Scope of work
The Client may request additional reasonable and unlimited revisions until satisfied, at no additional cost.
A Chrome extension for independents that reads freelance contracts, SOWs and NDAs in real time, flags the clauses that bite — unlimited revisions, IP-on-final-payment, ninety-day net terms — and ships a plain-English rewrite you can paste back so a $400 gig doesn’t turn into a $4,000 dispute.
No upload. No model training. Cancel from your dashboard.
Scope of work
The Client may request additional reasonable and unlimited revisions until satisfied, at no additional cost.
Intellectual property
All deliverables, including all intellectual property rights therein, shall transfer to the Client only upon receipt of final payment.
Indemnification
The Contractor shall indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the Client from any and all claims, losses, damages, and expenses of any kind arising out of or related to the Services.
How it works
Three steps, no new rituals. The extension lives in the tab you’re already reading.
Step 01
Add DraftWarden to Chrome from the Web Store. Ten seconds, no account required to try the demo document.
Step 02
Google Docs, Notion, a PDF preview, a contract pasted inline. Reads whatever you’re already reading.
Step 03
The flag fires where the clause lives — net-90, auto-renewal, IP-on-final-payment — with the rewrite one click away.
Social proof
Reviews from freelancers using DraftWarden on real engagements.
“Caught a twelve-month auto-renewal in a $600 retainer I’d already mentally signed. The rewrite was paste-ready English — I replied in five minutes and the client didn’t blink.”
Jordan Vega
Independent designer · three-year client
“I’m not a lawyer and I don’t want to sound like one in my reply. DraftWarden gives me the flag and the words — I stay the decision-maker.”
Mira Calloway
Freelance copywriter
“The first gig I installed it on had net-90 payment terms buried in section 4. We’ve been net-30 ever since — and they’re still hiring me.”
Theo Park
Solo developer
How it works
You don’t open DraftWarden — DraftWarden opens with the contract. The flag fires where you’re already reading.
Add to Chrome from the Web Store. Takes ten seconds, no account required to read the demo doc.
Google Docs, Notion, a PDF in the sidebar, a contract dropped into the page. Reads whatever you’re reading.
Click the chip, copy the rewrite, reply to the client in plain English. You stay the decision-maker.
Five flags worth a screenshot
Each one is the live view inside your browser tab — the extension window on top, the contract excerpt with the flagged phrase highlighted, and a rewrite you can paste back the same day.
Net-90 payment terms
Payment is due within 90 days of invoice.
Three months of float means you finance their cash flow on a $400 gig.
Flagged
“Payment is due within 90 days”
Rewrite
Payment is due within 14 days of invoice. Late fee of 1.5%/month after 30 days.
Unilateral termination
The Client may terminate this Agreement at any time, with or without cause, by written notice.
They walk on a text; in-flight work stays unbillable.
Flagged
“at any time, with or without cause”
Rewrite
Either party may terminate with thirty days written notice; work in progress is paid through the notice period and delivered in its current state.
Non-compete
The Contractor shall not engage in any business that competes, directly or indirectly, with the Client during the term of this Agreement and for twelve months thereafter.
A blanket non-compete bars your next gig in the same field for a year after the engagement ends.
Flagged
“shall not engage in any business that competes, directly or indirectly”
Rewrite
Contractor agrees not to solicit the Client’s identified end customers for twelve months after this engagement ends; no restriction on serving other clients in the same industry.
Auto-renewal
This Agreement shall automatically renew for successive twelve-month terms unless either party provides written notice of non-renewal at least sixty days before the end of the then-current term.
Auto-renewal on a short cancellation window turns an ended gig into a paid year you didn't ask for.
Flagged
“shall automatically renew for successive twelve-month terms”
Rewrite
This Agreement renews only on the mutual written agreement of both parties, with at least thirty days written notice required before the end of the current term.
Missing liability cap
Each party's liability under this Agreement shall not be limited to the fees paid hereunder; the parties acknowledge that damages may exceed the contract value.
Without a cap, a single breach can run many times the contract value — small contracts become existential risk.
Flagged
“shall not be limited to the fees paid hereunder”
Rewrite
Each party's aggregate liability is capped at the fees paid in the prior twelve months, excluding indemnification for third-party IP claims and breaches of confidentiality.
Privacy by construction
Nothing leaves the page you’re reading. We do not collect, store, or transmit the text of any contract you open with DraftWarden armed.
We don’t have a training pipeline. The rewrite library is shipped with the extension and updated via Chrome Web Store releases.
If we say “work creep,” that’s what we mean. If we say “kill fee,” we mean a kill fee. You don’t learn our vocabulary to use the product.
Anonymous install/ping counters only. We never see which pages you read or which clauses you flagged.
Pricing
Cancel from your dashboard — no exit interview.
Ready when you are
$19 a month, billed monthly. No upload, no training, no drafting jargon. Just the flag, the why, and the rewrite.
Question before you install?
Real questions get real answers — usually within a day, from draftwarden@polsia.app.