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An NDA is an agreement to keep shared information private. Create yours for working with a client, contractor, or business partner.

Start your NDA
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Before you share the details.

Bring in a contractor

Give a contractor the details they need, with clear rules on how they can use them.

Explore a partnership

Share plans or pricing while you explore working together. Set expectations before either side shares private information.

Start with a new client

Show a client how you'll keep their information private before they share it with you.

Choose what your NDA covers.

We guide you through the choices that shape your agreement. You can check and change your answers along the way.

  • One side or both.Cover information shared by you, the other side, or both.
  • What it can be used for.Describe the work and choose which types of information stay private.
  • How long it stays private.Set a period for sharing new information and a period for keeping it confidential.
Start your NDA

From your answers to an agreement.

  1. Answer a few questions

    Tell us about your work and what you'll share. Describe the information without entering the secrets themselves.

  2. Review your answers

    See the key points in plain language. Make changes before you create an account.

  3. Download your draft

    Create an account, add names and details, then prepare your NDA. Download a PDF or editable Word document.

Ready for your next business conversation?

Start your NDA

For Ontario businesses

For two people or businesses based in Ontario. Your agreement is prepared in English.

Your download is an unsigned draft. Review it with the other side and a lawyer before signing.