You're signing contracts that will shape your company's future. And you're doing it alone. You don't have a legal team. You can't afford to hire a lawyer for every agreement. So you read it yourself. You're careful. But somewhere in that contract is something that could bite you later — and you don't know what you don't know.
These aren't hypotheticals. These are the clauses that cost founders money, time, and control — and they're in contracts you're signing right now.
You could owe more money than the deal is worth. A vendor agreement with unlimited liability becomes a liability — to you.
The contract renews automatically unless you opt out 60 days in advance. You miss the deadline. You're locked in for another year.
A contractor agreement says they own their work. But the language is broad enough that it could cover improvements you make, or things built using their code.
You can't work on competitive products. Ever. Even after the contract ends. It's overly restrictive and creates legal exposure you don't need.
Disputes resolved in another country's courts. You're a bootstrapped founder fighting a legal battle 5,000 miles away.
You don't need to understand legal jargon. Every flagged clause gets an explanation: what it means, why it matters, what the risk is.
Suggested alternatives give you negotiating language, not just warnings. Copy, paste, negotiate.
When the AI tells you a clause is a red flag, you have the evidence to push back. You're negotiating from a position of knowledge.
Every hire needs reasonable non-competes, IP assignment, and confidentiality.
Learn more →Who owns the work they produce? IP ownership is critical here.
Profit-sharing, decision-making, exit clauses that shape your company for years.
A lawyer costs £250–£500+ per contract. Legal Redline costs £49 per month. You can afford to review every contract carefully. But here's the honest part: Legal Redline isn't a replacement for lawyers. It's a filter. It handles the 80% of contracts that are standard. The other 20% still deserve a specialist.
See Pricing“I was about to sign a contractor agreement with someone building our MVP. Legal Redline flagged that the IP ownership clause was broader than I thought — they'd own not just the work they did, but improvements I made. A 5-minute AI review caught something that would have cost me months and thousands in legal bills.”
— James K., Founder, Series A SaaS company
These are legally complex with massive implications. Get a lawyer. But standard vendor agreements, customer terms, contractor work, and SaaS contracts? Those are exactly what Legal Redline is built for.
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