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Two clauses can look fine alone. Together, they can cost you the invoice.

4eyes reads a contract the way a careful lawyer would — cross-referencing every clause against every other one, so the trap hiding between Section 7 and Appendix A doesn't hide from you.

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✓ SECTION 7
Disputes are resolved through binding arbitration via the platform's arbitration service.
✓ APPENDIX A
Arbitration costs $675 total, split evenly between both parties.
read together
⚠ Compound Trap
Any milestone under $337.50 per party can be held hostage — fighting the dispute costs more than just surrendering the payment.
How It Works
01
Paste or upload
Drop in a PDF, DOCX, or plain text — an NDA, an SOW, or a platform's terms of service.
02
Cross-reference every clause
The engine checks each section against every other section — not just each one on its own.
03
Get a plain verdict
Red flags, compound traps, and next steps — not another wall of legal text to decode yourself.
What It Catches
Reverse protections
Clauses disguised as ordinary definitions that quietly grant one party rights over the other's independent work.
Payment traps
Subjective acceptance language, broad offset rights, and fee structures that make disputing small amounts irrational.
Silent overrides
A "notwithstanding" clause two pages later that quietly cancels a protection you thought you had.
Platform terms
Tells you when a clause is actually negotiable — and when it isn't, so you know to work around it instead.
What A Report Looks Like
Independent Contractor Agreement · 4 pages VERDICT · AVOID
DEALBREAKERSection 7 — Pre-existing IP forfeiture
A "notwithstanding" clause quietly transfers ownership of any of your own prior code or tools the moment you use them in the work. Fix: license it, never assign it.
CRITICALSection 2 — Payment held by subjective acceptance
Payment is due only after the client decides, in their sole discretion, that no more revisions are needed — meaning they can delay paying indefinitely.
NEGOTIATESection 6 — Audit of personal devices
Grants the client the right to inspect your personal computer and files. Ask to limit this to project records only.
Real output, trimmed. The full report includes every flag, missing protections, and next steps.
What You'll Find In The Report
Risk score & verdict — sign, negotiate, or avoid, at a glance
Red flags — each with the exact clause quoted and what it means for you
Compound traps — clause combinations that only bite when read together
Missing protections — what a fair contract would include but this one doesn't
What to ask for — plain wording you can take back to the other side
Severity tags — so you know what's a dealbreaker vs. a minor note
Why Not Just Ask ChatGPT?
Generic AI
Reads each clause on its own — misses the trap that only appears when two clauses combine
Tends to reassure you and agree — it's built to be agreeable, not to hunt for what's against you
Gives a different answer every time you ask
Treats a platform's terms the same as a contract you can actually negotiate
4eyes
Cross-references every clause against every other one — built to catch compound traps
Built to be adversarial — it looks for what's stacked against you, not for reasons to reassure you
Same structured report every time — risk score, red flags, verdict
Knows when you can negotiate and when you can only work around it
Who It's For

Freelancers, consultants, designers, developers, indie founders, and small trading and import-export businesses — anyone signing a contract without a lawyer on retainer, staring at the real question: do I actually need a lawyer for this, or can I just sign? 4eyes gives you the read to answer that with confidence.

Why This Exists

A close friend runs a small import-export business. His first real deal was with a buyer overseas — a few consignments in, everything looked fine. Then, with payment still pending across multiple shipments, the buyer simply vanished.

One clause — full payment cleared before the next consignment ships — would have capped the loss at a single shipment instead of several.

He didn't miss it because he was careless. He missed it because contracts are written to be hard to read, and the person signing rarely has a lawyer sitting next to them. That's the gap 4eyes is built to close — the read you'd want before you sign, not the expensive one you get after something goes wrong.

Tested Against Real Contracts

4eyes has been run against real NDAs, SOWs, and platform agreements — including Upwork's own escrow terms, where it caught a $337.50 arbitration fee buried in an appendix that most freelancers never read.

It isn't a lawyer, and it won't catch everything. It's the read you'd want before you talk to one — or instead of skipping that step entirely.

🔒 PRIVACY
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4eyes is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. It's an automated first-pass read to help you understand a contract and decide whether you need a lawyer — not a substitute for one on anything high-stakes.