Letter of Intent (LOI) Generator

Usually not. Most letters of intent are non-binding and only record the parties' intention to negotiate a deal, while a few clauses (such as confidentiality, good faith and governing law) are often binding. This tool lets you state clearly whether the letter is binding or non-binding, but it is not legal advice.

A typical LOI names the parties and the date, states the subject and intent of the deal, lists the key terms, says whether it is binding, and adds good-faith, confidentiality and governing-law language plus signature lines. This generator produces all of those sections.

A letter of intent outlines the main terms and the intention to proceed, often before due diligence, and is usually non-binding. A contract is the definitive, binding agreement that follows. The LOI commonly says it will be superseded by a definitive agreement.

No. The letter is built entirely in your browser with JavaScript, so the names, terms and other details you type are never uploaded or stored.

Yes. Download the .txt file or copy the text into your word processor and adjust the wording, add clauses, or change formatting before sending it for signature.

Choose from a business purchase, real estate, employment, a partnership or a general deal. The statement of intent adds one sentence tailored to the type you pick, and you control the rest through the key terms.