How we work

Built around one kind of contract, on purpose.

Freelance contracts are a different animal from commercial business contracts, and most advice treats them the same. Scope creep, kill fees, IP ownership and late payment terms are the issues we see, over and over.

We work on the contract sitting in your inbox right now, and we do it fast enough that it doesn’t hold up your client.

A review, start to finish

Four steps, usually within 48 hours.

01

Send it over

Upload the contract or draft you’re working from, along with anything specific you’re worried about and the date the client needs it.

02

Get the breakdown

We mark up every clause that matters — scope, payment, IP, termination — and explain what each one means for you.

03

Negotiate or sign

You get exact replacement language to send back, or the confidence to sign as-is, and a view on which points are worth the fight.

04

Reuse the fix

The language we write goes into your next contract too, so the same weak clause does not cost you twice.

What we don’t do

We’re not a law firm, and we don’t litigate.

We don’t do business formation, employment law or litigation, and a review is a plain-English read of your contract, not legal advice or representation. We do freelance contracts, clause by clause. If your situation needs a lawyer, we will tell you so.

Before you sign

Ready to know what you’re actually signing?

Most contract problems are cheaper to fix before signing than after. Send it over and we’ll tell you what actually matters in it.

Most reviews back within 48 hours
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