Unlimited Revisions
Freelance contracts that don't cap revisions can trap you in unpaid work forever. We flag these and suggest specific scope language.
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Risk Score
7/10
This freelance agreement heavily favors the client with broad IP assignment, unlimited revision clauses, and a weak termination provision.
Red Flags
Unlimited free revisions with no scope definition
18-month non-compete covers all 'related industries'
Net-60 payment terms — industry standard is Net-30
Recommendations
→ Cap revisions at 2 rounds with defined scope per round
→ Negotiate non-compete down to 6 months and narrow the industry scope
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AI flags risky clauses, unusual terms, and hidden obligations
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What's under the hood
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59%
of freelancers have had a contract dispute
Source: Freelancers Union
91%
of Americans sign contracts without reading them
Source: Deloitte
$175
Average cost of a 30-min lawyer consult
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Six things BeforeSigning catches that most people miss.
Freelance contracts that don't cap revisions can trap you in unpaid work forever. We flag these and suggest specific scope language.
18-month, nationwide, industry-wide non-competes are often unenforceable but still intimidating. We tell you which are standard and which are predatory.
Some contracts claim ownership of everything you create — even unrelated work. We catch overly broad IP clauses and suggest language to narrow them.
Leases and service contracts often auto-renew with only a 30-day cancellation window. Miss it and you're locked in another year.
Net-60 or Net-90 terms kill cash flow for small businesses. We flag these and suggest Net-30 counter-language.
One-sided indemnification can make you personally liable for client mistakes. We explain what it means in plain English.
Early user feedback
BeforeSigning is new — these are notes from our first users. Real customer reviews will replace this block once we have three or more.
“New client sent over a 14-page contract. BeforeSigning flagged an 18-month non-compete that would have locked me out of working with any similar clients after the project ended. It wrote me a polite counter-proposal that got accepted the same day. I would have signed it as-is.”
Jake R.
Freelance designer
“We were about to sign a vendor agreement for a SaaS tool. BeforeSigning caught an auto-renewal clause with a 90-day cancellation window and a one-sided indemnity clause that would have made us liable for their mistakes. Two hours of a lawyer's time saved, minimum.”
Amanda S.
Small business owner
“I was about to sign a lease with a $200/day late fee buried in section 14 — I didn't even see it until BeforeSigning highlighted it. The landlord agreed to change it to a flat $75 late fee after I sent the email BeforeSigning drafted. That's a real-money savings.”
Carlos T.
Apartment renter, Chicago
Six common situations where BeforeSigning pays for itself.
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Everything you might be wondering before paying.
Paste the contract. our AI reads every clause, flags the ones that should worry you, scores the overall risk from 1 to 10, and drafts the email you'd send back if you had a lawyer friend on speed dial. About 30 seconds.
No — and anyone who tells you a $9.99 tool replaces a lawyer is lying. This is the sanity check you do before you decide whether you even need one. For buying a business, a messy divorce, or anything in litigation, call an attorney.
Freelance agreements, employment contracts, NDAs, leases (residential or commercial), vendor agreements, SaaS terms, purchase agreements, partnership docs. Basically anything with clauses and signature lines. English only for now.
Your contract goes to our AI provider for the scan and then it's gone. We don't store it, we don't sell it, we don't have a database with your name on it.
Yep. PDF, Word, plain text, or a photo of the paper contract. Drag and drop. 10MB cap.
Our AI is good at spotting the standard red flags — non-competes that won't hold up, auto-renewals that will, IP grabs, indemnification traps. Where it's weaker: state-specific enforceability. Your jurisdiction matters, so a licensed attorney is still the right call for binding advice.
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