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Service Agreement, Clause 2
High riskClient shall pay Contractor within 15 days of invoice within 60 days of final invoice. No deposit is required upfront.
Revidict note
Net-60 with zero deposit creates serious cash-flow risk. Ask for 30 days and a 30% upfront deposit.
Clause 4, Intellectual Property
High riskAll work product becomes Client property immediately upon creation, whether or not payment has been made.
For Designers · Developers · Writers · Consultants · Photographers · Video editors
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What we read for
The clauses that decide who gets protected.
Revidict scrutinizes the terms that quietly shift risk onto you. Each one, in plain English, and why it is worth a second look.
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Payment terms
How and when you get paid. Watch for Net-60 or Net-90 windows and “no deposit”, they push all the cash-flow risk onto you.
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IP ownership
Who owns the work. Some contracts hand over the rights the moment you create something, even before you have been paid.
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Liability & indemnity
Who pays if something goes wrong. Uncapped liability can make you responsible for losses far larger than the deal itself.
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Termination
How the deal ends. “Terminate immediately, without notice” lets the other side walk away with no warning and no wind-down.
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Auto-renewal
Contracts that renew themselves unless you cancel inside a narrow window. Easy to miss, expensive to be caught by.
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Non-compete
Limits on who else you can work with, and for how long. Overbroad clauses can quietly restrict how you earn a living.
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Revisions & scope
“Unlimited revisions until satisfied” has no finish line, it can turn a fixed fee into unpaid work with no end.
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Late fees & penalties
What happens when someone is late. Check the penalties do not run one way only, against you.
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Not just risky. Off-market for your rate.
Other tools tell you a clause exists. Revidict tells you whether it is normal for your discipline, with typical ranges drawn from the contracts freelancers and creators actually receive.
Kill fee · Design
25% at kickoff or on cancellation before real work begins; around 50% after concepts or drafts exist; 75-100% once final files are delivered.
See the deep dive →Net payment terms · Writing
Net-15 to Net-30 from acceptance of the piece. Content and copy work often pays faster (on receipt to Net-15); editorial and larger publishers tend toward Net-30.
See the deep dive →IP transfer · Creator brand deals
A usage license scoped to named channels and a term (often 3 to 12 months organic). Paid amplification (whitelisting or boosting the creator's post as an ad) and perpetual or all-media rights are separate, priced add-ons.
See the deep dive →Honest comparison
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Benchmarks
What is normal for a kill fee, deposit, or usage clause, by discipline and rate.
Contract types
NDA, retainer, SOW, service agreement, licensing: what each is and what to check.
Checklists
The red flags to check before you sign, as a scannable list for your discipline.
Glossary
Every clause in plain English: work-for-hire, indemnity, exclusivity, and more.
How we compare
Where Revidict fits next to the tools you already use, honestly.
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What is Revidict?
Revidict is a free AI contract review tool for freelancers and creators. Paste or upload the contract someone sent you and it flags risky clauses in plain English, scores the overall fairness, benchmarks the terms against what is normal for your rate and discipline, and drafts the pushback email and replacement clauses.
Why not just ask ChatGPT to review my contract?
A general chat assistant reads one paste at a time. Revidict keeps benchmarks for what is normal by discipline, checks every review against your own non-negotiables, remembers each negotiation round so it can redline their revision against the last version, and gives you a shareable review to send back. See the honest comparison at /vs/chatgpt.
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You will see a clear notice once you hit the monthly limit, with the option to wait for next month or upgrade. No surprise charges.
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PDF and DOCX are supported directly, up to 10MB. You can also just paste text if that is easier.
Does Revidict replace a lawyer?
No. Revidict helps you spot the clauses worth a second look and drafts the email to raise them. For anything high-stakes, pair it with a real legal review.
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