
One Agreement or a Monthly Plan? The Math That Decides Your Treaty Choice
Four monthly plans and four one-time prices sit together on Treaty's pricing page — which one fits your next agreement? A comparison built on real numbers, not guesswork.
An app for creating clear agreements, checking their fairness, and tracking obligations and deadlines after signing.

Four monthly plans and four one-time prices sit together on Treaty's pricing page — which one fits your next agreement? A comparison built on real numbers, not guesswork.

One partner drafts an agreement with an AI chatbot in minutes and sends it over; the other reads it and signs without hesitation. No one lied — but every vague clause quietly favored whoever wrote it first.

Three friends, one project, and a verbal agreement that seemed like enough — until they disagreed over details no one had mentioned. Five things about unwritten agreements that only become clear once it's too late.

An agreement can be specified with total precision — dates, numbers, responsibilities — and still be entirely tilted toward one side. Clarity and fairness are two different standards, and one does not guarantee the other.

Most agreements don't collapse from deliberate betrayal, but from gradual forgetting: one late commitment becomes a habit, until both sides discover they each remember what they signed differently.

Most disputes between partners and friends do not start with bad intent — they start with an agreement that was never written clearly. Early clarity is not suspicion; it is the kindest form of protection.