AI Document Studio — 150+ Documents
Over 150 document types across 18 industries — contracts, leases, invoices, business plans, budgets, trading plans, employment letters, family & relationship agreements, IP & SaaS agreements, construction contracts, NDIS service agreements, a simple will kit, and more. Tell us the document and your details. AI drafts a polished, professionally structured document tailored to your situation — Australian-formatted, with placeholders for anything you still need to fill in, and the right compliance disclaimer baked in. A starting template to be reviewed by a professional before use, not professional advice.
There are three ways to get a subcontractor agreement, a commercial lease or an NDIS service agreement onto the page: pay a professional to draft it from scratch, lift a template off a US site and hope the terms translate, or write it yourself and hope nothing important is missing. AI Document Studio is a fourth — A$29 per document, paid once, nothing recurring — covering over 150 document types across 18 industries, including contracts, leases, invoices, business plans, budgets, trading plans, employment letters, family and relationship agreements, IP and SaaS agreements, construction contracts and a simple will kit. The draft comes back in about eight minutes, Australian-formatted, as an editable Word (.docx) file and a PDF with your logo in the letterhead.
Where the facts run out, the draft says so
The usual failure mode with AI-drafted paperwork is confident blank-filling: a plausible-looking ABN, a commencement date nobody agreed to, a figure that reads like it came from somewhere real. This drafts the other way. Anything you haven't supplied comes back as a marked placeholder, so the gaps sit visibly on the page instead of hiding inside reasonable-sounding prose.
Output tracks input, though. A one-line brief returns a structurally correct document with a lot of blanks in it. Name the parties, the amounts, the term, the dates and the jurisdiction you're working in, and what comes back is much closer to final.
A$29 buys the draft, not the sign-off
This is an AI-written document. Treat it as a starting template to be reviewed by a qualified professional — a solicitor, accountant or adviser, depending on the subject — before you sign it, send it or act on it. It is general information, not legal, financial or tax advice, and it is not a compliance certification. A disclaimer is included where the document type warrants one, but a disclaimer is not the same thing as review.
That limit is worth pricing in rather than glossing over. What A$29 buys is a complete, structured draft to walk into that review holding, instead of a blank page and an hourly rate. Anything carrying real money, real risk or an estate consequence deserves the review as well as the draft — the simple will kit especially.
Two revisions, then the file is yours
Delivery lands on your order page, with the Word (.docx) and the PDF alongside it. Your logo sits in the letterhead, which matters more than it sounds when the document is going to a client, a tenant or a subcontractor rather than into a drawer.
Two free AI revisions come with it, for the things you only notice on a second read — a clause worth tightening, a party name typed wrong, a term you'd rather express differently — and you re-download both formats afterwards. Past that, the .docx is fully editable, so small wording changes never need to come back through us at all.
What you get
- A complete, formatted document
- Professional clause/section structure
- Placeholders for anything you must fill in
- Compliance disclaimer where relevant
- 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.
Sample output
Sample excerpt — your AI Document Studio is generated fresh from your brief; this is an anonymised example.
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SERVICE AGREEMENT
This Agreement is made on [Date]
BETWEEN:
[Provider Legal Name] [ACN/ABN] of [Registered Office Address] (the Provider); and
[Client Legal Name] [ACN/ABN] of [Registered Office Address] (the Client),
each a Party and together the Parties.
BACKGROUND
A. The Provider carries on the business of supplying [description of services, e.g. digital marketing and brand consulting].
B. The Client wishes to engage the Provider to supply those services, and the Provider has agreed to do so, on the terms set out in this Agreement.
OPERATIVE PROVISIONS
1. Services
1.1 The Provider must supply the services described in Schedule 1 (the Services) to the Client in accordance with this Agreement.
1.2 The Provider must perform the Services:
(a) with due care, skill and diligence;
(b) in a professional and timely manner consistent with the standards reasonably expected of a competent provider in the [relevant industry]; and
(c) in compliance with all applicable laws of the [State/Territory] and the Commonwealth of Australia.
1.3 Any variation to the scope of the Services must be agreed in writing by both Parties before the additional work is performed.
2. Fees and Payment
2.1 In consideration for the Services, the Client must pay the Provider the fees set out in Schedule 2 (the Fees).
2.2 Unless otherwise stated, all Fees are exclusive of GST. Where GST is payable on a taxable supply made under this Agreement, the Client must pay an additional amount equal to the Fees multiplied by the prevailing GST rate, on receipt of a valid tax invoice.
2.3 The Provider must issue a tax invoice for each [billing period]. The Client must pay each undisputed invoice within [14 / 30] days of the invoice date to the account nominated by the Provider.
2.4 Overdue amounts may accrue interest at [rate]% per annum, calculated daily from the due date until payment is received in full.
Compliance note: This sample reflects Australian drafting conventions — ABN/ACN identification of parties, GST treatment under A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999 (Cth), and Australian payment terms. Your full document includes the complete schedule of clauses (Term, Confidentiality, Liability, Termination, Dispute Resolution and Governing Law) tailored to your jurisdiction and engagement. Generated drafts are a starting point and should be reviewed by a qualified legal practitioner before signing.
Frequently asked questions
What sort of documents are in the 150+?
The catalogue runs across 18 industries: contracts, leases, invoices, business plans, budgets, trading plans, employment letters, family and relationship agreements, IP and SaaS agreements, construction contracts, NDIS service agreements and a simple will kit, among others. You pick a category and then describe the specific document you need, so the brief is yours to define within that range.
Is A$29 a one-off or does it recur?
One-off. A$29 per document, no plan and nothing to cancel. A second document later is another A$29.
I don't have all the details yet — is that a problem?
No. You still get a complete, formatted document; the missing facts arrive as clearly marked placeholders rather than guesses. The trade-off is that a thin brief produces a document with more blanks in it, so supply whatever you have on parties, amounts, terms and dates.
Does it account for my state or territory?
Jurisdiction is one of the details you supply at intake, and the draft is Australian-formatted with compliance guardrails applied and a disclaimer included where relevant. It does not check current legislation for you or certify that the document complies with it — that is what the professional review is for.
The first draft isn't quite what I pictured. Then what?
Two free AI revisions are included, so you can send it back with what you want changed and re-download the Word and PDF. Beyond those, the .docx is fully editable on your own machine.
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