For contractors and companies
Independent contractor agreement review, in plain language.
Whether you're the contractor or the company hiring one, a licensed attorney reviews the agreement and flags the terms that matter most for your side.
Who it's for
- Freelancers and consultants asked to sign a client's contractor agreement
- Businesses engaging contractors who want to check their agreement
Common issues the attorney reviews
- 01
Scope of work and deliverables
Whether the work, milestones, and acceptance terms are clear.
- 02
Payment terms
Rates, invoicing, payment timing, and expense reimbursement.
- 03
Intellectual property ownership
Who owns the work product and any pre-existing materials.
- 04
Contractor classification language
How the relationship is described and the control each side has.
- 05
Non-compete and non-solicitation
Restrictions on future clients or work, and how long they last.
- 06
Termination and liability
How either side can end the engagement and who bears the risk.
What you get
A written review prepared by a licensed attorney, not an automated AI document review.
- Attorney review of the submitted agreement
- Identification of material legal and business risks
- Flagging of unfavorable or problematic provisions
- Standard turnaround of three business days
The standard review does not automatically include redlining, rewriting, negotiation with the other party, or a live attorney consultation. Each is available as an optional add-on.
How it works
- 01
Choose your service and upload your document.
- 02
A licensed attorney reviews the agreement and identifies important issues.
- 03
Receive the completed review within the applicable turnaround period.
Pricing and turnaround
- 1–9 pages
- $199
- 10–19 pages
- $299
- 20+ pages
- Request a Quote
3 Business Days standard. Need it sooner? Express Review (+$75) is delivered within one business day. Subject to attorney availability and acceptance of the engagement.
The 3-business-day turnaround begins the next business day after your payment is received. Payments received after 9:00 p.m. Eastern Time are treated as received the next business day. Weekends and federal holidays are excluded.
Questions
Is my contractor agreement reviewed by a real attorney?+
Yes. A licensed attorney reviews your agreement and writes the comments. It is not an automated or AI-generated review.
What do I receive?+
A written attorney review identifying material risks, unfavorable or problematic provisions, plain-language comments and recommendations, and potential negotiation points. Reasonable clarification questions about the completed review are included.
Does the review include redlines or negotiating with the other side?+
Not by default. Amendments / Redline and Negotiation Support are optional add-ons you can choose in Get Started.
Can you review it if I'm the company, not the contractor?+
Yes. You'll choose which side you're on in Get Started so the attorney reviews it from your perspective.
Who owns the work under an independent contractor agreement?+
It depends on the agreement's intellectual property terms. The attorney's review explains who owns the work product as written and flags language worth discussing before you sign.
Does a contractor agreement review decide whether I'm an employee or a contractor?+
No. The review comments on how the agreement describes the relationship, but it is not a formal classification determination. Questions specific to your situation can be discussed in an Attorney Consultation.
More answers on our FAQ page.
Ready to get started?
See your price, pay securely, then upload your document.
Review My Contractor AgreementGeneral information only, not legal advice. Services are subject to conflicts clearance and acceptance of the engagement.