Protect confidential information before any conversation.
A non-disclosure agreement (NDA) is a contract that legally binds one or both parties to keep shared information confidential. With Lexly you can generate a mutual or one-way NDA in about 60 seconds, tailored to your jurisdiction, then send it for legally binding e-signature — no lawyer required for a standard agreement.
An NDA (also called a confidentiality agreement) defines what information is considered confidential, how it may be used, how long the obligation lasts, and what happens if it is breached. A one-way (unilateral) NDA protects one party disclosing information; a mutual (bilateral) NDA protects both sides — common when two businesses explore a partnership.
Spells out exactly what is protected — and what is excluded (e.g. information already public or independently developed).
Limits the receiving party to using the information only for the agreed purpose, nothing else.
States how long confidentiality lasts — often 2–5 years, sometimes indefinitely for trade secrets.
Requires the recipient to return or destroy confidential materials when the relationship ends.
Confirms the disclosing party can seek injunctive relief, since money alone rarely undoes a leak.
Describe your deal in plain English and Lexly drafts a complete, jurisdiction-aware contract — ready to edit and sign. Free to start.
Lexly is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. AI-generated contracts are not a substitute for legal advice. For complex, high-value, or unusual agreements, consult a qualified attorney.