Your contract is already negotiating for you against you.

We check how long you'll actually wait to get paid, whether late fees have real teeth, and whether you can pause work if a client goes quiet on an invoice.

Vague phrases like "reasonable revisions" or "ongoing support" with no cap are where agencies quietly give away free work. We flag where scope isn't actually bounded.

Who controls the accounts, logins, domains, and platform access this relationship runs on, and what happens to that access if it ends? We look for clauses that leave you locked out of work you built, or unfairly tied to one client.

Some contracts transfer ownership of your internal templates, frameworks, and tools, not just client deliverables. We catch IP language that's broader than it needs to be.

A liability cap that protects both sides equally usually favors the client more. We check who's actually covered, and whether the cap is realistic for the fees involved.

Can you raise prices, walk away from a bad-fit client, or renegotiate as scope grows? We flag terms that lock you into today's rate indefinitely.