The contracts you actually use, written the way you sell. Most contract pain doesn’t come from exotic problems. It comes from ordinary agreements that were never signed, never read, or downloaded from the internet and used well past their expiry.
from $1,500 flat
A short core set, drafted properly, with plain-English notes so you know when to use which.
A flat-fee contract suite starts at $1,500 and covers the core agreements a young company actually uses: an NDA, an MSA and SOW or terms of service, and employment and contractor agreements. Each is customized to how you sell, with plain-English usage notes and a defined number of revision rounds included in the fee.
SaaS and web apps, agencies and studios, e-commerce and dropshipping stores, Amazon FBA sellers, consultancies, and creators licensing their work — anyone who has started selling and is running on a template, a handshake, or whatever the last customer sent over.
from $1,500 flat
If you need a counterparty’s paper reviewed on an ongoing basis rather than your own set drafted once, Fractional GC is the better fit.
Fewer than most founders expect. An NDA for conversations that warrant one, the outward-facing agreement you sell under, and the employment and contractor paper that keeps work inside the company. That short set covers the majority of real exposure for an early business.
This applies to companies that have started selling — or are about to — and are working from a template, a handshake, or whatever the last customer sent over.
Indemnity, limitation of liability, IP assignment, and termination cause the majority of real disputes in small-company contracting. Getting those four right matters considerably more than length.
I’ve written up the specifics in the contracts every founder needs, including what each clause does when it’s wrong.
Templates aren’t the problem; mismatched templates are. A services agreement used for a software product, a manager-managed structure for a company that runs member-managed, an out-of-state form with the wrong statute — each one contradicts reality from the day it’s signed.
A template you have read, understood and matched to your business can be adequate. One adopted because it was free rarely is.
The fee is flat and the scope is confirmed in writing before any work begins. “From” means that the stated figure is the starting point for a defined scope, and if your facts require more, you hear the revised number before anything proceeds, not on an invoice afterwards.
from $2,500 flat
Entity formation done so the paperwork matches the plan — including the founder equity and IP assignment most DIY filings skip.
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from $1,500/month
Ongoing counsel on a monthly retainer — review queue, compliance calendar, advisory hours, replies in one business day.
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from $1,950 flat
Privacy, tracking, subscription and AI-disclosure compliance for internet businesses — before the demand letter, not after.
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I read every submission personally and reply within one business day — including when the honest answer is that this isn’t a fit.