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Owed money? Bond held? Builder gone quiet?Get the right document drafted in about 5 minutes.

Letters of demand, tribunal applications, cease and desist letters and more, drafted from your answers for a flat fee from $49. Every state and territory. For letters we send for you, you read and approve it before anything is sent.

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What is going on?

Pick the situation and we draft the document that deals with it. Flat fee, shown before you pay.

Someone owes you money Letter of Demand: a formal demand with a deadline, emailed to them once you approve it. Start →$49 They ignored your letter Tribunal Application: your claim set out for NCAT, VCAT, QCAT or your state tribunal, ready to lodge. Start →$97 Your bond is being held Bond Dispute Letter: a clear demand for the bond, citing your state's tenancy law. Start →$49 Faulty product or bad service Consumer Guarantee Letter: refund, repair or replacement under the Australian Consumer Law. Start →$49 A builder or tradie let you down Building Dispute Pack: formal notice, regulator complaint and an evidence schedule. Start →$97 Harassment, threats or false claims Cease and Desist: a formal letter requiring them to stop, with the consequences spelled out. Start →$49 You received a legal letter Legal Response: a point-by-point reply to a demand, notice or claim made against you. Start →$49 A company owes you $4,000 or more Statutory Demand: the Corporations Act notice that gives a company 21 days to pay. Start →$97 Your landlord will not do repairs Repair and Breach Notice: puts the landlord formally on notice under your state's tenancy law. Start →$49 Unpaid wages or entitlements Unpaid Wages Demand: what is owed, how it is calculated and the deadline to pay. Start →$49 Sacked unfairly Unfair Dismissal Application: your grounds set out for the Fair Work Commission (21-day limit). Start →$49 About to sign a business contract Business Contract Review: the clauses that matter and the traps, in a plain-English report. Start →$49

Something else? See every document we draft, or describe your situation and we will match it.

Three steps. About 5 minutes.

No template to fill in, no appointment, no hourly billing.

1

Tell us what happened

Answer a few plain-English questions: who, what happened, when, and what you want. For a reply to a letter or a contract review, you upload the document.

A few minutes
2

Read your draft

Your document is drafted from your answers under the law of your state, naming the right Act and, for a tribunal matter, the right tribunal. Read every word on your dashboard and change anything you like.

Usually ready in about 5 minutes
3

Approve it. We send it, or you lodge it.

Letters go to the other party by email once you approve them, with a copy and confirmation to you. Applications and agreements come to you as a PDF to sign, lodge or send yourself.

You stay in control
Nothing is sent without your approval
Letters and notices we send for you: read the full document on your dashboard first, change the wording or ask for a redraft (2 edits included), then approve it. Reports and application packs you lodge yourself are reviewed and confirmed the same way, then emailed to you as a PDF.

What it costs

One flat fee per document. Most letters are $49; a tribunal application is $97. Email delivery is free; registered post is $29 extra.

Do it yourself Hoursof your time
  • Find a template, then guess what to change
  • Work out which Act and which tribunal apply in your state
  • Hope you got the wording and the deadline right
Claim Done Drafted for you $49flat, for a letter
  • Written from your answers, for your state
  • Usually ready in about 5 minutes, any time of day
  • You read and approve it; 2 edits or redrafts included
  • Emailed to the other party with confirmation, or downloaded
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A lawyer's letter $500 to $1,500typically
  • Legal advice about your own matter
  • Days to arrange, business hours only
  • Often more than the amount in dispute

Claim Done is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. If you want advice about your situation, Legal Aid, a community legal centre or a lawyer can give it.

What Australians use it for

From our own records, with test and staff entries removed. No individual case is identifiable.

197document drafts started by people dealing with money and dispute problems
$8,000median amount in dispute where an amount was given
59%started outside business hours, when a lawyer's office is closed

Full figures: letter of demand statistics for Australia, updated daily.

Not sure what you need?

Three quick questions about what is owed and what you have tried, and we suggest the next step. Free.

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Ready to put it in writing?

Answer 3 quick questions to check you have the details your document needs, and see your next step.

1. Who owes you?

Give us a name — even a first name or business name is fine.

2. How much?

3. Do you have it in writing?

Your result is ready. Where should we send it?

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We email you the result and your next step so you can come back to it. No spam, no list — unsubscribe from the link in any email.

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Your answers are carried across — you will not have to type them again. You read and approve it before anything is sent. No card needed to start.

Questions people ask first

Is Claim Done a law firm?

No. Claim Done drafts documents from the information you give. It does not give legal advice. You read and approve every document, and the tribunal, court or other party receives only what you approved.

How much does it cost?

A flat fee per document, shown before you pay: most letters are $49, a tribunal application is $97, and some packs cost more. No subscription and no hourly billing. See all prices.

How long does it take?

The questions take a few minutes. The draft is usually ready about 5 minutes after you pay, at any hour. You then read it, change anything you want, and approve it.

Do you send the letter for me?

Yes, for letters of demand, cease and desist letters, notices and responses: once you approve the letter we email it to the other party and send you a copy and the delivery confirmation. Registered post is available as an extra. Applications, statements and agreements come to you as a PDF to sign and lodge or send yourself.

Does it work in my state?

Yes. Every document is drafted under the law of your state or territory and names the right Act and, where relevant, the right tribunal: NCAT, VCAT, QCAT, SACAT, SAT, TASCAT, ACAT or NTCAT.

What if the draft is not right?

Change the wording yourself on your dashboard or ask for a redraft; two are included. Nothing is sent until you approve it.

Put it in writing today.

Tell us what happened and have the right document drafted in about 5 minutes. Read it, approve it, done.

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From $49 · no card needed to start · Letters we send for you: you approve before anything is sent
Claim Done is not a law firm. It prepares documents from the information you provide, for use in Australian jurisdictions. Nothing on this site is legal advice.

What our clients say

5.03 Google reviews
We used the service for a lease review and found the process very straightforward. They handled the paperwork efficiently, highlighted important points and delivered everything when promised.
Audrey M. Google review · October 2026
The debt collection process was handled professionally and efficiently. Communication was clear, documents were managed properly, and we always knew what stage everything was at.
Ashley S. Google review · October 2026
Really impressed with how smoothly they handled our contract review. The documents were organised properly, delivered promptly, and the whole process was explained clearly from start to finish.
Lucille D. Google review · October 2026