Works with any contract
Know what to check in any contract.
From freelance agreements to enterprise SaaS contracts — the same clause-level analysis applies to every type.
NDA Review
Catch one-sided confidentiality terms, embedded non-competes, and overbroad definitions before signing.
Freelance Contract
Flag IP ownership traps, payment delays, scope creep clauses, and unreasonable non-competes.
Consulting Agreement
Review deliverables, liability limits, termination terms, and intellectual property assignments.
SaaS Agreement
Analyze data ownership, SLA commitments, auto-renewal traps, and indemnification clauses.
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Any contract, any type
Freelance agreement, NDA, vendor contract, or any other business agreement.
AI analyzes every clause
The AI reads every clause, flags unfair terms, identifies missing protections, and spots negotiation opportunities.
Get a plain-English report
Red flags, negotiation suggestions, and key terms — explained in plain English with specific language you can propose.
Risk-coded analysis
Every clause, color-coded by risk
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.
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What a review catches
Example scenarios from common contract traps
Illustrative examples of the clause patterns our reviews are designed to flag.
IP assignment overreach
A freelance agreement assigns all pre-existing code libraries to the client. A review flags the clause and suggests carve-out language for tools you built before the engagement.
Example scenario
Overbroad non-compete
An 18-month non-compete would block freelancing for any company in the industry. A review flags the scope and suggests specific narrowing language to propose.
Example scenario
Buried payment terms
Net-90 payment terms buried on page 12 mean waiting three months for payment. A review surfaces the term so you can negotiate Net-30 before signing.
Example scenario
Status
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Existing customers can contact support@laniakea.com. Our contract guides remain free to read.