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Last reviewed: July 15, 2026
Answer a few simple questions. GoodTerms creates a highly personalized prenup, postnup, or cohabitation agreement template in minutes.
See how a few questions become a personalized agreement, ready for lawyer review.
Pick what you want to protect and tell us about you two through focused questions in plain language.
GoodTerms creates and checks a template built around your answers and priorities, usually in a few minutes.
Get a polished PDF and Word document to review with your own lawyers before signing.
Based on asset values customers entered in their agreement drafts, including homes, investments, businesses, and inheritances.
Go beyond one-size-fits-all prenup builders. Set a clear boundary and choose agreed financial consequences if it is crossed, all written into your draft for lawyer review.
Encrypted connections, access controls, and published Privacy and Security practices help protect your information.
Wedding date or marriage plans.
Updating the financial plan during marriage.
Already sharing a home or planning to.
See what GoodTerms includes upfront, from a personalized Canadian draft to separate lawyer referrals. Provider pricing and features vary, so confirm current details directly.
| Feature | GoodTerms | Other online services | Lawyer-led drafting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Platform or drafting cost | $49 CAD standard public price | Jointly: $429 plus applicable taxes | Often CAD $1,500 to $5,000+, depending on scope |
| Questionnaire and draft time | Usually a few minutes | Varies by service | Varies by lawyer and complexity |
| Available across Canada | Every Canadian province | Varies by provider | The lawyer should practise in the relevant province |
| Personalized to your priorities | Included | Varies by provider | Included |
| Download format | PDF and Word | Varies by provider | Varies by lawyer |
| Included revisions | 3 generations | Varies by service | Varies by engagement |
| Built-in lawyer referral request | For each partner | External or varies by service | Contact separate counsel directly |
Each partner can request a separate referral to an independent Canadian family lawyer.
Each partner submits their own contact information and independently decides whether to retain the lawyer who responds.
A request does not guarantee availability or create a lawyer-client relationship. The lawyer confirms conflicts, scope, fees, and representation.
Quebec marriage contracts require a notary. Other review and signing requirements vary by province.
The questionnaire is self-paced and presented one focused question at a time. Generation usually takes a few minutes, while detailed custom terms and follow-up questions can take longer.
Your purchase includes a highly personalized prenup, postnup, or cohabitation agreement template based on your answers and priorities, plus built-in completeness checks, PDF and Word downloads when the draft is ready, multiple revisions, and email support.
No. GoodTerms uses one-time pricing shown in CAD before checkout. There is no subscription, and there are no hidden platform fees.
GoodTerms is available in all ten Canadian provinces. Provincial requirements vary, so each partner should have the final draft reviewed by an independent lawyer before signing.
Yes. GoodTerms creates a working template for review. Each partner should get independent legal advice before signing, and Quebec marriage contracts must be completed through a notary.
Yes. Each partner can submit a separate referral request through GoodTerms using their own contact information. Lawyer fees are separate, and GoodTerms does not provide the legal advice.
Yes. GoodTerms supports postnuptial agreement templates for married couples who remain together, and cohabitation agreement templates for unmarried or common-law partners who live together or plan to.
Yes. We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee if you're not satisfied with our service for any reason.
Explore focused guides on enforceability, preparation, common-law partners, second marriages, debt, and digital assets before creating a working draft.
Learn why each partner should use a separate lawyer and how to request an independent Canadian family lawyer referral.
Start with the plain-language guide to what Canadian prenups cover, when couples use them, and how they fit into lawyer review.
Learn the disclosure, timing, pressure, and legal advice issues that can make a Canadian prenup easier to defend.
Organize the timeline, disclosure documents, decisions, and lawyer-review questions before drafting.
Learn when unmarried partners need a cohabitation agreement instead of a prenup and what changes after marriage.
Plan for children, existing property, estate coordination, support, and disclosure in a second marriage.
Organize student, tax, business, and consumer debt before deciding how responsibility should be handled.
Organize wallets, exchanges, gains, NFTs, and disclosure details before legal review.
Create a personalized Canadian draft in minutes, then request an independent lawyer referral for each partner.
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