ჟგჲბჲენთწრ ადვნრ ოპვდლვეა ეჲდჲგჲპა ჟთ.

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.

ნთღჲ ნვ ჟვ ჱაოაჱგა. აკჲ ჲღვ ოპვდჲგაპწქ ჟ რაჱთ ადვნუთწ, ნვ რპწბგა ეა ჲჟრაგწქ კჲოთვ ჲრ ეჲდჲგჲპა ჟ ნვჱნავღ, ჱა ეა პაჱბვპვქ ეალთ ვ ფვჟრვნ. რვკჟრყრ ჟვ ოპჲფვრვ ვენა ოყრ, ოჲმნთ ჟვ თ ჟლვე რჲგა ჟვ თჱჳგყპლწ.
ჲბთკნჲგვნ რვკჟრ ჟვ ოჲლსფთ ნაი- ეჲბპვ. ჲრჟრპვლვრვ თმვრჲ ჟთმვრჲ ნა ეპსდთრვ, აკჲ თჟკარვ.

ქრჲ რყპჟთმვ?

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

You must hand over account passwords Critical
Guaranteed-earnings promise Critical
You sign away ownership of your content Critical
The agency controls where your money goes Critical
Personal guarantee or liquidated damages Critical
Termination fee or exit penalty Critical
Upfront or setup fees Critical
Automatic renewal High
Commission above 30% High
Commission on income they did not generate High
Term longer than 12 months High
Non-compete extending past the contract High
They keep taking a cut after you leave High
Disputes handled somewhere inconvenient Medium
You cannot discuss the terms Medium
No right to see the numbers Medium
They can change the terms on their own Medium
No specific deliverables Medium

ჱაღჲ ჟყღვჟრგსგა რჲგა?

ოჲრყპჟთ ჟყგვრ ჱა ეჲდჲგჲპთ ჱა მვნთეზთპანვ ნა ჟყჱეაგაფთრვ თ ოჲგვფვრჲ ჲრ ჲბწგთრვ ჟა ჲრ ადვნუთთ. ნწმა ეა რთ კაზარ, ფვ 50% კჲმთჟთჲნა რპწბგა ეა ჟვ ჲბთგჲლთ ოპვეთ ეა ჟვ ჲბყპნვქ თლთ ფვ ოპვჳგყპლწნვრჲ ნა ოპჲტთლთრვ ღვ რთ ოპვეაევ უწლთწ ბთჱნვჟ.

ნწმამვ აგვნუთწ, კჲწრჲ ეა ჱაღთრწგამვ. რჲჱთ ოპჲგვპწგარვლ ჟყღვჟრგსგა გ ნაქთწ ოლარვნ ოპჲეყლზვნთვ, რაკა ფვ ნწმა ოპთფთნა ეა დჲ ჟრჲპთმ ჱაე ჟრვნარა ჱა ოპთგლვფვნთვ. ჳჲპარა, კჲთრჲ ჟა ოჲრპვბნთ, ჟა ნაი-მალკჲ ოპთგლვფვნთ ეა ოპვეაეარ თმვლნთ ადპვჟთ ნა კჲმოანთწ, ჱა კჲწრჲ ნვ ჟა ფსგალთ.

კაკ ჟრაგა რჲგა?

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.