Read the fine print
before you sign it.

Paste any client contract and get a plain-English risk report in seconds — the risky clauses, why they matter, and what to ask for instead. Built for freelancers and small agencies.

Try it now — no signup, demo mode included

How it works

From contract to clarity in under a minute.

1

Paste or upload

Drop in your contract text, or upload the PDF or Word file your client sent you.

2

Get your risk score

FinePrint reads every clause and scores the agreement 0–100, flagging high, medium, and low risks.

3

Fix what matters

Each flag comes with a plain-English explanation and a practical suggestion for what to negotiate.

Simple pricing

Cheaper than one hour of a lawyer's time. Less than your coffee budget, even.

Single scan

$5 one-time
  • 1 full contract risk report
  • Risk score + flagged clauses
  • Copy or download your report

Questions

The short answers.

Is this legal advice?

No. FinePrint spots common contractual risks and explains them in plain English, but it is not a law firm and nothing here is legal advice. For high-stakes agreements, talk to a licensed attorney.

What kinds of contracts can I scan?

Client service agreements, MSAs, SOWs, contractor agreements, NDAs — anything written. Paste the text or upload a PDF or DOCX.

Who is it for?

Freelancers, independent contractors, and small agency owners who regularly sign client paperwork without a lawyer on call.

Is my contract kept private?

Your text is sent securely for analysis and is never sold or shared. We don't train models on your contracts.

What does the report include?

An overall risk score (0–100), a plain-English summary, and every flagged clause with its risk level, why it matters, and what to negotiate.

Can I try it free?

Yes — hit "Scan a contract" and try the built-in demo on a sample agreement. No signup, no credit card.

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Not legal advice. FinePrint is an informational tool, not a law firm. Reports highlight common contract risks in plain English but are not legal advice and create no attorney–client relationship. Consult a licensed attorney for advice about your specific situation.