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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.

Source discussions · 2

  1. Reddit[r/SaaS] Would there be a demand for an AI tool that helps freelancers spot potentially risky contracts?
  2. Reddit[r/smallbusiness] How do you negotiate before signing a contract or an agreement?
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