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Service Agreements
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Most freelance contracts are written for the client, not for you
When a client sends you a service agreement, it has been written to protect them. Buried in it are the few clauses that decide whether the deal is fair: payment terms, IP ownership, liability, post-project restrictions, confidentiality, and termination. The rest is mostly boilerplate.
Miss one of those six and you can end up handing over your IP, accepting unlimited liability, or agreeing not to work with similar clients for a year. Most freelancers sign anyway, because legal language is built to be read by lawyers, not the person being handed the contract.
Ookulli reads it for you, in minutes, against UK law, and shows you exactly where the risks are.
What you get back
Plain-English summary
A concise summary of what the contract actually commits you to, written for a normal person, not a solicitor. Understand the whole agreement in minutes instead of an evening of dense legal prose.
Expert-designed highlights
Automatic flags on the clauses that matter: risky terms, missing protections, and anything unusual. Each highlight tells you what it is, why it matters, and how UK law treats it, so you know what is standard and what is worth challenging.
Interactive contract chat
Ask anything about your contract and get a straight answer. Follow up on a single clause, check what a term means, or ask how to push back, on your schedule and at no extra cost.
Why freelancers use Ookulli
Affordable
A solicitor charges £200 to £400 an hour. Ookulli reviews a contract from £10, with no subscription.
Clear
Legal jargon translated into plain language you can act on, not a generic AI summary that ignores the UK.
On demand
No appointment, no waiting for a callback. Upload a contract the moment it lands in your inbox.
Empowering
Walk into the conversation knowing what is fair, what is not, and exactly what to ask for.
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Payment terms
What you are paid, when, and what happens if the client pays late. Thirty days is the line. Anything longer, or no late-payment provision at all, is worth challenging.
2
IP ownership
Who owns the work you create. Watch for clauses that hand over IP before you have been paid, or that claim rights to work created in your own time.
3
Liability
What you are on the hook for if something goes wrong. A fair cap is the value of the contract. No cap at all leaves your exposure theoretically unlimited.
4
Post-project restrictions.
Non-competes and non-solicitation clauses that limit who you can work with after the project ends. In UK law these are only enforceable if reasonable in scope and duration.
5
Confidentiality
What you must keep private, for how long, and whether the obligation runs both ways. One-sided or indefinite confidentiality is a red flag.
6
Termination
How either side can end the agreement, and the notice required. Look for a notice period you can actually use, not just one that protects the client.
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Upload your contract
Drop in a service agreement, employment contract, or NDA. It takes seconds.
2
See the flagged clauses
Ookulli highlights the risky and unusual terms, explains each one in plain English, and links it to the relevant UK law.
3
Ask follow-up questions
Use the chat to dig into anything, then decide with confidence whether to sign, negotiate, or walk away.
Your contract stays private
Your documents are confidential, and we treat them that way.
And every flag shows its source. You see the exact clause it refers to and the exact UK law it is assessed against, so you are never asked to trust a black box. If you would rather not upload a real document to a generic tool at all, here is why that is a risk and how to anonymise first, though with Ookulli you do not need to.
Never used to train AI models. Full stop.
No third-party sharing or access beyond what is strictly required to run the review.
Compliant with UK data protection law (UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018).
Built for sensitive documents like employment contracts and NDAs.
Infrastructure is AWS Well-Architected and independently reviewed by StormIT, so you can trust it is built right.
Ookulli vs the alternatives
No, jurisdiction-blind
May be used for training
For the full picture on how the dedicated tools stack up, see our guide to the best AI contract review tools in the UK, and why generic AI gets contract review wrong even when it sounds confident.
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