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Our AI reads your entire contract, flags unfair terms, identifies missing protections, and spots negotiation opportunities.
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Red flags, negotiation suggestions, and key terms — explained in plain English with specific language you can propose.
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Every clause, color-coded
We don't just flag problems — we show you what to fight, what to negotiate, and what's already protecting you.
Red flags
- IP ownership traps
- Unlimited liability clauses
- Overreaching non-competes
- Pay-when-paid provisions
Things to negotiate
- Vague scope of work
- One-sided termination rights
- Late payment penalties
- Indemnification imbalance
Your protections
- Liability caps in place
- Clear payment schedules
- IP ownership defined
- Reasonable termination terms
Real clauses. Real consequences.
Clauses that cost freelancers thousands
ReviewMyContract catches issues like these — explained in plain English, not legalese.
"All work product, including pre-existing IP, shall be the sole property of the Client"
This clause would transfer ownership of your existing tools, templates, and frameworks — not just what you create for this project. Always carve out pre-existing IP.
"Contractor shall not engage in any competing business for 24 months following termination"
A 2-year non-compete for a freelancer is extremely aggressive and could prevent you from working in your field. Most reasonable non-competes are 3-6 months and narrowly scoped.
"Payment shall be made within 90 days of invoice submission, subject to client approval"
Net-90 with a subjective approval requirement means you could wait months to get paid — or not at all. Standard freelance terms are net-15 to net-30.
Your review includes
Everything you need to negotiate — or walk away
- Red flags, rated by severity: Unfair, one-sided, or potentially problematic clauses — rated high, medium, or low. Know what to push back on.
- Missing protections: Standard contract protections that should be there but aren't — liability caps, IP carve-outs, payment terms, and more.
- Plain-English key terms: Payment, termination, non-compete, IP ownership, indemnification — every clause decoded.
- Negotiation suggestions: Specific alternative language you can propose for problematic clauses, with priority ratings.
- Questions to ask before signing: A tailored list of specific questions to bring to the other party before you commit.
per contract review
- 🚩Red flag detection with severity ratings
- 🛡️Missing protections identified
- 📖Key terms explained in plain English
- 💬Specific negotiation suggestions
- ❓Custom questions to ask before signing
- 🔗Shareable link for your team
- ⚡Results in under 60 seconds
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What freelancers say
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“Found a clause that would have assigned all my pre-existing code libraries to the client. Got it carved out before signing — saved my entire toolkit.”
Marcus T.
Portland, OR
“I didn't realize the non-compete would prevent me from freelancing for 18 months. ReviewMyContract flagged it and suggested specific language to narrow the scope.”
Aisha P.
Brooklyn, NY
“The contract had Net-90 payment terms buried on page 12. I negotiated it down to Net-30 before signing. Worth every penny of the $4.99.”
David L.
Austin, TX
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