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Fill in your details and get a completed, ready-to-sign promissory note for any US state. Secured, unsecured, installment, and demand notes. Professional PDF for $7.99.

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Why Choose Us

What makes Your Promissory Note different.

State-Specific Usury & Interest Rate Compliance

We compile usury caps, interest rate limits, and repayment rules from each state's commercial and consumer lending laws. Your note includes all required warnings and legal language.

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Your loan terms are filled in and professionally formatted for your state. No blank templates - just customize details, print, and sign.

Cheaper Than Consulting a Lawyer

No legal fees. $7.99 for a state-specific promissory note instead of $400+ for attorney drafting and review.

Your Data Deletes Automatically

Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest. PDFs and loan data auto-delete after 5 days, so personal and financial information is not stored long-term. We email your note right after purchase, so you keep a backup copy in your inbox.

From the Blog

The Statute of Limitations on a Promissory Note in Tennessee
State Guides
The Statute of Limitations on a Promissory Note in Tennessee

In Tennessee you generally get six years to sue on a written promissory note. Here is when the clock starts, what resets it, and what happens when it runs out.

Sarah Mccullen Sarah Mccullen · August 13, 2026 at 1:07 PM ET
Is a Promissory Note Legally Binding in South Dakota?
State Guides
Is a Promissory Note Legally Binding in South Dakota?

South Dakota gives you six years to sue on a contract and no usury ceiling at all on a rate the parties set in writing. Here is what that means for a private note.

Sarah Mccullen Sarah Mccullen · August 12, 2026 at 11:59 AM ET
What to Do When a Borrower Wants to Renegotiate the Payment Terms
Lender Tips
What to Do When a Borrower Wants to Renegotiate the Payment Terms

A borrower asking for lower payments or a short pause is not bad news by itself. Here is how to change the terms the right way, in writing, without accidentally weakening your position.

James Stackpoole James Stackpoole · August 11, 2026 at 12:06 PM ET
How to Secure a Promissory Note With Collateral and a UCC Filing
Promissory Note Guides
How to Secure a Promissory Note With Collateral and a UCC Filing

Turning an unsecured note into a secured one takes three moving parts: a security agreement, a clear collateral description, and a perfected lien. Here's how each piece works.

Sarah Mccullen Sarah Mccullen · August 10, 2026 at 12:56 PM ET
When a Borrower Stops Responding: Demand Letters and Next Steps
Lender Tips
When a Borrower Stops Responding: Demand Letters and Next Steps

The payments stopped and the texts go unanswered. Here is how a written demand letter works, why the deadline matters, and how to protect your options before the clock runs out.

James Stackpoole James Stackpoole · August 7, 2026 at 11:53 AM ET
Prepayment Penalties and Clauses: What Happens When a Borrower Pays Early
Promissory Note Guides
Prepayment Penalties and Clauses: What Happens When a Borrower Pays Early

Paying a loan off early sounds like a pure win, until a prepayment penalty takes a bite. Here's what a prepayment clause does, why lenders add one, and how to word free prepayment.

Sarah Mccullen Sarah Mccullen · August 6, 2026 at 12:37 PM ET
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How It Works

Create a state-specific promissory note in three simple steps.

1

Select Your State and Note Type

Choose your state and the type of promissory note you need. We load the specific usury limits and legal requirements for your jurisdiction.

2

Fill In Your Details

Enter lender, borrower, and loan details. Our form guides you through every required field and warns you if your interest rate exceeds your state's usury cap.

3

Pay $7.99 and Download

Secure checkout via Stripe. Download your professionally formatted, ready-to-sign PDF instantly. Re-download anytime within 5 days.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about legitimacy and your data.

Is my promissory note valid?

A promissory note that states the amount, interest, and repayment terms and is signed by both parties is a legally binding document, and ours are built to follow current state usury and lending rules. Many lenders and individuals have successfully used them for personal loans and family financing. That said, we are not a law firm, and if your loan involves business operations, complex terms, or legal concerns, consulting an attorney is wise.

Is my data secure?

Payments are processed by Stripe (PCI compliant). All data is encrypted in transit (TLS) and at rest. Your loan data and PDF auto-delete from our servers after 5 days, so we don't store personal or financial information long-term. Your note is also emailed to you at checkout, so you keep a permanent backup copy in your own inbox.

How quickly will I get my promissory note?

Instantly. As soon as your payment goes through, your completed PDF is ready to download, and we also email a copy to you right away so you have it on file.

What transactions work well with our documents?

Our promissory notes work great for personal loans between friends or family, small business lending, installment payment plans, and demand notes. They are ideal when both parties have agreed on loan terms and need a clear, state-specific document to formalize the arrangement.

State-Specific Promissory Notes for Every Lending Situation

A promissory note is one of the most important documents in any lending relationship. It establishes a legally binding promise from a borrower to repay a specific amount of money to a lender under defined terms, covering everything from interest rates and payment schedules to default remedies and late fees. Every state in the US has its own usury laws that set maximum allowable interest rates, and violating these limits can result in severe penalties including forfeiture of all interest or even the entire principal.

For example, California limits general loans to 10% annual interest for personal loans and 7% when no rate is specified in writing. New York caps interest at 16% and considers anything above 25% criminal usury. Texas allows up to 10% for written agreements but has different rules for commercial transactions. Florida sets its general usury limit at 18% with criminal penalties above 25%. These differences matter because a promissory note that does not account for your state's specific usury laws can be unenforceable or expose the lender to legal liability.

Your Promissory Note generates state-specific, professionally formatted documents that comply with your jurisdiction's usury limits and legal requirements. Whether you are lending money to a family member, financing a vehicle sale, structuring a business loan, or formalizing any other debt, our platform helps you create a compliant promissory note quickly and affordably.

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