What does a contract review include?

A thorough contract review includes: redlined markup of problematic clauses, fallback language you can propose, a risk memo explaining key issues in plain English, and guidance on which points are worth negotiating vs. accepting.

How long does a contract review take?

Standard turnaround is 2-3 business days for contracts under 20 pages. Rush review (24-48 hours) is available for an additional fee. Complex agreements may require more time.

What types of contracts do you review?

I commonly review: SaaS agreements, MSA/SOWs, NDAs, licensing agreements, vendor contracts, employment agreements, partnership agreements, and commercial leases. If you have a business contract, I can likely help.

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Contract Review Pricing

Quick Review

$350 flat fee

Contracts up to 10 pages
Key issues identified
Risk summary memo
2-3 business day turnaround

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Full Review + Redlines

$475 flat fee

Contracts up to 20 pages
Full redlined markup
Fallback language provided
Negotiation guidance
1 round of Q&A

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Complex Review

$240/hr or quote

20+ page contracts
Multi-party agreements
Technical exhibits review
Extended negotiation support

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Rush available: +$150 for 24-48 hour turnaround

What You Get

Redlined markup: Track-changes style edits highlighting problematic language
Fallback language: Alternative wording you can propose to the other side
Risk memo: Plain-English explanation of key issues and their practical impact
Negotiation notes: Which points are worth pushing on vs. accepting

Contracts I Review Most

SaaS agreements: Software licensing, subscriptions, enterprise deals
MSA/SOW: Master service agreements and statements of work
NDAs: Mutual and one-way non-disclosure agreements
Licensing: IP, software, content, and trademark licenses
Vendor contracts: Service provider and supplier agreements
Employment agreements: Offer letters, non-competes, severance

The Issues I Flag

IP ownership: Who owns the work product? Is it clear?
Indemnity: Are you taking on disproportionate risk?
Limitation of liability: Are the caps reasonable?
Termination: Can you exit without penalty?
Dispute resolution: Arbitration, venue, attorney's fees
Auto-renewal: Hidden renewal clauses that lock you in

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I send you the contract securely?

After you submit the intake form, I'll send you a secure upload link. You can also email the contract directly if you prefer.

How many rounds of revisions are included?

The Full Review includes 1 round of Q&A after delivery. If extended negotiation support is needed, we can discuss hourly or flat-fee add-ons.

What's "market" for these terms?

I'll tell you what's typical for your type of deal. Some terms that look aggressive are actually industry standard; others that seem minor can be costly. Context matters.

Can you help me negotiate?

Yes. I can provide talking points and fallback positions. For active negotiation support where I engage directly with the other side, we can arrange that separately.