was executed and who executed it — deleting it on a timer would destroy the thing it exists to prove. If you want it deleted anyway, email support@agreedly.ai from the address on your receipt and we will delete it. Understand the consequence before you ask: after that we can no longer produce any evidence of the consent or the completion, and neither can you.

A refund does not un-sign a signed document. Once both parties have signed, the agreement stands between them and Sections 2 to 4 still apply to it.

9. Data Collection and Usage

When you use our Contract Generator or Contract Analyzer tools, we collect your email address and information about which product you used. This information is used to:

• Deliver your generated or analyzed documents
• Provide service-related communications
• Improve our services
• Send occasional updates about our products and services

For more information about how we collect, use, and protect your data, please refer to our Privacy Policy.

10. Limitation of Liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Agreedly and its team will not be liable for any damages, losses, or claims — direct or indirect — arising out of or related to your use (or inability to use) our Services.

This includes, but is not limited to:

• Legal disputes or misunderstandings
• Business losses or missed opportunities
• Errors in generated agreements or analysis summaries

11. Privacy Matters

We respect your privacy and handle your information responsibly. Please read our Privacy Policy to understand how we collect, use, and protect your data.

12. Changes to These Terms

We may update these Terms from time to time. If we make changes, we'll post them here. Continued use of Agreedly after changes go live means you accept the updated Terms.