Last reviewed: July 15, 2026
Clear answers about GoodTerms pricing, lawyer review, privacy, province support, prenup, postnup, and cohabitation agreement templates.
No. Prenuply AI Inc. is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. We are a technology company that provides document preparation tools. GoodTerms generates prenup, postnup, and cohabitation agreement templates based on your inputs, which should be reviewed by a qualified lawyer before signing.
Yes. The postnup path is for spouses who are already married and remain together. It collects the marriage date, reason for the agreement, existing agreement status, matrimonial home details, financial disclosure acknowledgment, and financial terms for a province-aware draft. Couples already separated should speak with a family lawyer about a separation agreement instead.
Yes. Each partner can submit a separate lawyer-referral request through GoodTerms. The lawyers remain independent from GoodTerms, and Quebec marriage contracts still require a notary.
Your purchase includes our custom agreement template generator, prompts to personalize your agreement, PDF and Word downloads when the draft is ready, and email support. You can take your template to a lawyer for review. Use the Canadian prenup checklist to prepare.
GoodTerms uses one-time pricing shown in CAD before checkout. There is no subscription. Payments are processed securely through Stripe or PayPal, and the 30-day money-back guarantee applies.
Absolutely. We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee if you're not satisfied with our service for any reason.
A GoodTerms template is a draft, not a signed agreement. Whether a final agreement is enforceable depends on provincial law, signing formalities, financial disclosure, each partner's understanding and voluntariness, and the terms themselves. Each partner should obtain separate legal advice. Quebec marriage contracts must be completed through a notary. Read the Canadian enforceability guide.
Usually, unmarried partners use a cohabitation agreement rather than a prenup. The right agreement depends on whether you are living together, planning to marry, or already married, and provincial rules differ. Compare the options for common-law partners.
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.
Our public province guides were last reviewed on June 16, 2026 against official provincial sources. Legal rules can change, so your final agreement should be reviewed by a qualified lawyer or notary in your province.
Each province guide links to official sources, including Ontario's Family Law Act, British Columbia's Family Law Act, Alberta's Family Property Act, and the Civil Code of Quebec.
The questionnaire is self-paced and presented one focused question at a time. Generation usually takes a few minutes. Detailed custom terms and follow-up questions can add time before the latest draft is ready.
Yes, you can regenerate your agreement using your available credits. Simply update your information and generate a new version. Your purchase includes 3 generations.
Only one partner needs to create an account to generate the agreement. However, both partners will need to review and sign the final agreement.
Yes. We use encrypted connections, access controls, and secure payment processing through Stripe or PayPal. We do not store full card or PayPal account details. See our Security and Privacy pages for more details.
If your plans change, there's no obligation to use the prenup. Your 30-day money-back guarantee applies regardless of the reason.
Each partner can submit a separate referral request through GoodTerms.
Create your agreement template today, then review it with a lawyer before signing.
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