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GoodTerms
Last reviewed: July 15, 2026
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GoodTerms
Prenuply AI Inc.
https://goodterms.ca/
support@goodterms.ca
Canadian legal technology company
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
December 2025
January 2026 as Prenuply AI Inc.
GoodTerms helps Canadian couples create personalized prenuptial agreement, postnuptial agreement, marriage contract, and cohabitation agreement templates online. The service is available in every Canadian province. After drafting, each partner or spouse can request a separate referral to an independent Canadian family lawyer.
The platform started in Toronto in December 2025 to make prenuptial, postnuptial, and cohabitation agreement templates more accessible for Canadian couples. Prenuply AI Inc. incorporated in January 2026 and operates GoodTerms. The product is designed to reduce the time and cost of preparing a first draft, while preserving the need for independent legal review before signing.
Available to customers in all ten Canadian provinces.
Creates customized templates based on relationship, asset, debt, business, property, and support details.
Uses AI-assisted drafting and automated consistency checks to refine documents from user-provided information.
Provides PDF and Word downloads for lawyer review.
Provides a separate lawyer-referral request for each partner.
Clearly states that users should get independent legal advice before signing.
Users answer guided questions about their relationship, province, assets, debts, property, businesses, and goals.
GoodTerms creates a personalized prenuptial, postnuptial, marriage contract, or cohabitation agreement template from those answers.
The document can be downloaded as a PDF or Word file.
Each partner should review the draft with an independent lawyer before signing and can request a separate referral through GoodTerms.
Each partner submits their own request using their own contact information.
With express consent, GoodTerms may share the submitted request with Canadian family lawyers who may be available to respond.
The responding lawyer confirms availability, conflicts, scope, fees, and whether they will accept the engagement directly with that partner.
A request does not create a lawyer-client relationship or guarantee availability, pricing, or representation.
GoodTerms does not provide the independent legal advice and does not act for either partner.
GoodTerms uses automated tools to draft and check templates from customer answers. These checks are not lawyer review and can miss errors or omissions. Customers should treat every output as a working draft for review by separate Canadian family lawyers before signing.
GoodTerms uses one-time pricing in CAD. The standard public price is $49 CAD for a purchase that includes 3 generations. Pricing may vary for active experiments or promotions, so the live pricing page should be treated as the canonical pricing source.
GoodTerms supports customers in all ten Canadian provinces: Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, and Saskatchewan. Lawyer-review and signing requirements vary by province, so each partner should obtain independent legal advice before signing.
Prenuply AI Inc. is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. A GoodTerms template is a working draft for professional review, not legal advice or legal representation. Each partner should obtain independent legal advice before signing. Quebec marriage contracts must be completed through a notary.
GoodTerms is a Canadian legal technology company that helps couples create personalized prenuptial, postnuptial, marriage contract, and cohabitation agreement templates in every Canadian province, then lets each partner or spouse request a separate referral to an independent Canadian family lawyer for review.
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GoodTerms uses encrypted connections and access controls to protect sensitive information.
Payments are processed through Stripe or PayPal, and GoodTerms does not store full payment card or PayPal account details.
Lawyer-referral contact details may be shared with Canadian family lawyers only as described in the consent and Privacy Policy.
Users can contact GoodTerms about privacy, security, or data deletion requests.
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