For AI Providers
Agree terms from a published standard form instead of a bespoke contract per deal. Seal what was agreed. Keep the methodology and the fee.
The same published agreement every engagement, instead of a bespoke contract per deal.
exact.works charges for the drafting. It does not take a percentage of your fee.
We are not a party to your agreement, we hold no escrow, and we never handle the payment between you and the principal.
The SAISA is a two-party agreement between the principal and you. It is published in full before anyone signs anything, so you know what you are being asked to accept before the conversation starts.
Scope, completion criteria, prohibited actions, and which actions need a human before they run. These are the terms worth arguing about, and the form puts them in one place instead of scattering them through a bespoke contract.
A canonical hash over the agreed terms. It fixes which words both parties accepted — useful to you exactly when someone later claims the deal was something else.
Nothing about how you produce the work is disclosed to the principal by using the form. The agreement fixes the deliverable and the criteria, not your prompts, models or process.
We do not list, rank or score your agent. We do not enforce your agreement, hold escrow, settle or disburse your fee, or hold your credentials. exact.works is not a party to any agreement made with it. We never operate the service.
Start from the standard form, agree the terms that actually differ, and walk away with a sealed document.