For freelancers and independent contractors
Your client just asked for more.
Is it in your contract?
Paste their request and your contract. In about fifteen seconds you'll know whether you already agreed to do it — with the exact clause that proves it, and a reply you can send without sounding difficult.
"Thanks for the last changes! We've got a third round of revisions on the homepage — the team wants the hero section reworked again."
"Glad the last changes landed well. One thing to flag before I dive in: clause 3.2 of our agreement includes two rounds of revisions per deliverable, and we've now used both. A third round is additional work, billed at my standard rate…"
Three reasons freelancers open it
Answer requests without working for free
Scope creep rarely arrives as a demand. It arrives as "just one quick thing". Know immediately whether that thing is already paid for.
Check a contract before you sign it
Unlimited revisions, IP grabs, 90-day payment terms, termination with no kill fee — flagged in plain English, with a risk score.
Reply professionally, with proof
Every reply is warm, firm, and backed by the clause it rests on. You're asking to be paid for work, which is normal.
How it works
Save your contract once
Paste it in and name it. It's stored against your account and reused for every check after that.
Paste what they asked for
The email, the Slack message, the "quick favour" — whatever landed in front of you.
Get an answer you can act on
In scope, out of scope, or not covered at all — plus an estimate of the extra work and a reply ready to send.
Pricing
No card needed
- ✓ 3 analyses to try it properly
- ✓ Contracts up to 8,000 characters
- ✓ Full plain-English breakdown and reply
or $69 a year — works out at $5.75/month
- ✓ 90 analyses a month
- ✓ Contracts up to 40,000 characters
- ✓ Save contracts and reuse them
- ✓ Full analysis history
- ✓ Priority email support
30-day money-back guarantee. Not happy? Get a full refund from your Account tab in two taps — no email, no waiting.
Questions
Is this legal advice?
No, and it never claims to be. It explains what your contract says in plain English and drafts a reply you can send. For anything consequential — a dispute, a contract you're unsure about signing — talk to a lawyer.
Can it invent a clause that isn't in my contract?
No. Every quoted clause is checked against your actual contract text before you see it, and anything that can't be found is discarded. If there's no clause to stand on, it says the answer is unclear rather than guessing — because you might forward that answer to a client.
What if my contract doesn't mention the request at all?
It says exactly that — "not covered" — rather than pretending your contract forbids it. Unwritten work generally isn't part of the deal, so it's billable, but the reply asks the client to confirm scope before you start instead of overstating your position.
Will it tell me what to charge?
It sizes the extra work — in the contract's own units where possible, such as revision rounds, and in hours otherwise — and always as a range. It never sets a price, because it doesn't know your rate. If a request is too vague to size honestly, it says so and tells you what to ask.
What happens to my contracts?
They're stored against your account so you can reuse them, and you can delete any of them, or your whole account, at any time. Analysis history is optional — switch it off and nothing from your analyses is kept.
Can I cancel any time?
Yes, from your Account tab. You keep access until the end of the period you've paid for. Within the first 30 days you can take a full refund instead.
Stop giving away work you already scoped
Three free analyses. No card, no trial countdown, nothing to cancel if you don't come back.