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Every clause reviewed, every trap explained in plain English, back within one business day. Built for owners who cannot send every vendor agreement to a $400-an-hour lawyer.
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4.1 The Initial Term of this Agreement shall be twelve (12) months. This Agreement shall automatically renew for successive twelve (12) month terms unless Client provides written notice of non-renewal at least ninety (90) days prior to expiration.
6.2 Fees are due net 15. Provider may increase fees at any time upon thirty (30) days notice, and continued use of the Services constitutes acceptance of such increases.
9.3 Client shall indemnify and hold harmless Provider against any and all claims arising from or related to this Agreement, regardless of cause or fault.
11.4 Provider may terminate this Agreement for convenience upon fifteen (15) days notice. Client may terminate only for uncured material breach. All prepaid fees are non-refundable.
Three ways a contract hurts: money, time, and blame.
Every review checks the same battle-tested library of clauses that cost growing businesses real money. The categories cycle below, or click to explore.
Uncapped price escalation
Fee increases with no annual ceiling, or tied to vague "market rates" you cannot verify.
Non-refundable everything
Prepaid fees, deposits, and credits that vanish no matter who ends the deal or why.
Hidden minimum commitments
Volume floors and true-up charges buried in schedules most people never open.
Late-fee stacking
Interest plus penalties plus collection costs, compounding from day one overdue.
Auto-renewal windows
Notice periods of 60 to 120 days that pass silently. The most expensive missed date in business.
Evergreen lock-ins
Terms that renew forever by default, with cancellation rights that narrow each cycle.
Asymmetric exit rights
They leave with two weeks notice. You stay unless you can prove material breach.
Slow-walk dispute clauses
Mandatory mediation periods that keep you paying while the disagreement drags.
One-way indemnification
You absorb their legal risk, even for claims caused by their own product or negligence.
Liability caps set to zero
Their maximum exposure is one month of fees. Yours is unlimited. That ratio is negotiable.
Broad IP assignment
Work-product language wide enough to claim things you made before you ever met them.
Silent warranty waivers
All-caps paragraphs that quietly remove every promise the sales deck just made you.
Same contract, two very different years.
How much rides on contracts nobody read?
Slide to your numbers. This is the value your signature commits each year.
A single missed auto-renewal or one-way indemnity clause on any one of those contracts typically costs more than a full year of review. Illustrative math, not a quote.
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Our pipeline checks the full flag library against every clause. A human reviewer verifies each flag and writes the plain-English explanation.
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You get the flag report, a severity ranking, suggested pushbacks, and every deadline extracted to your calendar. Sign, negotiate, or walk.
"The snow contract we thought was dead"
A 14-person property management firm sent us sixty vendor agreements in their first month. Three had auto-renewal windows already closing, including a snow-removal contract the owner believed was cancelled two seasons ago. The notice letter went out with nine days to spare. That one flag paid for the year.
Composite case drawn from typical engagements, shared to illustrate the model.
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