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ClauseCraft: Service terms generator for small businesses

Helps repair shops, cleaners, and event planners generate disclaimers and simple contracts fast

Problem
Small business owners get blamed for issues outside their scope: a printer repair shop fixed the printer but the customer then blamed them for home Wi-Fi not connecting; a water-feature maintenance company outgrew handshake agreements and didn't know where to start with contracts; an event planner lost their partner and realized there was nothing in writing. They need 'terms that fit my trade,' not a lawyer letter.
Solution
Fill-in-the-blank clause templates by industry (repair, cleaning, events, freelance, service outsourcing): pick your industry, check service boundaries, enter amounts and exclusions, and generate a printable/web-embeddable disclaimer and simple service contract. Includes scripts for handling surprise situations and real dispute cases to reduce back-and-forth.
Users
1-5 person service businesses: repair shops, cleaning companies, water-feature maintenance, event planners, independent contractors
MVP
Cover 5 high-frequency industries; 3-5 checkable service boundary items per industry; PDF and web embed output; built-in scripts for 3 common dispute scenarios
Revenue
One-time template purchase at $19; $49/year subscription for all industries and updates; affiliate referrals to local accounting/insurance services
Why now
Small-business digitization tools (like Jobber) are educating the market, but the terms layer is still empty; LLMs make localizing legal templates to specific industries cheap

Source discussions · 3

  1. Reddit[r/smallbusiness] Question About Disclaimers
  2. Reddit[r/smallbusiness] WELP what now 😭
  3. Reddit[r/smallbusiness] What service contract software are you guys using? I own a water feature maintenance company
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