FreelanceContractCheck – Contract Risk Score for Freelancers
Help freelancers spot risky contract terms in 2 minutes
- Problem
- Freelancers often sign client contracts without reading them, only to discover traps in payment terms, unlimited revisions, one-sided termination, or hidden fees. Community discussions note that people sign contracts without reading them, and someone is already wondering about an AI tool that gives freelance contracts a risk score.
- Solution
- Users paste contract text or upload a PDF, and the system returns a 0-100 risk score with flagged clauses, plain-language explanations, and rewrite suggestions. It is not a lawyer replacement but a first-pass screen that tells freelancers what to clarify before signing.
- Users
- Freelancers, indie developers, designers/writers/consultants, small studio owners
- MVP
- Support pasted text and PDF upload parsing; 20-30 built-in risk rules plus LLM explanation; output a risk score with per-clause reasons; shareable review report link; save past contracts for comparison
- Revenue
- Free tier with 3 reviews per month; subscription for unlimited and batch export; one-time per-review pricing; later affiliate cut for lawyer consultations
- Why now
- The freelance economy keeps growing and contract disputes are common, while generic legal AI is either expensive or too broad. LLMs are now good enough to explain clauses for a first-pass screen, and an indie dev can ship an MVP in weeks.