AI Custom Document Builder — Anything Not In The Studio
Document Studio covers 150+ document types — but if what you need is not on that list, this is your lane. Describe exactly the document, contract, policy, letter or agreement you want, tell us the parties and jurisdiction, and our AI drafts a complete, professionally structured document written to that jurisdiction's conventions — with placeholders for anything you have not supplied and the right compliance disclaimer built in. You own the file outright: an editable Word (.docx) and PDF you keep, edit and use yourself. A starting template to be reviewed by a professional before use, not professional advice.
Somewhere between the templates that already exist and a professional drafting from scratch sits the document nobody bothered to standardise — a supplier side letter, an internal policy that has only ever lived in someone's head, an agreement between two parties in an arrangement no standard form anticipated. Document Studio lists 150+ document types. This lane is for the ones it does not.
A$49 per document, one-off, drafted in around eight minutes. You describe the document you want, name the parties and the jurisdiction, and set out the terms that matter; the AI writes a complete, professionally structured draft to the conventions of the jurisdiction you nominated. It arrives on your order page as an editable Word (.docx) and a PDF, with your logo in the letterhead.
The thing worth knowing before you buy: what you receive is a starting template, written by AI and delivered without human review, meant to go to a qualified professional before you rely on it. It is not legal, financial or tax advice. What it does buy you is a properly structured draft sitting in front of that professional in minutes rather than after a week of back-and-forth.
The brief does most of the work
"A contractor agreement" gives the AI almost nothing to work with. "A fixed-fee contractor agreement for a graphic designer engaged for three months, IP assigned to us on final payment, two weeks' notice either way" hands it the shape, the commercial terms and the likely points of argument in a single sentence.
Name the parties exactly as you want them to appear in the document. State the jurisdiction plainly. List every term you would be annoyed to find missing later — amounts, dates, notice periods, obligations, anything that would cause a dispute if it were left vague. Detail you withhold is not detail the AI improvises; it comes back as a blank for you to complete.
An AI draft is a starting point, not a signed agreement
No human reads your document on the way through. The pipeline runs from your brief to your order page, which is how the turnaround stays at minutes and the price stays at A$49 — and it also means nobody has weighed the wording against your circumstances, and no assurance is given that it satisfies any particular law or regulator.
For anything carrying real money or real liability — a document you intend to sign, a policy that has to survive scrutiny — the .docx is what you hand to a solicitor or accountant. Reviewing a structured draft is a far smaller job than drafting from nothing, and that is where the A$49 earns its keep. Relying on the file unreviewed is not what it is sold for.
Jurisdiction wording and the gaps left deliberately blank
Naming the jurisdiction changes how the document reads, not only what it says. Terminology, section framing and drafting convention differ from one country to the next, and the draft is written to the conventions of the jurisdiction you nominate. Where the subject matter warrants it, a compliance disclaimer is built into the document itself.
The placeholders are deliberate. Without an ABN, a commencement date or a fee figure, the draft marks the gap rather than inventing a number that reads as authoritative. That leaves you a short fill-in pass in Word, which is considerably safer than reading a finished-looking document and trying to work out afterwards which figures were ever real.
What you get
- A complete, professionally structured custom document
- Written to your jurisdiction's conventions
- Placeholders for anything you must fill in
- Compliance disclaimer where relevant
- A self-contained file you own and keep
- 2 free AI revisions included
- Editable Word (.docx) + PDF download — with your logo in the letterhead
Turnaround: ~8 minutes. Delivery: On-page + editable Word (.docx) & PDF — with your logo in the letterhead.
Frequently asked questions
Document Studio already lists something close to what I need — which one do I buy?
Buy the Studio listing. Those 150+ types are built for the specific document they name, so if yours is on the list you are better served there. This builder exists for the documents that are not: any contract, policy, letter or agreement we do not already offer as its own product.
Can I sign it as it comes and treat it as binding?
We do not claim that. You receive a complete, professionally structured draft written to your jurisdiction's conventions — a starting template, not professional advice. Whether it is enforceable and appropriate for your situation is a question for a qualified professional who has looked at your circumstances.
What happens to details I do not have to hand when I write the brief?
They come back as placeholders for you to complete. The AI does not invent an amount, a date, an entity name or an address it was never given. The editable .docx exists precisely so you can fill those gaps yourself without paying anyone to retype the document.
The two free revisions — what do they actually re-run?
Two AI revisions are included at this price, and each one redrafts the document against an amended brief: tightening terms, changing scope, correcting something you briefed wrongly the first time. They are AI revisions, not a lawyer's or an accountant's markup, so use them to get the draft right and still send the final file to a professional.
Do I need to stay subscribed to open the file later?
No. This is a one-off A$49 purchase, not a subscription. The Word (.docx) and PDF are delivered on your order page with your logo in the letterhead, and the files are self-contained and yours to keep, edit and reuse — there is no portal you have to remain in to open them.