I'm a solo dev who kept watching freelancer friends sign terrible client contracts — work-for-hire that gives the client all your IP, auto-renewals, clauses that let a client hold a kill fee over your head. Most of them can't afford a $300–800 lawyer review on every deal, so they just sign.
So I built ClauseCatch: an AI contract reviewer for freelancers and small studios. You paste or upload a client/partnership contract, pay a one-time $39, and get a plain-English risk report back in minutes — a verdict (low/medium/high risk), red flags, missing clauses, and what to actually negotiate before you sign.
It's an internal test right now — I've run 3 of my own sample contracts through it to sanity-check output quality, no paying customers yet. I'm sharing because I want to know: as a freelancer or small studio, where do contracts bite you hardest? Scope creep? IP? Non-payment?
Two ways to see it without paying:
Sample report (fictional, clearly labeled): https://ebbce932d1ea60d100eb82048c6ddfdd.ctonew.app/sample-report
Free explainer — paste any terms/policy/contract and get a plain-English "what it means," no login: https://ebbce932d1ea60d100eb82048c6ddfdd.ctonew.app/understand
Not legal advice — it's a plain-English risk read to help you know where to push back or get a lawyer focused on the part that matters.
Want the full $39 review free? I'm taking a few beta testers for honest feedback: https://ebbce932d1ea60d100eb82048c6ddfdd.ctonew.app/beta