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Free Letter of Intent Generator

Write a letter of intent for a deal or partnership with key terms, timeline and a clear binding or non-binding statement.

Fill in the parties, purpose and key terms, choose binding or non-binding, then preview the letter and download it as a PDF. Signature lines for both sides are included.

How to use the Letter of Intent Generator

  1. Replace the sample figures and text with your own. Placeholders show the level of detail lenders and partners expect.
  2. Review the live preview, paying attention to totals and the sections people read first.
  3. Download the PDF and update it each quarter or year so the document always reflects your latest numbers.

What is the Letter of Intent Generator?

A letter of intent (LOI) sets out the main terms of a deal before the final contract is written. It shows both sides are serious and gives you something to negotiate from, without committing anyone unless you say so.

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Getting started with the Letter of Intent Generator

Using the letter of intent generator takes a minute or two. Your progress is saved in this browser, so you can come back later.

Tips for better results

Say whether the letter is binding. Most are not, except for parts such as confidentiality.

List the points that matter most, such as price, term and exclusivity, and leave the detail for the contract.

Privacy and where your data goes

Documents and files you use here are processed on your own device. Signplify does not receive what you type or the files you open, which makes it suitable for sensitive information. If you clear your browser data, any saved draft is removed.

Frequently asked questions

Is a letter of intent legally binding?

Usually not. It records intentions and proposed terms. Parts of it, such as confidentiality, can be made binding if the letter says so.

What is the difference between an LOI and an MOU?

They are close. An LOI usually leads to a specific deal, such as a sale or partnership, while an MOU describes how parties plan to work together. Both are normally non-binding.

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