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A BDSM contract
as unique as your dynamic.

Your roles, your rules, your names on the cover. A contract that reads like it was written exactly for you.

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Choose your look

Your contract should look the way your dynamic feels. Pick a style that fits your personality, from clean and minimal to ornate and dramatic.

How it works

Tell us about your dynamic

Dom/sub, pet play, switch, poly, long distance. We have 14 templates written for specific relationships because yours isn't generic and your contract shouldn't be either.

Make it feel right

Add your names, pick the clauses that matter, skip what doesn't. Then choose a style. Something clean and simple, something with ornate blackletter headings, or something in between.

Sit down together

Print it. Read it out loud. Talk about what each part means to you. The best part of a contract is the conversation that happens while you fill it out.

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Two people reading a printed contract together at a candlelit table with wine glasses.

Written for how you actually relate

14 templates, each with its own language, roles, and clauses. Dom/sub, pet play, TPE, polyamory, femdom, switch, long distance, and more. The contract reflects your relationship, not a generic form.

Create your contract

Your contract, your way

Design your contract in the builder, then download it as a print-ready PDF.

Custom BDSM Contract PDF

Custom BDSM Contract

$14.99

  • Your custom contract, beautifully formatted
  • All 6 styles included
  • Instant download after purchase
  • Print at home or keep on your phone
Create your contract
“We'd been talking about doing this for months but never knew where to start. Having the sections laid out made the whole conversation easier.”

J & M, D/s dynamic, 2 years

The conversation about what you want, what you need, and how you'll take care of each other is one of the most intimate things you can do.

A contract gives that conversation structure. It makes sure nothing important gets left unsaid. And when you put it on paper together, it becomes something real.

A close-up of someone resting peacefully against their partner's chest while their hair is gently stroked, in warm candlelight.
A printed contract and fountain pen laying on dark silk sheets, lit by warm golden light.

Your dynamic. Your rules. Your contract.

This is a symbolic document, not a legally binding contract. Consent can be withdrawn at any time by either party. This does not replace ongoing communication between partners.