Plain-English contract summary
Understand a client's contract before you sign: key terms, red flags, questions to ask.
Last tested 2026-10-19 Its example inputs were run through Claude Haiku 5.5, and an AI judge (Jev) scored the reply 91/100 for following the rules and doing the task.
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Example output
I wrote this by hand on 2026-10-19 from the made-up inputs below, to show what a good result looks like. Your results will vary, so read every draft before you use it.
Example inputs
- Contract text: 5. Payment: net 60 from acceptance of final deliverables. 7. IP: all work product, including preliminary concepts, becomes Client's property upon creation. 9. Client may terminate at any time without payment for work in progress.
Payment
Net 60, starting from when they accept the final work. "net 60 from acceptance of final deliverables" (5)
You could wait two months or more after you finish to get paid.
Who owns the work
The client owns everything as soon as you create it, even early concepts. "becomes Client's property upon creation" (7)
Termination
They can end the contract anytime and not pay for work in progress. "without payment for work in progress" (9)
Red flags
1. No payment for work in progress if they cancel.
2. They own the work before paying for it.
3. Net 60 from acceptance means you have no say in when the clock starts.
Ask
- Can we do a deposit, plus payment for completed work if the project is canceled?
- Can ownership transfer on full payment?
- Can payment be net 15 from delivery?
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