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🔑 Option to Purchase

Give a tenant, buyer, or investor the right to BUY — at a price you lock in now, on their timetable. PaperKit drafts a proper Option to Purchase (Purchase Option) Agreement where an owner grants an optionee the exclusive right to buy a defined asset within an option window. It's the sibling of a right of first refusal: instead of the right to match someone else's offer, the optionee gets the outright right to buy on fixed terms. Pick the style: a standalone option to purchase, a lease option (lease-to-own) with a rent credit applied toward the price, or an option plus a right of first refusal during the term. Choose the asset — real property, extra leased space, or a business/equity interest — set the option fee (credited to the price or not), the purchase price or formula, the option period, and the closing window. PaperKit does the math: the net price after the credited option fee and accrued rent credits. Hosted online for the optionee to review & e-sign. Clean PDF.

Owner / Grantor (the party granting the option — drafting party)
Optionee (the party who gets the option to buy & e-signs)
The asset & underlying relationship

What kind of asset is the option over? This tweaks the subject-matter recital.

Type of option

The big lever — it rewrites the grant mechanic and which sections appear.

Standalone: the optionee gets an outright, exclusive right to buy the asset at the price you set, exercisable any time in the option window.

Option fee & purchase price

The consideration for the option, and the price to buy. PaperKit computes the net price after any credited fee and rent credits.

Options
Governing law & extras
Live preview

A real, section-by-section Option to Purchase Agreement. The style choice drives the grant mechanic and the price math. Publish to get a hosted link the optionee can e-accept online.

Enter the owner name…
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An option to purchase is a template for convenience, not legal advice. It creates real, binding rights over the identified asset; the underlying agreement and applicable state and local law (including any recording and notice requirements) continue to govern. PaperKit is not a law firm. Review the agreement and consult a qualified attorney.