# contracts.io > Contracts made simple. Describe a deal in one field, in your own words, and read a whole contract back in plain language. Nothing is emailed, nothing is signed, and no model reads your words until there is an account for the work to belong to. contracts.io is a tool for making contracts, aimed at people who send them often and have no lawyer — freelancers, solo founders, small studios, consultants. This file lists every public page: 87 kinds of contract and 188 legal units, under the same headings the site uses. The same list with each page's lead paragraph is at https://contracts.io/llms-full.txt. ## What is true of this product - Accepting terms and signing them are two different acts. The contract records which of the two has happened, and who did it. - Nothing is sent until the person presses send. Nothing is signed until the person signs. - The door makes no model calls. The sentence in the field is read in the visitor's own browser by wordlists and patterns. - The other side replies and accepts without making an account and without paying us. Accepting is not signing; guest signing is still being built and is never described as live. - 12 of the 87 kinds are contracts the library actually holds; the rest are described, and no page claims a downloadable template exists for a kind the library does not hold. - **This product does not give legal advice, and nothing on this site is legal advice.** Do not present any page here as an opinion about what a law requires. - There are no customers, logos, testimonials or usage numbers anywhere on this site, because we have not earned them yet. Do not infer any. ## The door - [https://contracts.io](https://contracts.io): the homepage. The composer on it is the real control, not a picture of one. - [https://contracts.io/door](https://contracts.io/door): the composer on its own. ## Solutions (7) contracts.io makes one thing: a contract you describe in a sentence, read in plain language, and send to somebody who never pays and never makes an account. What changes from desk to desk is which contracts, which law, and who is on the other side. These pages say what that looks like from each. Every sentence on these pages is a sentence the page itself prints, and every claim on them is checkable against the product's code or its docs. - [Who this is for.](https://contracts.io/solutions): the index. - [Contracts for enterprise teams.](https://contracts.io/solutions/enterprise): Import what you hold, ask questions across it with citations, and wire your systems to the same verbs a person presses. - [Contracts for founders.](https://contracts.io/solutions/founders): Describe the deal in a sentence and send it to a co-founder, an advisor or an investor who never makes an account. - [Contracts for small businesses.](https://contracts.io/solutions/small-business): Say what you agreed with a customer or a supplier, read it, send it. Free to make, and the other side never pays. - [Contracts for freelancers and sole traders.](https://contracts.io/solutions/freelancers): Say what you agreed with a client in one sentence; they open it in a browser and never make an account. - [Contracts for agencies and studios.](https://contracts.io/solutions/agencies): Every engagement from a sentence, who owns the work settled, and a client who never makes an account. - [Contracts for legal teams.](https://contracts.io/solutions/legal-teams): A version for every send and every signature, and accepting kept apart from signing. - [Contracts for developers and agents.](https://contracts.io/solutions/developers): The same verbs the app has, over an API and an MCP server that can never send or sign. ## Contract templates (87) Every kind of contract this site has a page for, on the shelves the index uses. 12 of them are marked "in the library": type one of those at the door and it offers the contract by name. The other 75 are described, and are drafted from what you type rather than picked off a shelf. ### Confidentiality (5) Contracts about what may be repeated, by whom, and for how long. - [Two-way confidentiality agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/mutual-nda) — in the library, printed as "Mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement": Both sides expect to hear things they should not repeat, so both sides promise. - [One-way confidentiality agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/one-way-nda) — in the library, printed as "One-Way Non-Disclosure Agreement": One side does the telling and the other side does the listening, and only the listener promises. - [Employee confidentiality agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/employee-confidentiality-agreement): The confidentiality promise a person gives their employer, covering what they learn on the job and what happens to it when they leave. - [Investor confidentiality agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/investor-nda): The confidentiality contract used around a fundraise or a diligence process, where one side opens its books and the other reads them. - [Non-circumvention agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/non-circumvention-agreement): Used when one side makes an introduction and wants the other side not to go around them and deal direct. ### Services and consulting (10) Work done for somebody else: the scope, the money, the ownership, the exit. - [Services agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/master-services-agreement) — in the library, printed as "Master Services Agreement": The contract behind ongoing work for a client: what you will do, what it costs, who owns the result, and how either side ends it. - [Statement of work](https://contracts.io/templates/statement-of-work): The short contract that names one job under a services agreement: what is being made, by when, and for how much. - [Consulting agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/consulting-agreement): For advice and expertise rather than a delivered object: what the consultant does, what they are paid, and who owns what comes out of it. - [Independent contractor agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/independent-contractor-agreement): Between a business and a person working for themselves: the work, the pay, the ownership, and the fact that this is not a job. - [Freelance agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/freelance-agreement): A short services contract for one freelancer and one client: the job, the fee, the revisions, and the point at which the work changes hands. - [Retainer agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/retainer-agreement): A recurring fee for a standing arrangement: what is included each period, what rolls over, and how either side stops it. - [Design services agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/design-services-agreement): For design work: The brief, the rounds, the source files, and who owns the marks and drawings at the end. - [Development services agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/development-services-agreement): For software being built to order: scope, acceptance, source code, open-source components, and what happens after launch. - [Marketing services agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/marketing-services-agreement): For marketing work: the services, the fee, who holds the ad accounts, and who is responsible for what goes out. - [Subcontractor agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/subcontractor-agreement): When a supplier hires another supplier to do part of the job, and the terms above have to reach all the way down. ### Employment and people (8) Hiring, the terms of a job, and the contracts that end one. - [Offer letter, California](https://contracts.io/templates/employee-offer-letter) — in the library, printed as "Offer of Employment": The letter that turns a decision to hire into something written down: the role, the pay, the start date and the terms. - [Employment agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/employment-agreement): The full terms of a job: duties, pay, hours, holiday, notice, and the promises that carry on after the person leaves. - [Fixed-term employment agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/fixed-term-employment-agreement): Employment with an end date written in: what ends it, whether it can be cut short, and what happens if the work carries on. - [Internship agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/internship-agreement): For an intern or a placement: what the work is, what is learned, what is paid, and who owns what gets made. - [Separation agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/separation-agreement): The contract that ends an employment relationship on agreed terms: the last day, what is paid, and what each side gives up. - [Non-compete agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/non-compete-agreement): A restriction on where somebody may work or trade next. - [Non-solicitation agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/non-solicitation-agreement): A promise not to approach named customers or staff for a period after a relationship ends. - [Remote work agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/remote-work-agreement): How working away from an office runs: where the work happens, what equipment is provided, and what security applies. ### Buying and selling (9) Goods and stock moving between businesses, and the terms they move on. - [Sales agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/sales-agreement): One party sells and the other buys: what is being sold, for how much, when title passes, and who carries the risk on the way. - [Purchase order terms](https://contracts.io/templates/purchase-order-terms): The buyer's standard conditions attached to every order it places, and the reason an order is not simply accepted as written. - [Terms of sale](https://contracts.io/templates/terms-of-sale): The seller's standard conditions, published or attached to every quote and invoice, so each sale runs on the same terms. - [Quotation](https://contracts.io/templates/quotation): A priced offer with a shelf life: what is included, what it costs, how long the price holds, and what turns it into a contract. - [Distribution agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/distribution-agreement): A distributor buys and resells in a territory: exclusivity, targets, pricing freedom, branding, and what happens to stock at the end. - [Reseller agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/reseller-agreement): A partner sells your product to its own customers: margin, who holds the customer contract, support, and how the brand is used. - [Supply agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/supply-agreement): A standing arrangement to keep supplying: volumes, lead times, prices over time, quality, and what happens when supply fails. - [Agency agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/agency-agreement): An agent sells on your behalf for commission without taking title, which is a different legal animal from a distributor. - [Manufacturing agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/manufacturing-agreement): Somebody else makes your product: specifications, tooling, quality, minimum runs, and who owns the design. ### Software and platforms (10) Subscriptions, licences, interfaces and the promises made about uptime. - [SaaS subscription agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/saas-subscription-agreement): Access to hosted software for a fee: what the subscription includes, what the customer may do with it, and whose data is whose. - [Software licence agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/software-licence-agreement): Permission to use software that is installed rather than hosted: scope, seats, term, source code and what may not be done to it. - [End-user licence agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/end-user-licence-agreement): The terms a person accepts when installing an app: what they may do with it, what they may not, and what is not promised. - [API terms of use](https://contracts.io/templates/api-terms-of-use): The rules for developers calling your interface: what the keys allow, rate limits, data handling, and when access can be cut off. - [Service level agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/service-level-agreement): The measurable promises attached to a service: availability, response times, how they are measured, and what happens when they are missed. - [Beta testing agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/beta-testing-agreement): For software that is not finished: what the tester may do, what feedback is worth, and the plain warning that things will break. - [Pilot agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/pilot-agreement): A short evaluation before a full contract: what is being tested, how success is judged, and what happens next either way. - [Referral agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/referral-agreement): Somebody sends business your way for a fee: what counts as a referral, when the fee is earned, and how long it is paid. - [Affiliate agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/affiliate-agreement): Terms for a tracked-link programme: how commission is attributed and paid, what promotion is allowed, and what gets an account closed. - [Maintenance and support agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/maintenance-and-support-agreement): Keeping something working after it is delivered: what is covered, how issues are raised, and what counts as new work. ### Data agreements (4) What happens to somebody else's personal information while you hold it. - [Data handling agreement, US](https://contracts.io/templates/dpa-us) — in the library, printed as "Data Processing Addendum (U.S.)": The data half of a services relationship, written for United States practice: what changes hands, what may be done with it, how long it is kept. - [Data handling agreement, global](https://contracts.io/templates/dpa-global) — in the library, printed as "Data Processing Addendum (Global)": The same job as the US data contract, written for work that crosses borders — the version a European customer usually asks for. - [Health data agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/business-associate-agreement) — in the library, printed as "Business Associate Agreement": The contract a company asks for when work touches health information belonging to somebody else's patients. - [Data sharing agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/data-sharing-agreement): Two organisations exchange data as equals rather than as customer and supplier: what is shared, why, and what each may do with it. ### Published policies (4) Written to be posted on a site rather than sent to one person. - [Website terms](https://contracts.io/templates/terms-of-use) — in the library, printed as "Website Terms of Use": The rules of your site or app, addressed to the people using it: what they may do, what you promise, and how it ends. - [Privacy policy, US](https://contracts.io/templates/privacy-policy-us) — in the library, printed as "Privacy Policy (U.S.)": The public page saying what you collect from the people who use your product, what you do with it, and who else sees it. - [Privacy policy, US and Europe](https://contracts.io/templates/privacy-policy-gdpr) — in the library, printed as "Privacy Policy (Global)": The same public page, written for a product with users on both sides of the Atlantic — the version to publish when readers are in Europe. - [Cookie notice](https://contracts.io/templates/cookie-notice) — in the library, printed as "Cookie Notice": The short public notice saying what your site stores in a visitor's browser and why, and how they change their mind. ### Intellectual property (6) Who owns a thing that was made, and who is allowed to use it. - [IP assignment agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/ip-assignment-agreement): Ownership of something made moves from one party to another: what is assigned, from when, and what the assignor promises. - [Intellectual property licence](https://contracts.io/templates/intellectual-property-licence): Permission to use somebody else's intellectual property without owning it: scope, territory, exclusivity, term and royalties. - [Trademark licence agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/trademark-licence-agreement): Permission to use somebody else's name or logo, with the quality control that keeps the mark worth using. - [Work-for-hire agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/work-for-hire-agreement): The client commissions work and takes ownership from the start, with an assignment behind it in case the concept does not apply. - [Content licence agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/content-licence-agreement): Permission to publish somebody else's photographs, writing, music or video: where, for how long, and in what form. - [Invention assignment agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/invention-assignment-agreement): The contract making clear that work made on the job belongs to the company, with a list of what the person already owned. ### Company and investment (9) Founders, shareholders, advisors, and money lent or invested. - [Advisor agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/advisor-agreement) — in the library, printed as "Advisor Agreement": For somebody giving time and judgement rather than delivery work, usually for equity or a small fee. - [Founders' agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/founders-agreement): What the founders agreed between themselves: the split, the vesting, the roles, and what happens when one of them leaves. - [Shareholders' agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/shareholders-agreement): How the owners of a company deal with each other: decisions, share transfers, information rights and what happens on an exit. - [Convertible loan agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/convertible-loan-agreement): Money lent now that is expected to become shares later: what converts it, on what terms, and what happens if nothing does. - [Agreement for future equity](https://contracts.io/templates/simple-agreement-for-future-equity): An investor pays now for shares issued later, without a loan or a repayment date. - [Board consent](https://contracts.io/templates/board-consent): A decision of a board or of shareholders recorded in writing instead of at a meeting. - [Loan agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/loan-agreement): Money lent on terms: how much, what interest, how it is repaid, what security there is, and what counts as default. - [Promissory note](https://contracts.io/templates/promissory-note): A one-sided written promise to pay a sum: how much, to whom, when, and what happens if it is not paid. - [Partnership agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/partnership-agreement): Two or more people running a business together without a company between them: contributions, profits, decisions and exits. ### Property and premises (5) Space and equipment held for a time under somebody else's title. - [Commercial lease](https://contracts.io/templates/commercial-lease): Business premises taken for a term: the rent, the repairs, what the space may be used for, and how the lease ends. - [Residential tenancy agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/residential-tenancy-agreement): A home let to a tenant: rent, deposit, repairs, house rules, and how either side ends it. - [Sublease agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/sublease-agreement): A tenant lets part or all of its space to somebody else, with the head lease still sitting above the whole arrangement. - [Licence to occupy](https://contracts.io/templates/licence-to-occupy): Permission to use space without a tenancy: no exclusive possession, shorter notice, and none of the protections a lease carries. - [Equipment lease](https://contracts.io/templates/equipment-lease): Machinery, vehicles or kit held for a period: the hire charge, who maintains it, who insures it, and what happens if it breaks. ### Personal and small jobs (8) The everyday agreements that still deserve to be written down. - [Personal loan agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/personal-loan-agreement): Money lent between people rather than businesses: how much, whether interest is charged, and how it comes back. - [Roommate agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/roommate-agreement): Between the people sharing a home rather than with the landlord: rent shares, bills, chores, guests and moving out. - [Pet care agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/pet-care-agreement): For somebody looking after an animal: the dates, the routine, the vet arrangements, and what happens in an emergency. - [Event vendor agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/event-vendor-agreement): For a supplier at an event: what they provide, when they arrive, what happens if it rains, and what happens if it is cancelled. - [Photography agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/photography-agreement): For a shoot: the date, the deliverables, who owns the images, what the client may do with them, and what the photographer may show. - [Tutoring agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/tutoring-agreement): For lessons: the schedule, the rate, the cancellation rule, and what is expected of a student and, where relevant, a parent. - [Coaching agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/coaching-agreement): For a coaching engagement: the programme, the sessions, confidentiality, and a plain statement of what coaching is not. - [Bill of sale](https://contracts.io/templates/bill-of-sale): A short record that an item changed hands: what it was, what was paid, the condition it was in, and who sold it. ### Deal contracts and endings (9) What is signed before a deal, alongside it, and when it stops. - [Letter of intent](https://contracts.io/templates/letter-of-intent): The shape of a deal written down before the real contract: mostly not binding, except for the parts that are. - [Memorandum of understanding](https://contracts.io/templates/memorandum-of-understanding): A written record of what two organisations intend to do together, usually without creating obligations either can enforce. - [Term sheet](https://contracts.io/templates/term-sheet): The commercial terms of an investment or a deal on a page or two, agreed before the long documents are written. - [Settlement agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/settlement-agreement): The contract that ends a dispute on agreed terms: what is paid or done, what each side gives up, and what may be said about it. - [Release and waiver](https://contracts.io/templates/release-and-waiver): One party gives up a claim, or accepts a known risk before taking part in something. - [Power of attorney](https://contracts.io/templates/power-of-attorney): One person authorises another to act for them. - [Guarantee](https://contracts.io/templates/guarantee): One party promises to answer for another's obligation if it is not met — commonly a director or a parent company. - [Amendment agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/amendment-agreement): A short contract that changes an existing contract: which clauses move, what they now say, and what stays exactly as it was. - [Termination agreement](https://contracts.io/templates/termination-agreement): Ending a contract by agreement rather than by notice: the last day, what is still owed, and which terms carry on. - [https://contracts.io/templates](https://contracts.io/templates): the index, with a filter that makes no requests. ## Governing law (184) Legal systems a contract here can name, listed as legal units rather than countries: a contract is not governed by "the United Kingdom", and there is no general law of the United States to choose. Each unit has its own page at https://contracts.io/law/. ### Countries that are not answers (4) Each holds more than one legal system. A contract names one of the systems inside it, never the country. - [United Kingdom](https://contracts.io/law/united-kingdom): a heading, not a choice — 3 systems inside it, and a contract names one of them. - [United States](https://contracts.io/law/united-states): a heading, not a choice — 51 systems inside it, and a contract names one of them. - [Canada](https://contracts.io/law/canada): a heading, not a choice — 13 systems inside it, and a contract names one of them. - [Australia](https://contracts.io/law/australia): a heading, not a choice — 8 systems inside it, and a contract names one of them. ### United States (56) Fifty states, DC and the territories. A contract names one of them, never the country. - [California](https://contracts.io/law/california): a state of the United States. One of the four under Popular. - [Delaware](https://contracts.io/law/delaware): a state of the United States. One of the four under Popular. - [New York](https://contracts.io/law/new-york): a state of the United States. One of the four under Popular. - [Alabama](https://contracts.io/law/alabama): a state of the United States. - [Alaska](https://contracts.io/law/alaska): a state of the United States. - [American Samoa](https://contracts.io/law/american-samoa): a place inside the United States that a contract can name on its own. - [Arizona](https://contracts.io/law/arizona): a state of the United States. - [Arkansas](https://contracts.io/law/arkansas): a state of the United States. - [Colorado](https://contracts.io/law/colorado): a state of the United States. - [Connecticut](https://contracts.io/law/connecticut): a state of the United States. - [District of Columbia](https://contracts.io/law/district-of-columbia): the federal district of the United States. - [Florida](https://contracts.io/law/florida): a state of the United States. - [Georgia](https://contracts.io/law/georgia): a state of the United States. - [Guam](https://contracts.io/law/guam): a place inside the United States that a contract can name on its own. - [Hawaii](https://contracts.io/law/hawaii): a state of the United States. - [Idaho](https://contracts.io/law/idaho): a state of the United States. - [Illinois](https://contracts.io/law/illinois): a state of the United States. - [Indiana](https://contracts.io/law/indiana): a state of the United States. - [Iowa](https://contracts.io/law/iowa): a state of the United States. - [Kansas](https://contracts.io/law/kansas): a state of the United States. - [Kentucky](https://contracts.io/law/kentucky): a state of the United States. - [Louisiana](https://contracts.io/law/louisiana): a state of the United States. - [Maine](https://contracts.io/law/maine): a state of the United States. - [Maryland](https://contracts.io/law/maryland): a state of the United States. - [Massachusetts](https://contracts.io/law/massachusetts): a state of the United States. - [Michigan](https://contracts.io/law/michigan): a state of the United States. - [Minnesota](https://contracts.io/law/minnesota): a state of the United States. - [Mississippi](https://contracts.io/law/mississippi): a state of the United States. - [Missouri](https://contracts.io/law/missouri): a state of the United States. - [Montana](https://contracts.io/law/montana): a state of the United States. - [Nebraska](https://contracts.io/law/nebraska): a state of the United States. - [Nevada](https://contracts.io/law/nevada): a state of the United States. - [New Hampshire](https://contracts.io/law/new-hampshire): a state of the United States. - [New Jersey](https://contracts.io/law/new-jersey): a state of the United States. - [New Mexico](https://contracts.io/law/new-mexico): a state of the United States. - [North Carolina](https://contracts.io/law/north-carolina): a state of the United States. - [North Dakota](https://contracts.io/law/north-dakota): a state of the United States. - [Northern Mariana Islands](https://contracts.io/law/northern-mariana-islands): a place inside the United States that a contract can name on its own. - [Ohio](https://contracts.io/law/ohio): a state of the United States. - [Oklahoma](https://contracts.io/law/oklahoma): a state of the United States. - [Oregon](https://contracts.io/law/oregon): a state of the United States. - [Pennsylvania](https://contracts.io/law/pennsylvania): a state of the United States. - [Puerto Rico](https://contracts.io/law/puerto-rico): a place inside the United States that a contract can name on its own. - [Rhode Island](https://contracts.io/law/rhode-island): a state of the United States. - [South Carolina](https://contracts.io/law/south-carolina): a state of the United States. - [South Dakota](https://contracts.io/law/south-dakota): a state of the United States. - [Tennessee](https://contracts.io/law/tennessee): a state of the United States. - [Texas](https://contracts.io/law/texas): a state of the United States. - [U.S. Virgin Islands](https://contracts.io/law/u-s-virgin-islands): a place inside the United States that a contract can name on its own. - [Utah](https://contracts.io/law/utah): a state of the United States. - [Vermont](https://contracts.io/law/vermont): a state of the United States. - [Virginia](https://contracts.io/law/virginia): a state of the United States. - [Washington](https://contracts.io/law/washington): a state of the United States. - [West Virginia](https://contracts.io/law/west-virginia): a state of the United States. - [Wisconsin](https://contracts.io/law/wisconsin): a state of the United States. - [Wyoming](https://contracts.io/law/wyoming): a state of the United States. ### United Kingdom (3) Three legal systems. There is no UK-wide contract law to choose. - [England and Wales](https://contracts.io/law/england-and-wales): one of the three legal systems of the United Kingdom. One of the four under Popular. - [Northern Ireland](https://contracts.io/law/northern-ireland): one of the three legal systems of the United Kingdom. - [Scotland](https://contracts.io/law/scotland): one of the three legal systems of the United Kingdom. ### Europe (41) National everywhere, with the islands kept separate. - [Austria](https://contracts.io/law/austria): a country. - [Belarus](https://contracts.io/law/belarus): a country. - [Belgium](https://contracts.io/law/belgium): a country. - [Bulgaria](https://contracts.io/law/bulgaria): a country. - [Croatia](https://contracts.io/law/croatia): a country. - [Cyprus](https://contracts.io/law/cyprus): a country. - [Czechia](https://contracts.io/law/czechia): a country. - [Denmark](https://contracts.io/law/denmark): a country. - [Estonia](https://contracts.io/law/estonia): a country. - [Finland](https://contracts.io/law/finland): a country. - [France](https://contracts.io/law/france): a country. - [Germany](https://contracts.io/law/germany): a country. - [Gibraltar](https://contracts.io/law/gibraltar): a country. - [Greece](https://contracts.io/law/greece): a country. - [Guernsey](https://contracts.io/law/guernsey): a country. - [Hungary](https://contracts.io/law/hungary): a country. - [Iceland](https://contracts.io/law/iceland): a country. - [Ireland](https://contracts.io/law/ireland): a country. - [Isle of Man](https://contracts.io/law/isle-of-man): a country. - [Italy](https://contracts.io/law/italy): a country. - [Jersey](https://contracts.io/law/jersey): a country. - [Latvia](https://contracts.io/law/latvia): a country. - [Liechtenstein](https://contracts.io/law/liechtenstein): a country. - [Lithuania](https://contracts.io/law/lithuania): a country. - [Luxembourg](https://contracts.io/law/luxembourg): a country. - [Malta](https://contracts.io/law/malta): a country. - [Monaco](https://contracts.io/law/monaco): a country. - [Netherlands](https://contracts.io/law/netherlands): a country. - [Norway](https://contracts.io/law/norway): a country. - [Poland](https://contracts.io/law/poland): a country. - [Portugal](https://contracts.io/law/portugal): a country. - [Romania](https://contracts.io/law/romania): a country. - [Russia](https://contracts.io/law/russia): a country. - [Serbia](https://contracts.io/law/serbia): a country. - [Slovakia](https://contracts.io/law/slovakia): a country. - [Slovenia](https://contracts.io/law/slovenia): a country. - [Spain](https://contracts.io/law/spain): a country. - [Sweden](https://contracts.io/law/sweden): a country. - [Switzerland](https://contracts.io/law/switzerland): a country. - [Turkey](https://contracts.io/law/turkey): a country. - [Ukraine](https://contracts.io/law/ukraine): a country. ### Canada (13) Ten provinces and three territories. Quebec is civil law inside it. - [Alberta](https://contracts.io/law/alberta): a province or territory of Canada. - [British Columbia](https://contracts.io/law/british-columbia): a province or territory of Canada. - [Manitoba](https://contracts.io/law/manitoba): a province or territory of Canada. - [New Brunswick](https://contracts.io/law/new-brunswick): a province or territory of Canada. - [Newfoundland and Labrador](https://contracts.io/law/newfoundland-and-labrador): a province or territory of Canada. - [Northwest Territories](https://contracts.io/law/northwest-territories): a province or territory of Canada. - [Nova Scotia](https://contracts.io/law/nova-scotia): a province or territory of Canada. - [Nunavut](https://contracts.io/law/nunavut): a province or territory of Canada. - [Ontario](https://contracts.io/law/ontario): a province or territory of Canada. - [Prince Edward Island](https://contracts.io/law/prince-edward-island): a province or territory of Canada. - [Quebec](https://contracts.io/law/quebec): a province or territory of Canada. - [Saskatchewan](https://contracts.io/law/saskatchewan): a province or territory of Canada. - [Yukon](https://contracts.io/law/yukon): a province or territory of Canada. ### Australia (8) Six states and two territories. One template body, eight names. - [Australian Capital Territory](https://contracts.io/law/australian-capital-territory): a state or territory of Australia. - [New South Wales](https://contracts.io/law/new-south-wales): a state or territory of Australia. - [Northern Territory](https://contracts.io/law/northern-territory): a state or territory of Australia. - [Queensland](https://contracts.io/law/queensland): a state or territory of Australia. - [South Australia](https://contracts.io/law/south-australia): a state or territory of Australia. - [Tasmania](https://contracts.io/law/tasmania): a state or territory of Australia. - [Victoria](https://contracts.io/law/victoria): a state or territory of Australia. - [Western Australia](https://contracts.io/law/western-australia): a state or territory of Australia. ### Asia and the Pacific (20) From Pakistan east, plus New Zealand and Fiji. - [AIFC](https://contracts.io/law/aifc): a financial centre listed in its own right, inside Kazakhstan. - [Bangladesh](https://contracts.io/law/bangladesh): a country. - [China](https://contracts.io/law/china): a country. - [Fiji](https://contracts.io/law/fiji): a country. - [Hong Kong](https://contracts.io/law/hong-kong): a country. - [India](https://contracts.io/law/india): a country. - [Indonesia](https://contracts.io/law/indonesia): a country. - [Japan](https://contracts.io/law/japan): a country. - [Kazakhstan](https://contracts.io/law/kazakhstan): a country. - [Macau](https://contracts.io/law/macau): a place inside China that a contract can name on its own. - [Malaysia](https://contracts.io/law/malaysia): a country. - [New Zealand](https://contracts.io/law/new-zealand): a country. - [Pakistan](https://contracts.io/law/pakistan): a country. - [Philippines](https://contracts.io/law/philippines): a country. - [Singapore](https://contracts.io/law/singapore): a country. - [South Korea](https://contracts.io/law/south-korea): a country. - [Sri Lanka](https://contracts.io/law/sri-lanka): a country. - [Taiwan](https://contracts.io/law/taiwan): a country. - [Thailand](https://contracts.io/law/thailand): a country. - [Vietnam](https://contracts.io/law/vietnam): a country. ### Middle East (13) Including the four financial free zones with contract law of their own. - [ADGM](https://contracts.io/law/adgm): a financial centre listed in its own right, inside the United Arab Emirates. - [Bahrain](https://contracts.io/law/bahrain): a country. - [DIFC](https://contracts.io/law/difc): a financial centre listed in its own right, inside the United Arab Emirates. - [Iran](https://contracts.io/law/iran): a country. - [Iraq](https://contracts.io/law/iraq): a country. - [Israel](https://contracts.io/law/israel): a country. - [Jordan](https://contracts.io/law/jordan): a country. - [Kuwait](https://contracts.io/law/kuwait): a country. - [Oman](https://contracts.io/law/oman): a country. - [Qatar](https://contracts.io/law/qatar): a country. - [QFC](https://contracts.io/law/qfc): a financial centre listed in its own right, inside Qatar. - [Saudi Arabia](https://contracts.io/law/saudi-arabia): a country. - [United Arab Emirates](https://contracts.io/law/united-arab-emirates): a country. ### Africa (11) North Africa included; the long tail is not here yet. - [Egypt](https://contracts.io/law/egypt): a country. - [Ethiopia](https://contracts.io/law/ethiopia): a country. - [Ghana](https://contracts.io/law/ghana): a country. - [Kenya](https://contracts.io/law/kenya): a country. - [Libya](https://contracts.io/law/libya): a country. - [Mauritius](https://contracts.io/law/mauritius): a country. - [Morocco](https://contracts.io/law/morocco): a country. - [Nigeria](https://contracts.io/law/nigeria): a country. - [Seychelles](https://contracts.io/law/seychelles): a country. - [South Africa](https://contracts.io/law/south-africa): a country. - [Tanzania](https://contracts.io/law/tanzania): a country. ### Latin America and the Caribbean (19) The offshore islands sit with the mainland. - [Argentina](https://contracts.io/law/argentina): a country. - [Bahamas](https://contracts.io/law/bahamas): a country. - [Barbados](https://contracts.io/law/barbados): a country. - [Bermuda](https://contracts.io/law/bermuda): a country. - [Brazil](https://contracts.io/law/brazil): a country. - [British Virgin Islands](https://contracts.io/law/british-virgin-islands): a country. - [Cayman Islands](https://contracts.io/law/cayman-islands): a country. - [Chile](https://contracts.io/law/chile): a country. - [Colombia](https://contracts.io/law/colombia): a country. - [Costa Rica](https://contracts.io/law/costa-rica): a country. - [Dominican Republic](https://contracts.io/law/dominican-republic): a country. - [Ecuador](https://contracts.io/law/ecuador): a country. - [Guatemala](https://contracts.io/law/guatemala): a country. - [Jamaica](https://contracts.io/law/jamaica): a country. - [Mexico](https://contracts.io/law/mexico): a country. - [Panama](https://contracts.io/law/panama): a country. - [Peru](https://contracts.io/law/peru): a country. - [Trinidad and Tobago](https://contracts.io/law/trinidad-and-tobago): a country. - [Uruguay](https://contracts.io/law/uruguay): a country. - [https://contracts.io/law](https://contracts.io/law): all 184, grouped by region. ## Jurisdiction × template pages (30) One contract, named for one place: the local name the kind carries there, the governing-law line the door prints, the place's own facts, and questions people ask about the pair. 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