For startup founders
Early-stage founders sign contracts that shape everything — equity splits, investor rights, vendor lock-in. GoodFaith gives you an AI advisor that understands what's at stake when you can't yet afford outside counsel.
A startup lawyer costs $500/hour. The contracts you sign in year one affect everything that comes after. GoodFaith bridges the gap.
Vesting schedules, IP assignment, decision-making authority, what happens if someone leaves. Your advisor reviews every clause from your position and explains what you'd be giving up.
Valuation caps, pro-rata rights, MFN clauses, liquidation preferences. Your advisor translates investor terms into plain language and flags provisions that could dilute your control.
Auto-renewal traps, data ownership clauses, SLA commitments that don't actually commit to anything. Your advisor spots the terms that could lock you in or leave you exposed.
When you're writing the contract instead of signing it, your advisor helps you include the protections your company needs — IP assignment, confidentiality, at-will terms — without being unreasonable.
The best negotiations happen when both parties understand the contract. Share a GoodFaith negotiation link with your co-founder, investor, or vendor — they get their own advisor, and you negotiate clause by clause until you both agree.
No back-and-forth email attachments. No “my lawyer will get back to your lawyer.” Just two parties working through a contract together, each with an advisor in their corner.