Purchase Agreement template
A two-party sale of goods or assets, with price, closing, and when title and risk transfer.
A two-party sale of goods or assets, with price, closing, and when title and risk transfer.
Use a purchase agreement when the parties are ready to close a sale of goods or assets. An LOI can record intent first; this template is the binding sale document.
An LOI is usually a preliminary map. A purchase agreement is the document that actually transfers the items and the price. See our LOI vs contract guide.
Yes. Use Download .docx to get a Word file with placeholders such as [Party A] and [Effective Date]. You can edit it in Word or Google Docs, or create a filled-in version in the free contract creator.
No. Placeholder sample text is a starting point. It becomes an agreement for your deal after you fill in the details—manually or in the free contract creator—and the parties sign.
Use the free contract creator if you want guided choices for who you are, what is sold, price, closing, optional seller representations, and governing law, without hunting through every blank yourself.
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