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Contract.DIY vs eForms
eForms looks free on Google — but the actual download is gated behind a $39/mo subscription. contract.diy gives you AI-drafted, state-specific contracts from $1 each. No email-wall, no paywall after the click.
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Why professionals switch to Contract.DIY
No bait-and-switch paywall
eForms ranks for "free template" queries but the actual PDF download requires a $39/mo subscription. We don't do that — your first contract is genuinely free, no card.
AI-drafted, not static fill-ins
eForms templates are static PDF fillables. contract.diy asks plain-language questions and drafts clauses tailored to your state, project, and options.
Pay only when you need to
$39/mo for occasional contract use is incumbent pricing. Pay-per-contract is the right model for the 80% of users who draft fewer than 12 a year.
Edit inline, export clean
Tweak any clause directly in the browser, then export a polished PDF. eForms is one-shot fill-and-download with no in-flow editing.
Frequently asked questions
- Will my eForms templates work in Contract.DIY?
- For standard contracts (NDA, service, lease, freelance, employment), yes — we'll draft an equivalent in 5 minutes. For administrative paperwork (eviction notices, specific tax forms), eForms still has the wider catalog.
- Can I cancel my eForms subscription safely?
- Yes — cancel from the account billing page; your downloaded PDFs stay accessible. We don't lock you in either.
- Is contract.diy really $1 per contract?
- Yes. The Starter plan is $1 per finalized contract — no subscription, no per-document upcharge. The first contract is on us, no card required.
- Why does eForms feel free if it costs $39/mo?
- Their SEO captures "free template" search queries, but the actual PDF download is gated behind subscription signup. We don't do that — your first contract is genuinely on us.
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