Free agency contract review

Paste a management contract and we'll go through it clause by clause against 18 patterns that reliably cost creators money or control. No account, no card, and we don't store what you paste.

Nothing you paste is saved. If you're still negotiating with this agency, you shouldn't have to leave a copy of their contract with a stranger to find out whether it's fair. The text is read once, in memory, and thrown away.
Plain text works best. Remove your name and theirs if you'd rather.

What we look for

7 of these are deal-breakers — clauses that can cost you your account, your content, or money you've already earned.

Why this exists

Search for advice on creator management contracts and most of what comes back is published by agencies. They are not going to tell you that a 50% commission needs to nearly double your income before you break even, or that a credential-transfer clause hands over your entire business.

We have no agency to protect. This checker exists inside our paid product anyway, so there's no reason to put it behind a signup wall — the people who most need it are the ones least likely to hand over an email address to a company they've never heard of.

How it works

A language model reads the contract and finds and quotes the relevant clauses. It does not decide how serious they are — a fixed, versioned rule pack does that, so the same clause always gets the same verdict and a model update can't silently change what we tell people. You see the exact text that triggered every flag, so you can judge it yourself.

This is an automated review to help you spot common problems — not legal advice, and not a substitute for a lawyer. We can miss things, and a clause that looks fine in isolation can still be a problem in context. Have a lawyer review anything you are about to sign.