QuickClause is a web-based AI-powered platform for drafting Indian legal documents. It can generate agreements such as NDAs, employment contracts, and sale deeds, then export them as Word or PDF files. Its advertised library includes more than 100 Indian document types, including rent agreements, service agreements, IP assignments, and affidavits. QuickClause says it supports all 28 Indian states and 8 Union Territories, applying jurisdiction-specific provisions based on the selection. Generated documents open in an editor where users can change clauses, add provisions, or remove sections; an AI assistant flags edits that may cause legal inconsistencies. The site says its documents are drafted in line with the Indian Contract Act, 1872, applicable state stamp duty laws, and amendments including the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023. It says documents and personal data are encrypted in transit with TLS 1.3 and at rest with AES-256, and document content is not used to train AI models. Basic is 0.00 INR per free and includes one free document, basic Indian templates, and PDF export. Monthly is 199.00 INR per month; Annual is 999.00 INR per year. Both paid plans list unlimited documents, 100+ templates, AI Advisor, PDF and Word export, and priority support.
Who it is for
QuickClause is presented for individuals and freelancers, startups and SMEs, law firms, and HR and finance teams drafting Indian legal documents. It may suit users who want jurisdiction-specific templates and editable document exports.
What is good
- Advertises more than 100 Indian legal document types.
- Supports all 28 states and 8 Union Territories.
- Editor allows clause changes and added provisions.
- Exports documents as Word or PDF.
- Basic plan includes one free document and PDF export.
What to know first
- Basic includes one free document.
- The Free-plan allowance is inconsistent: one document or two per month.
- Monthly is 199.00 INR per month.
- Annual is 999.00 INR per year.
Verdict
QuickClause combines Indian document templates, jurisdiction selection, editing, and Word or PDF export. Check the free-plan allowance carefully, since the listed allowance differs between the pricing section and FAQ.
Get started with QuickClause
- Open https://www.quickclause.in/ in a web browser.
- Choose the free Basic plan or a paid plan.
- Select a document type and jurisdiction for the draft.
- Edit clauses or add and remove provisions in the in-app editor.
- Export the document as PDF or, on a paid plan, Word.
What the free plan stops at
Basic is listed as including one free document, basic Indian templates and PDF export. The FAQ separately describes the Free plan as allowing two documents per month. Paid Monthly, Annual and Quarterly plans list unlimited documents, 100+ templates, AI Advisor, PDF and Word export, and priority support.
Questions about QuickClause
Is QuickClause free?
Yes. Basic is listed at 0.00 INR per free and includes one free document, basic templates and PDF export. The FAQ describes the Free plan as allowing two documents per month.
What do the paid plans cost?
Monthly is 199.00 INR per month, Annual is 999.00 INR per year, and Quarterly is listed at 4993.00 INR per month, billed ₹499 for 3 months.
Which platforms does QuickClause support?
QuickClause is available on the web.
Can I edit and export drafts?
Yes. The in-app editor supports changing clauses, adding provisions and removing sections. Exports are available as PDF, with Word export included in the paid plans.
Which jurisdictions and laws does it cover?
QuickClause says it supports all 28 Indian states and 8 Union Territories, with provisions based on the selected jurisdiction. It says documents are drafted in line with the Indian Contract Act, 1872, applicable state stamp duty laws and amendments including the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023.
Who makes QuickClause?
The listed facts describe QuickClause but do not identify a separate maker.
QuickClause plans and pricing
All plansCompared on AI contract generators
- Free plan
- Yes
- Template library
- Yes
- Custom clause support
- Yes
- Document export
- docx and pdf
