# FixMyContract
> AI contract review for people who sign a lot — upload a contract (PDF, photo,
> Word, Excel, or text) and get a clause-by-clause, plain-English risk analysis
> with concrete recommendations on what to ask for. Informational, not legal advice.

## Product
- [How it works](https://www.fixmycontract.com/): upload → clause-by-clause risk scoring → plain-English fixes
- [Sample analysis](https://www.fixmycontract.com/sample): a real analysis, no signup
- [Try it](https://www.fixmycontract.com/try): run one analysis without an account and read the two most important findings in full; signing in within 24 hours keeps it as the account's free report (risk score, summary, missing protections) and uses the account's free analysis for this 30-day period
- [Features](https://www.fixmycontract.com/features): one page each for risk scoring, quoted evidence, document chat, negotiation email drafts, key dates and PDF/Word export
  - [Document chat](https://www.fixmycontract.com/features/document-chat): Ask a question about the contract you just uploaded and get an answer grounded in that document, right next to your report.
  - [Negotiation email](https://www.fixmycontract.com/features/negotiation-email): Any flagged clause can be turned into a ready-to-send message asking the other party to change it — drafted for you, checked before you see it.
  - [Quoted evidence](https://www.fixmycontract.com/features/quote-grounding): Findings carry the sentence they came from, quoted from your document — so you can check our reading instead of taking it on trust.
  - [Risk score](https://www.fixmycontract.com/features/risk-score): A single score for the whole contract, with the clauses that matter sorted into what is against you, what to review, and what is in your favor.
  - [PDF & Word export](https://www.fixmycontract.com/features/pdf-word-export): Download your analysis as a PDF or a Word file — to read offline, to bring into a negotiation, or to hand to a lawyer.
  - [Key dates](https://www.fixmycontract.com/features/key-dates): The dates your contract states — renewal, notice, termination, payment — pulled out of the text and put where you can see them.
  - [Compare versions](https://www.fixmycontract.com/features/compare-versions): Upload the version that came back from the other side and see, clause by clause, what moved — what is still there word for word, what was reworded, and what is new.
  - [Redacted copy & share links](https://www.fixmycontract.com/features/redacted-copy-and-share-links): Send the analysis to a partner, a client or a lawyer — as a copy with names and contact details masked, or as a read-only link that expires on its own.
- [Pricing](https://www.fixmycontract.com/pricing): Free (one analysis every 30 days, no card); Pro $19/mo (or $190/yr) and Expert $79/mo (or $790/yr); Teams — talk to us (no public price)
- [Choose a plan](https://www.fixmycontract.com/pricing/checkout): pick the plan and the billing period, see the exact amount, then continue to checkout
- [Free tools](https://www.fixmycontract.com/tools): two free lookups: the minimum notice an employer must give, and what the law generally says about non-compete agreements
- [Notice period calculator](https://www.fixmycontract.com/tools/notice-period-calculator): free; statutory minimum notice from an employer by length of service — UK, Australia, Canada, United States
- [Non-compete rules by location](https://www.fixmycontract.com/tools/non-compete-checker): free; what the law in each US state, the UK, Australia and Ontario generally says about non-competes

## How we work
- [Methodology](https://www.fixmycontract.com/methodology): How the contract analysis actually works, what it can and can't see, and how to check any finding for yourself. No accuracy scores we can't defend.
- [We Checked 977 Quotes Against 27 Contracts](https://www.fixmycontract.com/proof): We ran 27 public contracts through FixMyContract and checked every quote against the original text. What we measured, what we didn't, and the list.
- [Where Your Contract Goes](https://www.fixmycontract.com/trust): What happens to your document, step by step: where it is stored, who processes it, when it is deleted, and what we don't claim.
- [About](https://www.fixmycontract.com/about): Why FixMyContract exists, how the analysis works, and what we will and won't claim about it — clause by clause, in plain English.
- [What's new](https://www.fixmycontract.com/changelog): What changed in FixMyContract, newest first: each improvement in one plain sentence, with a link to where you can see it.

## Data (clause counts from public contract datasets)
- [What 510 Public Contracts Leave Out — CUAD Data](https://www.fixmycontract.com/data/cuad): We counted 41 clause types across 510 public-company commercial contracts from the CUAD dataset. What is usually there, what is missing, and why it matters.
- [How Long Do NDAs Last? Data From 607 NDAs](https://www.fixmycontract.com/data/nda-duration): How long NDA obligations last, counted from the survival clauses of 607 research NDAs. Typical periods, open-ended ones, and limits.
- [Is This NDA Clause Normal? Data on 607 NDAs](https://www.fixmycontract.com/data/nda-clauses): How often 17 NDA clause types appear in 607 research NDAs: how many state each one, how many say the opposite, and what to check in yours.
- [Non-Compete Clauses: How Common Are They?](https://www.fixmycontract.com/data/non-compete-clauses): How often non-compete and no-hire clauses appear in 510 public-company commercial contracts, by contract type. What the data shows and what it doesn't.
- [How Common Is a Liability Cap? Contract Data](https://www.fixmycontract.com/data/limitation-of-liability): How often commercial contracts cap liability — and how often some claims are left uncapped — across 510 public-company contracts, by contract type.
- [How Common Is Auto-Renewal? Contract Data](https://www.fixmycontract.com/data/auto-renewal-clauses): How often commercial contracts set a renewal term and a deadline to stop renewal, across 510 public-company contracts, by contract type.
- [Liquidated Damages Clauses: How Common?](https://www.fixmycontract.com/data/liquidated-damages-clauses): How often commercial contracts fix damages in advance, across 510 public-company contracts, with the contract types where it appears most.
- [IP Assignment Clauses: How Common?](https://www.fixmycontract.com/data/ip-assignment-clauses): How often commercial contracts move IP ownership, share it jointly or grant a license, across 510 public-company contracts, by contract type.

## Contract review by type
- [Free AI Contract Review & Analysis](https://www.fixmycontract.com/ai-contract-analysis): Free AI contract review, no card: a risk score, every finding by name, and the clauses behind them. No account; two most important findings in full.
- [Free NDA Review: Check an NDA Before You Sign](https://www.fixmycontract.com/free-nda-review): Free NDA review with AI, no card. Check how long it binds you and what counts as confidential. No account; two most important findings in full.
- [Free Lease Review: Check a Rental Agreement With AI](https://www.fixmycontract.com/free-lease-review): Free lease review with AI, no card. Check renewal, fees, deposit and entry rights before you sign. No account; two most important findings in full.
- [Free Freelance Contract Review: Check a Client Contract](https://www.fixmycontract.com/free-freelance-contract-review): Free freelance contract review with AI, no card. Check payment terms, IP ownership and scope. No account; two most important findings in full.
- [Free Employment Contract Review: Red Flags to Check](https://www.fixmycontract.com/free-employment-contract-review): Free employment contract review with AI, no card. Check non-compete, notice, bonus and IP terms. No account; two most important findings in full.
- [Free Service Agreement Review: Exit Terms & Scope](https://www.fixmycontract.com/free-service-agreement-review): Free service agreement review with AI, no card. Check exit terms, risk and scope before you sign. No account; two most important findings in full.
- [Free Development Agreement Review: Who Owns the Code](https://www.fixmycontract.com/free-development-agreement-review): Free development agreement review with AI, no card. Check who owns the code and how it ends. No account; two most important findings in full.
- [Free License Agreement Review: Transfer & Royalties](https://www.fixmycontract.com/free-license-agreement-review): Free license agreement review with AI, no card. Check scope of use, term and royalties before you sign. No account; two most important findings in full.
- [Free Distribution Agreement Review: Exclusivity Terms](https://www.fixmycontract.com/free-distribution-agreement-review): Free distribution agreement review with AI, no card. Check exclusivity, territory and renewal. No account; two most important findings in full.
- [Free Maintenance Agreement Review: Exclusions & Liability](https://www.fixmycontract.com/free-maintenance-agreement-review): Free maintenance agreement review with AI, no card. Check response times, exclusions and renewal. No account; two most important findings in full.
- [Free Sponsorship Agreement Review: Deliverables & Renewal](https://www.fixmycontract.com/free-sponsorship-agreement-review): Free sponsorship agreement review with AI, no card. Check deliverables, renewal and exclusivity. No account; two most important findings in full.
- [Free Collaboration Agreement Review: Joint IP Terms](https://www.fixmycontract.com/free-collaboration-agreement-review): Free collaboration agreement review with AI, no card. Check joint IP, exits and who pays. No account; two most important findings in full.
- [Free Strategic Alliance Agreement Review: No-Hire Rules](https://www.fixmycontract.com/free-strategic-alliance-agreement-review): Free strategic alliance agreement review with AI, no card. Check no-hire rules and exit terms. No account; two most important findings in full.
- [Free Joint Venture Agreement Review: Liability & Exit](https://www.fixmycontract.com/free-joint-venture-agreement-review): Free joint venture agreement review with AI, no card. Check liability, licenses and exit. No account; two most important findings in full.
- [Free Co-Branding Agreement Review: Change of Control](https://www.fixmycontract.com/free-co-branding-agreement-review): Free co-branding agreement review with AI, no card. Check brand licenses and change of control. No account; two most important findings in full.
- [Free Hosting Agreement Review: Auto-Renewal & Uptime](https://www.fixmycontract.com/free-hosting-agreement-review): Free hosting agreement review with AI, no card. Check renewal, uptime and liability caps. No account; two most important findings in full.
- [Free Endorsement Agreement Review: Use & Volume Limits](https://www.fixmycontract.com/free-endorsement-agreement-review): Free endorsement agreement review with AI, no card. Check use of your name, limits and liability. No account; two most important findings in full.
- [UK Tenancy Agreement Checker: Free Review](https://www.fixmycontract.com/free-tenancy-agreement-review-uk): Free tenancy agreement review with AI, no card. Check the deposit, break clause, fees and notice terms. No account; two most important findings in full.
- [Free AI Lease Agreement Review for Australian Renters](https://www.fixmycontract.com/free-lease-review-australia): Free Australian lease review with AI, no card. Check the bond, break lease fee and entry terms. No account; two most important findings in full.
- [Free Contractor Agreement Review for Canadian Freelancers](https://www.fixmycontract.com/free-contractor-agreement-review-canada): Free Canadian contractor agreement review with AI, no card. Check payment, IP and termination terms. No account; two most important findings in full.

## Guides (plain-English contract explainers)
- [How to Work Out Your Notice Period (and Your Last Day)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/how-to-work-out-your-notice-period): In Great Britain, your contract sets your notice and the law sets a minimum. How the two fit together, when notice starts, and the last day counted out.
- [Can a contract shorten the time you have to sue?](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/can-a-contract-shorten-the-time-to-sue): A contract can usually shorten the time to sue if the period is reasonable. Some states limit this by statute. Maryland is a recent example.
- [What Does This Clause Mean? How to Read Legal Wording](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/what-does-this-clause-mean): A five-step method to work out what a contract clause means: find the defined terms, the duty, the trigger, the exceptions and the consequence.
- [Unfair Contract Terms: Australia and the UK](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/unfair-contract-terms-australia-uk): Australia bans unfair terms in standard form consumer and small business contracts, with penalties since 2023; the UK has the CRA 2015 and UCTA 1977.
- [Tenancy Agreements in Canada: Ontario, BC and Alberta](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/tenancy-agreement-canada): Ontario's standard lease, BC's half-month deposit cap, Alberta's one-month cap: what a Canadian residential lease can and cannot ask for in 2026.
- [Non-Compete Clauses in Australia and Canada (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/non-compete-australia-canada): Ontario has banned most employee non-competes since 2021; Australia plans a ban for workers earning up to $190,100. What applies to you now.
- [Job Contract Red Flags: 10 Clauses to Question](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/job-contract-red-flags): Vague pay, unpaid overtime, broad non-competes, clawbacks and one-sided IP terms: ten employment contract red flags and what to ask instead.
- [Is My Contract Legally Binding? A Six-Point Check](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/is-my-contract-legally-binding): A contract binds when it has offer, acceptance, consideration, intent, capacity and clear terms. Six checks, and what can make it unenforceable.
- [Is a Verbal Contract Legally Binding?](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/is-a-verbal-contract-binding): Most spoken agreements can be binding contracts, but some deals must be in writing, and proving what was said is the hard part. What to know.
- [How to Get Out of a Contractor or Realtor Contract](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/how-to-get-out-of-a-contractor-or-realtor-contract): Roofing, remodeling and listing agreements: check the cancellation clause, the 3-day rule for home sales, and what ending early can cost.
- [Can I Cancel a Contract After Signing? Cooling-Off Periods](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/cooling-off-period-cancel-a-contract): There is no general right to cancel a signed contract. Cooling-off periods exist for certain sales: 3 business days in the US, 14 days in the UK.
- [Contract Review Checklist: 15 Things to Check](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/contract-review-checklist): A 15-point contract review checklist: parties, scope, payment, term, termination, liability, IP, confidentiality, disputes, and the signature block.
- [Can My Landlord Do That? Rent, Deposits, Eviction](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/can-my-landlord-do-that): Can a landlord raise the rent, keep your deposit, evict you or change the locks? The usual answers in the UK, US, Australia and Canada, and what to check.
- [Can My Employer Change My Contract or Cut My Pay?](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/can-my-employer-change-my-contract): Changing pay, hours or duties usually needs your agreement in the UK, Canada and Australia; in the US at-will rules differ. What to check and do.
- [Do Freelancers Need a Written Contract?](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/freelance-contract-laws-by-state): California, Illinois and New York require a written freelance contract above a dollar threshold and set a 30-day default when no payment date is named.
- [What Is an NDA? A Plain-English Guide for the Person Signing](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/what-is-an-nda): An NDA is a contract to keep someone's information secret. What it is for, when you get asked to sign one, and how its parts fit together.
- [What Is an Independent Contractor Agreement?](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/what-is-an-independent-contractor-agreement): The contract between a business and someone who works for it on their own account: what it is called, how it is put together, and what it covers.
- [Is There a Non-Compete Hiding in Your NDA?](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/non-compete-in-an-nda): An NDA is about secrets, but some also limit who you can work for or hire. Where these promises hide, the words that give them away, and what to ask.
- [Signing an NDA as an Employee: What to Check](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/nda-for-employees): An employee NDA often bundles invention, property and hiring promises. What each part covers, when you get it, and what to check before signing.
- [MSA vs SOW: How the Two Documents Fit Together](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/msa-vs-sow): A master services agreement sets the rules; a statement of work describes one project. How they fit together, which one wins, and what to check in each.
- [Lease Security Deposit Clause: What It Says](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/lease-security-deposit-clause): The deposit clause in a lease, read from the tenant's side: the amount, what it can be used for, fees that look like deposits, and how it comes back.
- [Lease Renewal and Notice Periods, Explained](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/lease-renewal-and-notice-periods): How a fixed-term lease ends, renews or rolls into month-to-month, and the notice dates on both sides that decide which of those happens to you.
- [How to Negotiate an NDA Before You Sign](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/how-to-negotiate-an-nda): NDAs arrive early and are called standard, but they can be changed. How to work out your side, pick what to raise, and handle a take-it-or-leave-it form.
- [How to Negotiate an Employment Contract](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/how-to-negotiate-an-employment-contract): Salary is one line. When contract terms are open, who can change which of them, and how an agreed change ends up in the signed version.
- [How to Negotiate a Freelance Contract](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/how-to-negotiate-a-freelance-contract): The terms are half of it. The other half is when you raise them, whose document you start from, and what you offer in return for what you ask.
- [Can ChatGPT Compare Two Contracts? What It Gives You (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/can-chatgpt-compare-two-contracts): Yes, you can give ChatGPT two versions and ask what changed. How to do it well, what to check yourself, and when a clause-by-clause comparison helps.
- [What Makes a Contract Void? Void vs Voidable](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/what-makes-a-contract-void): Generally, a contract is void — treated as if it never existed — when it has an illegal purpose or lacks something essential.
- [What Is Breach of Contract?](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/what-is-breach-of-contract): A breach of contract is when one side doesn't do what the contract says — pays late, delivers less, or doesn't deliver at all.
- [What Is an Early Termination Fee?](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/what-is-an-early-termination-fee): An early termination fee is what a contract charges for ending it before the agreed date. How the formula reads, and how U.S. courts test these fees.
- [What Is a Lease Addendum?](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/what-is-a-lease-addendum): A lease addendum is a separate document that adds to or changes an existing lease — for example, a pet agreement, a parking space or a rent concession.
- [Should I Sign an Arbitration Agreement?](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/should-i-sign-an-arbitration-agreement): An arbitration agreement moves disputes out of court to a private arbitrator. What to check before signing: fees, location and a class-action waiver.
- [Should I Sign a Severance Agreement?](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/should-i-sign-a-severance-agreement): A severance agreement usually trades money for giving up claims against the employer. What to check before signing, and the time you have to decide.
- [Is This Contract Fair? How to Tell Before You Sign](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/is-this-contract-fair): No law labels a whole contract fair. Four checks for a freelance or any contract: who holds each right, how common a term is, the worst case, your side.
- [How to Get Out of a Lease Early](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/how-to-get-out-of-a-lease-early): Start with the lease itself: look for an early-termination clause, a buyout fee, sublet or assignment rules, and the notice you have to give.
- [Can You Negotiate a Lease? What to Ask For](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/can-you-negotiate-a-lease): Often, yes — especially before you sign. Rent is one lever; fees, the length of the term, renewal notice and repair duties are others.
- [Can I Back Out of a Job Offer After Signing?](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/can-i-back-out-of-a-job-offer-after-signing): Often, yes — but the offer letter may include terms that cost money, such as repaying a signing bonus or relocation costs. What to look for.
- [Are Non-Competes Still Enforceable in 2026?](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/are-non-competes-enforceable-2026): There is no federal non-compete ban, so whether your non-compete holds up depends on your state. What changed in 2026, and how to read yours.
- [What to Check Before You Sign Any Contract (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/what-to-check-before-signing-a-contract): A type-agnostic checklist for any contract — lease, freelance agreement, job offer, or vendor deal. The seven things worth reading twice before you sign.
- [What Is a Contract? The Basics Everyone Should Know (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/what-is-a-contract): Not every agreement is a contract. The four elements that make one enforceable — and why a handshake can count while a signed letter may not.
- [How to Sign a Contract the Right Way (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/how-to-sign-a-contract): Signing wrong can cost more than signing something risky. What to check as you sign, how e-signatures really work, and the exceptions to watch.
- [Free AI Contract Review: What You Actually Get (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/free-ai-contract-review-what-you-get): "Free" means something different at every AI contract review tool. What eight free tiers actually include, and where the paywall really sits.
- [Best AI Contract Review Tools for Small Businesses (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/best-ai-contract-review-tools-small-business): Seven AI tools for reviewing vendor, client and hiring contracts — compared on team pricing, seats, and what each provider actually publishes.
- [Best AI Contract Review Tools for Freelancers (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/best-ai-contract-review-tools-freelancers): Eight AI tools that review freelance contracts, compared on price, free tier, and whether findings are tied to a quote from your own document.
- [What Is an AI Clause in a Contract? The 4 Types (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/what-is-an-ai-clause-in-a-contract): An AI clause sets how you may use AI on the work: disclose it, don't use it, keep data out, or promise a human made it. What each means before you sign.
- [How Do You Cancel a Contract? (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/how-to-cancel-a-contract): Four ways to end a contract: let it expire, use a termination-for-convenience clause, terminate for breach, or agree to end it early — and how each works.
- [How Do You Ask for Changes to a Contract? (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/how-to-ask-for-changes-to-a-contract): You don't quietly edit a contract and send it back — you tell the other side what you want changed and why. How to phrase the request and send it.
- [Is Anything You Type Into an AI Confidential? (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/are-ai-chats-confidential): A US court ruled AI chats are not attorney-client privileged. Here is what that actually means for anyone using AI to understand a contract.
- [How to Review a Vendor Agreement Before You Sign (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/how-to-review-a-vendor-agreement): A vendor or supplier contract is a small business's biggest hidden liability. Here's how to read one clause by clause before you sign.
- [Auto-Renewal Clauses: How They Work & How to Cancel (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/how-to-cancel-an-auto-renewing-contract): Auto-renewal clauses turn silence into a new contract term. Here's how the notice window works and how to cancel one properly.
- [What Happened to ReviewMyContract? (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/what-happened-to-reviewmycontract): ReviewMyContract.ai is no longer accepting new reviews. Here's what we verified, and how to evaluate an alternative.
- [How Does a Deemed Acceptance Clause Actually Work? (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/how-does-deemed-acceptance-work): What starts the acceptance clock, what counts as a written objection, and how deemed acceptance plays out across freelance, service, and vendor contracts.
- [Can You Dispute Deemed Acceptance After the Deadline? (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/can-you-dispute-a-deemed-acceptance-clause): How to object while you're inside the window, and why 'the deadline passed' isn't automatically the end of the conversation.
- [What Are the Most Common Risky Contract Clauses? (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/most-common-risky-contract-clauses): The ten clauses that most often work against the signer — across freelance contracts, leases, job offers, and NDAs — and what to ask for instead.
- [What Happened to Clausely? Choosing an Alternative (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/what-happened-to-clausely): Clausely's domain now redirects to Inkvex, a tool focused on acquisition diligence. Here's what verifiably changed, and how to pick a new tool.
- [How Much Does a Lawyer Cost to Review a Contract? (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/how-much-does-a-lawyer-cost-to-review-a-contract): What a lawyer's contract review costs in 2026: the average US hourly rate, flat fee vs hourly billing, and what drives the price up.
- [Can ChatGPT Review My Contract? (An Honest Answer, 2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/can-chatgpt-review-my-contract): Yes, you can paste a contract into ChatGPT — useful for a quick gut check. Here's where it falls short, and when a purpose-built review earns its keep.
- [What to Watch for in an NDA Before You Sign (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/what-to-watch-for-in-an-nda): NDAs look like boilerplate, but a few clauses can bind you for years. Here's how to read one, the red flags to catch, and what to ask for.
- [7 Things to Negotiate Before You Sign a Contract (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/what-to-negotiate-before-you-sign): A practical negotiation checklist for freelancers and small businesses — the seven terms worth pushing on, and copy-paste scripts to ask for each.
- [Red Flags in a Service Agreement (and How to Fix Them, 2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/red-flags-in-a-service-agreement): The clauses that quietly favor the other party in a client or service agreement — what they look like, and the exact language to ask for instead.
- [How to Review a Job Offer & Employment Contract (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/how-to-review-a-job-offer): An offer letter is more than the salary line. Here's how to read an employment contract clause by clause — equity, non-competes, termination.
- [How to Read a Lease: 7 Red Flags Before You Sign (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/how-to-read-a-lease): Before you sign a rental lease, learn the seven clauses that most often catch tenants out — what each means and what to ask for instead.
- [How to Read a Freelance Contract (Before You Sign, 2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/how-to-read-a-freelance-contract): A clause-by-clause guide for freelancers: what each part of a client contract means, the red flags to catch, and what to fix before you sign.
- [How to Get Paid On Time as a Freelancer (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/how-to-get-paid-as-a-freelancer): Late payment is the freelancer's biggest cash-flow risk. Here's how to structure your contract — deposits, milestones, net terms — so you get paid.

## For your line of work (audience pages)
- [Is your freelance contract fair? Check before you sign.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/freelancers): A freelance contract can look fine and still leave you unpaid or without rights to your own work — check the five clauses that decide it.
- [Before you sign that vendor contract, check these five clauses.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/small-business): A vendor contract is where small businesses most often sign up for liability, lock-in, or cost creep they never priced in. Check the five clauses free.
- [Before you sign that independent contractor agreement, check these four things.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/contractors): An independent contractor agreement can look standard and still leave your status ambiguous or your next client off-limits. Check four things, free.
- [Before you sign that lease, check these four clauses.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/tenants): A short check for renters: the early-exit penalty, deposit, renewal window and repairs — the four lease clauses where tenants actually get caught out.
- [Before you sign that tutoring contract, check these four things.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/tutors): A tutoring or coaching agreement can leave your cancellation policy, liability, and payment vague. Check four clauses free before you sign.
- [Before you sign that photography contract, check these four clauses.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/photographers): A photography contract can quietly transfer image rights, bury cancellation fees, or leave liability unclear. Check four clauses free before you sign.
- [Before you sign that wedding vendor contract, check these four clauses.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/wedding-vendors): A wedding vendor contract can leave cancellation, weather, and payment timing unclear until it's too late. Check four clauses free before you sign.
- [Before you sign that consulting contract, check these four clauses.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/consultants): A consulting agreement can leave scope open-ended, your own methods unprotected, or block your next client. Check four clauses free before you sign.
- [Before you sign that design contract, check these three things.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/graphic-designers): A design agreement can leave revisions, ownership of your files and the kill fee vague. Check three clauses free before you sign.
- [Before you sign that web development contract, check these three things.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/web-developers): A web development agreement can leave acceptance, maintenance and code ownership vague. Check three clauses free before you sign.
- [Before you sign that UX design contract, check these three things.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/ux-designers): A UX or UI design agreement can leave scope, testing work and portfolio rights vague. Check three clauses free before you sign.
- [Before you sign that offer or contractor agreement, check these three things.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/software-developers): An offer letter or contractor agreement can include broad invention assignment, non-compete and on-call terms. Check them free before you sign.
- [Before you sign that writing contract, check these three things.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/writers): A freelance writing or publishing agreement can take more rights than it pays for. Check three clauses free before you sign.
- [Before you sign that editing contract, check these three things.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/editors): A freelance editing agreement can leave rounds, deadlines and payment timing vague. Check three clauses free before you sign.
- [Before you sign that translation agreement, check these three things.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/translators): A translation or interpreting agreement can include heavy liability, strict confidentiality and slow payment terms. Check them free before you sign.
- [Before you sign that video editing contract, check these three things.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/video-editors): A video editing agreement can leave revisions, deliverables and footage ownership vague. Check three clauses free before you sign.
- [Before you sign that performance contract, check these three things.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/musicians): A performance or booking agreement can leave cancellation, payment and recording rights vague. Check three clauses free before you sign.
- [Before you sign that talent agreement, check these three things.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/actors): An acting or talent agreement can take broad usage rights and exclusivity. Check three clauses free before you sign.
- [Before you sign that gym agreement, check these three things.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/personal-trainers): A gym contractor agreement can include a non-compete, client ownership terms and fees. Check three clauses free before you sign.
- [Before you sign that spa or clinic agreement, check these three things.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/massage-therapists): A spa or clinic agreement can include room fees, client restrictions and cancellation terms. Check three clauses free before you sign.
- [Before you sign that booth rental or salon agreement, check these three things.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/hairstylists): A salon booth rental or commission agreement can include rent increases, client restrictions and product rules. Check them free before you sign.
- [Before you sign that brokerage agreement, check these three things.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/real-estate-agents): A brokerage independent contractor agreement can decide commission splits, fees and what happens to your listings when you leave. Check it free.
- [Before you sign that nursing contract, check these three things.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/nurses): A travel nurse contract or hospital offer can include cancellation terms, repayment clauses and non-competes. Check them free before you sign.
- [Before you sign that physical therapy offer, check these three things.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/physical-therapists): A physical therapy job offer can include productivity targets, non-competes and repayment terms. Check three clauses free before you sign.
- [Before you sign that lease or carrier agreement, check these three things.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/truck-drivers): An owner-operator lease or carrier agreement can include chargebacks, escrow deductions and termination terms. Check them free before you sign.
- [Before you sign that subcontract, check these three things.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/electricians): An electrical subcontract can include pay-when-paid terms, retainage and broad indemnity. Check three clauses free before you sign.
- [Before you sign that plumbing contract, check these three things.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/plumbers): A plumbing subcontract or service agreement can include change-order rules, warranty terms and payment conditions. Check them free.
- [Before you sign that carpentry subcontract, check these three things.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/carpenters): A carpentry subcontract can leave scope, retainage and delay penalties vague. Check three clauses free before you sign.
- [Before you sign that landscaping agreement, check these three things.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/landscapers): A landscaping service agreement can include auto-renewal, weather terms and damage liability. Check three clauses free before you sign.
- [Before you sign that cleaning agreement, check these three things.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/house-cleaners): A cleaning service agreement or platform terms can include cancellation, damage and client-poaching rules. Check them free before you sign.
- [Before you sign that nanny agreement, check these three things.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/nannies): A nanny agreement can leave hours, paid time off and duties vague. Check three clauses free before you sign.
- [Before you sign that interior design agreement, check these three things.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/interior-designers): An interior design agreement can leave fees on purchases, revisions and ownership of plans vague. Check three clauses free before you sign.
- [Before you sign that venue or vendor contract, check these three things.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/event-planners): Venue and vendor contracts can include attrition, cancellation and liability terms. Check three clauses free before you sign.
- [Before you sign that engagement letter or firm offer, check these three things.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/accountants): An engagement letter or firm offer can include liability, non-solicitation and scope terms. Check three clauses free before you sign.
- [Before you sign that marketing agreement, check these three things.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/marketing-specialists): A marketing retainer or consulting agreement can leave scope, results promises and ad spend vague. Check three clauses free before you sign.
- [Before you sign that chef agreement, check these three things.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/chefs): A chef employment or private chef agreement can include non-competes, recipe ownership and schedule terms. Check them free before you sign.
- [Before you sign that owner-architect agreement, check these three things.](https://www.fixmycontract.com/for/architects): An owner-architect agreement can leave scope of services, use of drawings and liability vague. Check three clauses free before you sign.

## Comparisons (how FixMyContract compares to other tools)
- [FixMyContract vs Justee: Which One Fits You? (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/compare/justee): Justee leads with free, no-signup review and compliance checks; FixMyContract focuses on signing decisions — risk score, your side, what to ask for.
- [FixMyContract vs Inkvex: Which One Fits You? (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/compare/inkvex): Inkvex is a niche, premium diligence tool for business acquisitions; FixMyContract is a low-cost, everyday contract review.
- [FixMyContract vs Genie AI: Which One Do You Need? (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/compare/genie-ai): Genie AI is a team contract platform for drafting and negotiation; FixMyContract is a low-cost first read for one person, one contract, before signing.
- [FixMyContract vs AI Lawyer: Which One Fits You? (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/compare/ai-lawyer): AI Lawyer is a broad, multilingual legal-chatbot app; FixMyContract is a structured, contract-specific read — risk score, your side, what to ask for.
- [FixMyContract vs Legalese Decoder: Which Fits You? (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/compare/legalese-decoder): Legalese Decoder translates legal documents into plain English at tiered pricing; FixMyContract is a structured, role-aware review starting free.
- [FixMyContract vs ClearSign: Which One Fits You? (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/compare/clearsign): ClearSign now runs a three-tier monthly plan (20/60/500 reviews) plus credit packs, at a new address after its original domain went dark.
- [Spellbook Alternative for Individuals: FixMyContract](https://www.fixmycontract.com/compare/spellbook): Spellbook is built around a Word add-in for lawyers, with custom team pricing; FixMyContract is for the person signing: one free analysis, $9 report.
- [FixMyContract vs goHeather: Which Fits One Contract? (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/compare/goheather): goHeather is built around a Word add-in, with team plans; FixMyContract reads one contract from your side: one free analysis, $9 single report.
- [FixMyContract vs Flag Red: Two Ways to Check a Contract](https://www.fixmycontract.com/compare/flag-red): Flag Red and FixMyContract both flag risky contract terms before you sign. Compare prices, free options and what each report shows.
- [FixMyContract vs Rocket Lawyer: Which Fits You? (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/compare/rocket-lawyer): Rocket Lawyer bundles documents, AI contract review and attorney access in a membership; FixMyContract does one job — reading a contract before you sign.
- [FixMyContract vs Lexitize: Which Contract Tool Fits? (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/compare/lexitize): Lexitize offers a monthly free allowance and low-cost analysis packs; FixMyContract offers one free analysis, a $9 single report and monthly plans.
- [FixMyContract vs LegalZoom Contract Review (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/compare/legalzoom): LegalZoom offers contract review by attorneys through a legal plan; FixMyContract is software that gives you a first read of a contract before you sign.
- [Made a Contract With LawDepot? Review It Before You Sign](https://www.fixmycontract.com/compare/lawdepot): LawDepot helps you create a contract from a template; FixMyContract reads the finished contract — or the one the other side sends back — before you sign.
- [Got a DocuSign Link? Review the Contract Before You Sign](https://www.fixmycontract.com/compare/docusign): A DocuSign envelope is the moment of signing, not of reading. How to download the document and get a first read before you click Sign.
- [Can I Use ChatGPT to Review My Contract? (Here's the Catch)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/compare/chatgpt): Yes — you can paste a contract into ChatGPT for a quick plain-English read. Here's where it falls short, and when a structured review is worth it.

## Glossary (plain-English contract-term definitions)
- [Affiliate License](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/affiliate-license): An affiliate license extends a license to related companies — parents, subsidiaries, sister companies. Who is covered and what to ask for.
- [Amendment Clause](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/amendment-clause): An amendment clause sets how a contract can be changed after signing. Why it matters when plans change, and what to ask for.
- [Anti-Assignment Clause](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/anti-assignment-clause): An anti-assignment clause stops a party from handing the contract to someone else without consent. How it works, what to watch for, and what to ask for.
- [Arbitration Clause](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/arbitration-clause): An arbitration clause routes disputes to a private arbitrator instead of court. What that trades away, and the fairness terms to check before signing.
- [Audit Rights Clause](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/audit-rights-clause): An audit rights clause lets one party inspect the other's books or records. How often, who pays, and what to ask for before you agree to one.
- [Auto-Renewal Clause](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/auto-renewal-clause): An auto-renewal (evergreen) clause extends a contract for a new term unless you cancel inside a notice window. How the trap works and the fix to ask for.
- [Background IP](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/background-ip): Background IP is what you owned before the project — tools, templates, know-how. Why broad assignments sweep it up, and the carve-out to ask for.
- [Carve-Out](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/carve-out-clause): A carve-out is an exception written into a restriction like a non-compete or exclusivity clause. Why it matters and what to ask for.
- [Change of Control Clause](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/change-of-control-clause): A change of control clause gives a party rights if the other is sold or merged — often the right to end the contract. What to ask for.
- [Confidentiality Clause](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/confidentiality-clause): A confidentiality clause restricts sharing the other party's private information. The perpetual, one-way versions to watch for — and the standard fixes.
- [Contract Expiration Date](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/contract-expiration-date): A contract's expiration date is when its term ends. How it is set, what can outlast it, and what to ask for before you sign.
- [Contract review](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/contract-review): A contract review is a close read of an agreement before you sign — what it commits you to, who carries the risk, and how either side can end it.
- [Counterparts Clause](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/counterparts-clause): A counterparts clause lets each party sign a separate copy of the same contract. What it does, what to check, and what to ask for.
- [Covenant Not to Sue](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/covenant-not-to-sue): A covenant not to sue is a promise not to bring certain claims against the other party. What you may be giving up and what to ask for.
- [Deemed Acceptance](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/deemed-acceptance): What does deemed acceptance mean? Your deliverables are automatically approved if the client doesn't object in writing by a set deadline.
- [Effective Date](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/effective-date): The effective date is when a contract starts to bind the parties — not always the day it is signed. What to check and what to ask for.
- [Entire Agreement Clause](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/entire-agreement-clause): An entire agreement clause says the written contract replaces earlier promises and talks. Why it matters and what to ask for before you sign.
- [Exclusivity Clause](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/exclusivity-clause): An exclusivity clause stops a party from working with others in a set area, market or product line. What it costs you and what to ask for.
- [Fixed-Term Contract](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/fixed-term-contract): A fixed-term contract runs for a set period and ends automatically on that date — how it differs from auto-renewing and indefinite contracts.
- [Force Majeure](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/force-majeure): A force majeure clause excuses a party from performing when an extraordinary, uncontrollable event makes it impossible — for the events it lists.
- [Governing Law](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/governing-law): A governing law clause picks which jurisdiction's law applies to the contract. Why it pairs with venue, and what a distant choice really costs.
- [Hold-Harmless Clause](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/hold-harmless-clause): A hold-harmless clause releases the other party from claims; indemnification reimburses a loss. How the two differ, and what to check before signing.
- [Indemnification](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/indemnification): Indemnification means one party promises to cover the other's losses in defined situations. The one-way trap, and what to ask for instead.
- [Insurance Clause](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/insurance-clause): An insurance clause requires a party to carry certain insurance, often at set amounts. What to check before you sign and what to ask for.
- [IP Assignment](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/ip-assignment): An IP assignment clause transfers ownership of work product. The timing trap — ownership before payment — and the conditional-transfer fix.
- [Joint and Several Liability](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/joint-and-several-liability): Joint and several liability means any one signer can be held responsible for the whole debt — not just their share. Why it matters for co-signers.
- [Joint IP Ownership](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/joint-ip-ownership): Joint IP ownership means both parties own what they create together. Why it can freeze the result, and what to ask for instead.
- [Jury Trial Waiver](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/jury-trial-waiver): A jury trial waiver gives up the right to have a contract dispute decided by a jury. Why it matters and what to ask for before you sign.
- [Kill Fee](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/kill-fee): A kill fee is the amount owed if a project is cancelled mid-way. Why it protects project work, and how to word it before you sign.
- [License Grant](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/license-grant): A license grant gives permission to use something — software, content, a brand — while ownership stays put. What its scope covers and what to ask for.
- [Limitation of Liability](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/limitation-of-liability): A limitation of liability clause caps what a party can owe if things go wrong. Why the cap's size and symmetry matter, and what to ask for.
- [Liquidated Damages](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/liquidated-damages): A liquidated damages clause sets a fixed amount owed for a specific breach before it happens — here's how to judge whether the number is reasonable.
- [Minimum Purchase Commitment](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/minimum-purchase-commitment): A minimum purchase commitment means buying at least a set amount — or paying the difference. What to watch for and what to ask for.
- [Most Favored Nation Clause](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/most-favored-nation-clause): A most favored nation clause promises a party terms at least as good as anyone else gets. What it costs the side giving it, and what to ask for.
- [Mutual NDA](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/mutual-nda): A mutual NDA binds both parties to confidentiality; a unilateral (one-way) NDA binds only the receiving side. Which lines of the text show which one it is.
- [Net 30](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/net-30): Net 30 means payment is due 30 days after the invoice. What net 60/90 does to your cash flow, and the deposit + late-interest terms to ask for.
- [No-Waiver Clause](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/no-waiver-clause): A no-waiver clause keeps a right alive even if a party let it slide before. What it means for late payments and deadlines, and what to ask for.
- [Non-Compete](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/non-compete): A non-compete restricts working for competitors after a contract ends. How to read its scope, time, and geography — and what to negotiate.
- [Non-Disparagement Clause](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/non-disparagement-clause): A non-disparagement clause limits what you may say about the other party. How wide it can reach, how long it lasts, and what to ask for.
- [Non-Renewal Notice Period](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/non-renewal-notice-period): A non-renewal notice period is the deadline to say you don't want an auto-renewing contract to continue. How it works and what to ask for.
- [Non-Solicitation](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/non-solicitation): A non-solicitation clause bars poaching clients or employees after a contract ends. How it differs from a non-compete, and how to narrow it.
- [Non-Transferable License](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/non-transferable-license): A non-transferable license can't be passed to anyone else. What that means if your business is sold or restructured, and what to ask for.
- [Notice Clause](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/notice-clause): A notice clause sets how formal notices, like termination or renewal notices, must be sent. What to watch for and what to ask for.
- [Parties to a Contract](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/contract-parties): The parties are the people or businesses bound by a contract. Why it matters whether that is you or your company, and what to check.
- [Penalty Clause](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/penalty-clause): A penalty clause punishes breach rather than estimating a loss — which is why many courts refuse to enforce one. How it differs from liquidated damages.
- [Perpetual License](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/perpetual-license): A perpetual license has no end date; an irrevocable one can't be taken back. What that means when you grant one, and what to ask for.
- [Personal Guarantee](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/personal-guarantee): A personal guarantee makes an individual personally liable for a business or lease obligation — erasing the protection an LLC or deposit gives.
- [Post-Termination Obligations](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/post-termination-obligations): Post-termination obligations are duties that continue after a contract ends — support, handover, sell-off. What to watch for and what to ask for.
- [Price Restriction](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/price-restriction-clause): A price restriction limits raising or lowering prices — a freeze, a cap on increases, a floor. What it covers, what it misses, and what to ask for.
- [Release Clause](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/release-clause): A release clause gives up claims against the other party. Where releases appear, what they can cover, and what to ask for before you sign.
- [Representations and Warranties](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/representations-and-warranties): Representations and warranties are statements of fact and promises a party stands behind. What to watch for and what to ask for.
- [Revenue Sharing Clause](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/revenue-sharing-clause): A revenue sharing clause splits income from a product, deal or partnership. How the base is defined, when it is paid, and what to ask for.
- [Right of First Refusal](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/right-of-first-refusal): A right of first refusal lets one party match an offer before you accept someone else's. How it differs from first offer, and what to ask for.
- [Scope Creep](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/scope-creep): Scope creep is a project growing past what was agreed, without new pay. The contract terms that stop it before it starts.
- [Scope of Work](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/scope-of-work): A scope of work (SOW) and a statement of work are the same document — here's what it defines and why vague scope causes disputes.
- [Severability](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/severability): A severability clause keeps the rest of a contract valid if one provision is found unenforceable — protective boilerplate, with one variant worth checking.
- [Source Code Escrow](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/source-code-escrow): Source code escrow holds a vendor's code with a third party, released to the customer if a stated event happens. What to check and what to ask for.
- [Specific Performance](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/specific-performance-clause): Specific performance is a court order to do what a contract promised, not just pay for the breach. What the clause means and what to ask for.
- [Survival Clause](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/survival-clause): A survival clause lists the duties that continue after a contract ends. What can survive, what to watch for, and what to ask for.
- [Termination for Convenience](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/termination-for-convenience): Termination for convenience lets a party end a contract without cause. Why the one-way version hurts, and the kill-fee fix to ask for.
- [Third-Party Beneficiary](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/third-party-beneficiary): A third-party beneficiary clause says whether someone outside the contract can enforce it. Why the usual “no third-party beneficiaries” line matters.
- [Uncapped Liability](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/uncapped-liability): Uncapped liability means some claims sit outside the contract's liability cap. Which carve-outs are common and what to ask for.
- [Unilateral NDA](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/unilateral-nda): A unilateral (one-way) NDA binds only one side to confidentiality. When that is fair, when it is not, and how to tell which one you are signing.
- [Venue Clause](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/venue-clause): A venue clause fixes where disputes must be brought. Why a distant venue can make a contract unenforceable in practice, and what to ask for.
- [Volume Restriction](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/volume-restriction-clause): A volume restriction caps how much you can use or buy under a contract, or charges more past a threshold. What to watch for and what to ask for.
- [Warranty Period](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/warranty-period): A warranty period is how long a promise about quality lasts. When it starts, what it covers, and what to ask for if your contract says nothing.
- [Work for Hire](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/work-for-hire): Work for hire means the hiring party owns the work from the moment it's created. Why the label alone doesn't settle ownership, and what to ask for.

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