# 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
- [Pricing](https://www.fixmycontract.com/#pricing): Free (3 analyses/mo, no card); Pro $19/mo (or $190/yr), Expert $79/mo (or $790/yr), and Business from $99/seat/mo (not open yet)

## Guides (plain-English contract explainers)
- [How to Review a Vendor Agreement Before You Sign (Small Business Guide, 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 — scope, payment, liability, and the exit clause — before you sign.
- [Auto-Renewal Clauses: How They Work and How to Cancel in 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, what the 2026 rules actually require, and how to cancel one properly.
- [What Happened to ReviewMyContract? Is It Still Available? (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/what-happened-to-reviewmycontract): ReviewMyContract.ai says it's no longer accepting new reviews, though its free contract guides remain online. Here's what we verified, and how to evaluate an alternative for everyday contract review.
- [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 — with real clause language and a negotiation script.
- [Can You Still Dispute Something After a Deemed Acceptance Deadline? (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/guides/can-you-dispute-a-deemed-acceptance-clause): What you can still negotiate before signing, how to object while you're inside the window, and why 'the deadline passed' isn't automatically the end of the conversation — read carefully, not guessed at.
- [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, NDAs, and service agreements — with the risk each one carries and exactly what to ask for instead.
- [What Happened to Clausely? How to Choose a Contract Review 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 a practical checklist for picking a new AI contract review 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 lawyers actually charge to review a contract in 2026: typical flat fees and hourly rates by contract type, what drives the price up, and when a full legal review is worth it.
- [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 — and for a quick gut check it's genuinely useful. Here's what a general chatbot does well, 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 a non-disclosure agreement, 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, why they matter, 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, why they're risky, 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, IP, termination — before you accept.
- [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 one means, why it's risky, 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 and consultants: what each part of a client contract really means, the red flags to catch, and exactly 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, late fees — so you actually get paid.

## Comparisons (how FixMyContract compares to other tools)
- [FixMyContract vs Legalese Decoder: Which Contract Review Tool Fits You? (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/compare/legalese-decoder): Legalese Decoder translates dense legal documents into plain English at tiered pricing; FixMyContract is a structured, role-aware contract review starting free. Here's how they actually differ, including billing complaints worth knowing about.
- [FixMyContract vs Inkvex: Which Contract Review Tool Fits You? (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/compare/inkvex): Inkvex is a niche, premium diligence tool for business acquisitions and commercial leases; FixMyContract is a low-cost, everyday contract review. Here's how they actually differ.
- [FixMyContract vs Genie AI: Which One Do You Actually Need? (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/compare/genie-ai): Genie AI is a team contract platform for drafting, redlining, and negotiation; FixMyContract is a low-cost first read for one person with one contract to understand before signing.
- [FixMyContract vs ChatGPT: Which Is Right for Reading a Contract? (2026)](https://www.fixmycontract.com/compare/chatgpt): You can paste a contract into ChatGPT and get a genuinely useful plain-English summary. Here's what that workflow does well, where it falls short, and when a purpose-built review earns its keep.
- [FixMyContract vs AI Lawyer: Which Contract Review Tool 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. Here's how they actually differ.
- [FixMyContract vs Justee: Which Contract Review Tool 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.

## Glossary (plain-English contract-term definitions)
- [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.
- [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.
- [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.
- [Deemed Acceptance](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/deemed-acceptance): A deemed acceptance clause treats deliverables as approved if no objections arrive by a deadline. Why it protects you from endless 'pending' work.
- [Force Majeure](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/force-majeure): A force majeure clause excuses a party from performing when an extraordinary event outside their control makes it impossible. What counts, and the fixes that keep it fair.
- [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.
- [Indemnification](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/indemnification): Indemnification means one party promises to cover the other's losses in defined situations. What it looks like, the one-way trap, and what to ask for instead.
- [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 most with roommates and co-signers.
- [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.
- [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 fixes a preset amount owed for a specific breach. How to judge whether the number is fair — and what to ask for.
- [Mutual NDA](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/mutual-nda): A mutual NDA binds both parties to confidentiality; a one-way NDA binds only you. How to tell which you're signing, and when each is fair.
- [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.
- [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-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.
- [Personal Guarantee](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/personal-guarantee): A personal guarantee makes an individual personally liable for a business or lease obligation. Why it erases the protection an LLC or lease deposit is supposed to give.
- [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) defines exactly what a project includes — deliverables, revisions, timeline. Why vague scope is the root of most disputes.
- [Severability](https://www.fixmycontract.com/glossary/severability): A severability clause keeps the rest of a contract valid if one provision is found unenforceable. Why it's protective boilerplate — and the one variant worth checking.
- [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.
- [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.
- [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.

## Full text
- [Everything above, in full](https://www.fixmycontract.com/llms-full.txt): the complete body of every guide,
  comparison and glossary page in one plain-text file — no crawling required.

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