Honest about both sides. The AI generates a competent first draft. It doesn't give legal advice, predict court outcomes, or replace an attorney's judgment on a high-stakes deal.
Honest about what AI can and can't do.
The honest picture
Understanding what you're getting prevents disappointment — and helps you use it well.
Generates a tailored first draft with standard protective clauses. Adjusts for governing state. Structures payment terms, IP provisions, and termination language based on your description. Explains each clause in plain language.
Make strategic legal judgments. Advise on whether to sign. Predict how a court will interpret a clause. Know your specific business context beyond what you described. Replace an attorney's knowledge of your state's case law.
For most service agreements, the AI-generated draft covers what's needed: payment terms, IP assignment, liability cap, termination, confidentiality. It's a better starting point than a blank page, a generic template, or a document you copy from the internet.
What the AI actually does
BizDraft's AI is doing what a competent paralegal might do with a good brief: reading the facts you provided, assembling a draft from relevant clause structures, and flagging what needs review. That's genuinely useful — and genuinely different from what a licensed attorney does.
What an attorney adds that the AI doesn't: judgment about risk allocation specific to your negotiating position, knowledge of recent case law in your jurisdiction that affects clause interpretation, advice on whether to sign at all, and the ability to negotiate on your behalf.
Common questions
A signed agreement is enforceable under the same rules as any other — competent parties, clear terms, lawful purpose, consideration. The drafting method doesn't affect enforceability. What the AI drafts and what you sign are your responsibility to verify.
Yes. AI models can make errors — produce clause language that doesn't match what you intended, miss nuances in your description, or apply a general rule where a specific one applies. Read every clause before signing. Don't sign anything you don't understand.
No. We don't claim "lawyer-quality," "guaranteed enforceable," or "100% accurate." The output is a tailored first draft. It replaces a blank page, not an attorney.
For high-value deals, regulated industries, active negotiation with a sophisticated counterparty, or any situation where the consequences of a mistake are large. See the full guidance on the when to call a lawyer page.
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