For freelancers & contractors

Stop signing contracts
you didn't fully read.

That 12-page master services agreement your client sent over? Your AI advisor reads every clause, flags what's unusual for freelance work, and helps you negotiate better terms — before you sign anything.

The clauses freelancers miss

Client contracts are written to protect the client. Your advisor knows what to look for from your side of the table.

IP assignment that goes too far

Some contracts claim ownership of everything you create during the engagement — including work for other clients. Your advisor flags overbroad IP clauses and suggests language that protects your portfolio and side projects.

Payment terms that leave you waiting

Net-60 payment terms with no late fee? Kill fees buried in the cancellation clause? Your advisor highlights payment risks and helps you negotiate terms that keep your cash flow healthy.

Non-competes that limit your next gig

A 12-month non-compete in a freelance contract can freeze your career. Your advisor identifies restrictive covenants and helps you negotiate reasonable scope and duration.

Unlimited revision clauses

“Client may request revisions until satisfied” means your fixed-price project just became open-ended. Your advisor spots scope creep traps and helps you set clear boundaries.

How freelancers use GoodFaith

  1. 01

    Client sends you a contract

    Paste it into GoodFaith. Your AI advisor breaks it into clauses and reviews each one from your perspective as the service provider.

  2. 02

    Ask questions in plain English

    “Is this non-compete normal?” “What happens if they cancel after I start?” Your advisor answers based on what's actually in the contract.

  3. 03

    Send back a clean redline

    Your advisor helps you draft counterproposals in professional contract language. Share the negotiation link with your client so they can review with their own advisor.

Your client has a legal team.
Now you have an advisor too.