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Contract risk snapshot

Medium risk
Contract Risk Score
6.4 / 10
Needs review
Safe Warning Dangerous
Flagged clause

“Contractor agrees to modify deliverables until the client is fully satisfied.”

Plain explanation

This wording gives the client very broad power to keep asking for changes without a clear stopping point or additional payment terms.

Suggested rewrite

“The agreed price includes up to 2 revision rounds. Additional revision requests are billed separately at the contractor’s standard hourly rate.”

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Upload contracts written in German, Polish, Spanish, or English. ContractMirror explains the legal meaning in plain language, so users can understand what they are agreeing to without guessing or translating clause by clause.

Original clause
Legal wording as written in the contract.
Plain explanation
Human-readable meaning, in the user’s preferred language.
Safer wording
Concrete wording the user can propose back.
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Freelance Service Agreement.pdf

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Contract analysis result

Freelance Service Agreement.pdf

Language: English Type: PDF
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Risk score
74/100
HIGH
Executive summary

This contract contains several freelancer-unfriendly terms, especially around revisions, termination, liability, and IP transfer. The payment language is vague, and the client has too much discretion over acceptance. It should not be signed as-is without revisions.

Final recommendation
Sign only after edits

Push back on unlimited revisions, require clear payment deadlines, limit liability, and make IP transfer conditional on full payment.

HIGH Scope / Revisions

Unlimited revisions

What you risk

Original clause

Contractor agrees to revise the work until the Client is satisfied.

Plain explanation

The client can keep asking for changes with no clear limit.

Why it matters

This can create endless extra work without extra pay.

Suggested safer wording

The agreed fee includes up to 2 revision rounds. Additional revisions are billed separately at the contractor’s standard hourly rate.

MEDIUM Payment

Vague payment deadline

What you risk

Original clause

Client agrees to pay Contractor within a reasonable time after delivery.

Plain explanation

The contract does not define when payment is actually due.

Why it matters

A vague deadline makes delayed payment harder to challenge.

Suggested safer wording

Client shall pay all undisputed invoices within 7 calendar days of receipt.

HIGH Intellectual Property

Immediate IP transfer

What you risk

Original clause

All work produced shall become the sole property of the Client immediately upon creation.

Plain explanation

Ownership transfers before the contractor is paid.

Why it matters

The client may get the work product even if payment is delayed or never made.

Suggested safer wording

Ownership transfers to Client only after full payment of all amounts due under this Agreement.

HIGH Termination

One-sided termination

What you risk

Original clause

Client may terminate this agreement at any time without prior notice.

Plain explanation

The client can walk away immediately with no protection for the contractor.

Why it matters

You may lose expected revenue and time already invested.

Suggested safer wording

Either party may terminate on 14 days’ written notice. Client remains responsible for payment for all work performed up to the termination date.

Missing protection Payment

No late payment protection

There is no consequence for delayed payment, which weakens enforcement.

Suggested clause

Late payments accrue interest at 1.5% per month or the maximum amount permitted by law, whichever is lower.

Missing protection Liability

No liability cap

Without a cap, the contractor may face disproportionate financial exposure.

Suggested clause

Contractor’s total liability under this Agreement shall not exceed the total fees paid under this Agreement.