Master Subscription Agreement, Order Form template, Data Processing Addendum, Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, and AI Use Addendum if you’re shipping AI features. One flat fee, ready to send to enterprise customers and pass procurement.
Both tiers ship the same six documents. The difference is whether you want one revision round (Standard) or two (with Redline) after I deliver.
The full SaaS document stack, drafted around your business. One revision round after delivery to fold in your team’s comments.
Faster turnaround for teams approaching a launch or a procurement deadline, plus a second revision round in case enterprise customers come back with markup.
If your SaaS handles PHI or sells into healthcare-regulated buyers, the package needs HIPAA BAA, narrow PHI scoping, and 42 CFR Part 2 handling. Different hub.
A SaaS legal stack only works if it’s built around your specific business. I do the structured intake first, then draft.
A short questionnaire and 30-45 minute call. Pricing model, customer profile, data flow, AI usage, vendors, jurisdiction, and what your enterprise customers are likely to push back on.
Within 7-10 business days, depending on tier, I deliver all six documents in coordinated form. They share defined terms and reference each other consistently.
You review, send markup, and I roll the changes. The Express tier includes a second revision round for when enterprise customers redline you back.
"I went from a free Termly template to a real MSA-and-DPA stack. First enterprise customer signed the MSA with two minor edits. That has not happened to me before."— B2B SaaS founder, $1,800 Standard package
"Sergei built our entire SaaS doc package in under two weeks. Coordinated, consistent defined terms, no contradictions. We’ve since signed three Fortune 500 procurement teams without redline drama."— AI startup CEO, $2,800 Express tier
"The AI Use Addendum alone justified the cost. We were about to ship a product without it."— Series Seed founder avoided enterprise deal-blocker
I have been a California-licensed business attorney since 2011, with a deep practice in SaaS, AI, and B2B software contracts. I run my own legal practice and operate the Terms.Law platform, which is itself a SaaS business — so the contract stack I build for clients is the same stack I use for my own products.
The SaaS package is intentionally one flat fee. You know what it costs before work begins, and there is no hourly meter running while you decide between version A and version B of an indemnity clause.
For most teams, yes. Standard tier gives you one structured revision round to fold in internal comments. If you are actively negotiating with enterprise customers and expect external markup, the Express tier’s two-round structure is more appropriate.
It covers AI training data usage, customer data not being used for model training, output ownership, hallucination risk language, customer review obligations, and an opt-out for customers who don’t want their data near AI features. Enterprise customers ask about all of these and the addendum is increasingly a procurement requirement.
The DPA is GDPR and CCPA-aware out of the box and includes the EU SCCs. The MSA is California-law-default but easy to swap. For pure EU/UK SaaS, I recommend an additional jurisdictional review, which I can quote separately.
The Express tier includes direct support during enterprise markup negotiations and a second revision round to roll the changes. If you’re on the Standard tier, additional negotiation support is at $240/hour or rolled into a Phase 2 fractional CLO retainer if you want ongoing help.
I deliver finished Word documents. Wiring them into your signup flow, marketing site, or e-signature tool is your job (or your developer’s). I can recommend tools but I don’t do the implementation.
A standalone DPA review or build is a $349-$599 contract-review engagement. The package math only makes sense when you need three or more documents.
For PHI-handling SaaS: HIPAA BAA + 42 CFR Part 2 schedule + CMIA.
For SaaS adding AI features: AI Use Addendum + vendor contract review + training-data audit.
Already have a draft? Single-document review starts at $349.
Redline an existing customer’s MSA or DPA from $599+.
When the doc stack is just the start of ongoing legal work.
Standard tier $1,800, Express + Redline $2,800. Both include a coordinated six-document set, drafted around your product, ready to send.