Know what's in your contract — before you sign
You sign client and partnership deals on every job, but never get eyes on them. ClauseCatch reviews your contract and gives you a plain-English report: what's normal, what's a red flag, what's missing, and what to negotiate — in minutes, for a fraction of a lawyer's fee.
One-time review · no subscription · no appointment · ~$39 launch price
Trusted by solo designers and tiny studios
Founders, freelancers, and small agencies who can't afford $300–$800 per doc from counsel — but can't afford to sign blind either.
You'll get a plain-English risk report in minutes — red flags, missing clauses, and what to negotiate. Reports are informational and not legal advice.
What a review covers
Your contract, read for what matters to you
ClauseCatch reads the whole document and flags what will bite you — so you walk in aware and sign with confidence. Here's a realistic excerpt from a sample review.
- ✓Unlimited-scope 'do everything' language
- ✓Automatic ownership of your work product
- ✓Automatic renewals with no out clause
- ✓No late-payment or kill-fee protection
- ✓No cap on your liability / indemnification duty
- ✓No defined revision window
- ✓Suggest a 2-week kill fee at 50%
- ✓Tighten scope to deliverables + revisions
- ✓Add a mutual confidentiality clause
🚩 Red flag — Section 12, "Ownership"
This clause assigns all work product, including your pre-existing code, libraries, and design process, to the client. You'd lose the ability to reuse your own components and frameworks. Negotiate to "final deliverables only."
⚠️ Missing — no late-payment terms
The agreement has no due date, interest, or stop-work right if the client fails to pay. Add a "net-15, 1.5%/mo after" term and a right to pause work on overdue invoices.
✓ What to negotiate — kill fee
Suggest a kill fee: if the client cancels after work begins, you're paid for work to date plus 50% of the remaining project value. This alone protects half your income on every client deal.
Who it's for
Built for the people lawyers are too expensive for
Freelancers
Signing client agreements on everything you do. Know which clauses will hurt you before you commit.
Solopreneurs
Partnership and vendor deals where you're outnumbered on legal weight. Get the plain-English read quick.
Small studios & agencies
Reviewing client and sub-contractor contracts without a standing legal retainer or per-delivery lawyer bills.
How it works
From inbox to insight in three steps
Buy a review
One-time $39 launch price, no subscription, no appointment.
Upload your contract
A client agreement, partnership deal, or vendor contract — a few pages or fifty.
Get the plain-English report
What's normal, what's a red flag, what's missing, and what to negotiate before you sign.
Pricing
One flat price. No surprise invoices.
A lawyer review runs $300–$800 per document. Getting one takes phone calls and days. For a fraction of that, ClauseCatch reads it today.
Single review
Launch price- ✓ One contract, any length
- ✓ Plain-English risk report
- ✓ Red flags, gaps & negotiation points
- ✓ Delivered fast — no appointment
One-time payment · no subscription. Bulk / plan pricing coming later.
What a review can catch
Illustrative examples — not customer reviews
We're a new service and don't have customer testimonials yet. These are sample outcomes written to show what a review can flag; the people below are fictional.
"Caught an auto-renew I would have totally missed. Felt like a rubber-stamp review from a lawyer, at a tenth of the price."
Example
Maya R.
Freelance brand designer
"I forward contracts I'm unsure about and get a clean list of what to push back on. It's become part of my signing ritual."
Example
Dev P.
Solo web developer
"We review every client agreement through ClauseCatch before it goes back to the client. Saves us real money on counsel."
Example
Tara & co.
Two-person creative studio
Sign your next contract with confidence
One-time $39. Upload your contract and know exactly what you're agreeing to — before you put pen to paper.
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