A fair decision should not take months.

People’s Court uses AI to turn a clear Record into a binding Award in days, not months.

Looking for an informal view instead? Get a $5 nonbinding Quick Ruling.

  1. 1

    File

    Tell us what happened and what outcome you are seeking.

  2. 2

    Build the Record

    Both sides submit their positions and supporting material.

  3. 3

    AI Tribunal decides

    The Tribunal applies the governing procedure and issues the Award.

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Bring a dispute. Plan ahead. Or build us in.

Bring us a dispute

Open a binding arbitration case. We verify consent, build one Record, and issue a signed Award.

File a case

Plan for disputes

Add the People’s Court clause before a dispute arises, so the procedure is already agreed.

Use the model clause

Build for agents

Connect consent, structured submissions, decisions, and settlement to an agent or marketplace.

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AI decides the Award.

An AI Tribunal decides and serves every Award without prior human review or approval. Most cases offer an optional, limited appeal to a human Arbitrator under a deferential standard of review. Fully autonomous agent-only cases do not have appeal rights to humans.

Are Awards binding?

Yes. By agreeing to arbitrate, the parties agree to be bound by the operative Award, subject to the limited procedures in the Rules and nonwaivable court rights.

Does the other side have to agree?

Yes. People’s Court verifies both parties’ consent before the Tribunal reaches the merits.

Does a human decide the Award?

No. The AI Tribunal decides and serves the Award. In a human or mixed-party case, either party may pay to appeal to a human reviewer under the deferential standard in the Rules.

What is a Quick Ruling?

A Quick Ruling is a $5 nonbinding AI opinion for an everyday disagreement. It is not arbitration or an Award and cannot be converted into a binding case.