ReviewAgreement
ReviewAgreement
Get paid what your brand deal is actually worth
Don't reply to the brand until you know what the deal is worth.
Paste the offer, the email, or the contract. ReviewAgreement tells you what it is really worth and flags the clauses that quietly cost you money: perpetual usage, whitelisting, exclusivity, AI rights, and 10 more. It also writes the counter you send back. Your first two reviews are free, no credit card required.
14 clause checks against current UGC market standards. Not legal advice, a data informed second opinion.
How ReviewAgreement reviews a brand deal contract
When a brand asks your rate, get the scope first
Do not quote a number blind. Ask what they need: how many videos, which platforms, how long they want to run it, and whether they want paid ads. Your rate depends on the scope, so get it in writing before you price anything.
Paste the offer and see what it is really worth
Paste the brand's offer, email, or contract. ReviewAgreement prices it against current UGC market standards for the full scope and flags the 14 clauses that quietly cost creators money: usage rights, exclusivity, kill fee, AI rights and more.
Send a warm counter that protects the deal and the relationship
Get word for word counter-asks written to be warm and professional. You come across as a creator who knows their worth, the terms get fairer, and the brand still wants to work with you.
Pricing for creator contract reviews
Your first two reviews are free, no credit card required. For comparison, a lawyer charges $350 to $720 to review a brand deal, and one perpetual usage giveaway can cost $1,000 or more. After your free reviews, each one is $15 during the founding offer, normally $25.
Free
Try it on a real brand deal. No credit card required.
$0
- 2 full reviews, free
- The 14 clauses that cost you money
- Rate benchmark verdict
- Copy paste counter asks
Single review
One brand deal, fully reviewed. No subscription.
$15$25
$10 off founding offer
- 1 contract analysis
- The 14 clauses that cost you money
- Rate benchmark verdict
- Copy paste counter asks
Agency
For agencies and creators reviewing deals every month.
$29/mo$39
$10 off founding offer, first month (then $39/mo)
- 20 analyses every month
- Unused roll over, up to 40
- The 14 clauses that cost you money
- Rate benchmark verdict
- Copy paste counter asks
- Priority processing
No credit card required for your free reviews. Paid credits never expire, and you can cancel the Agency plan anytime and keep what you have left.
Frequently asked questions
Who is ReviewAgreement for?
For UGC creators and influencers reviewing sponsored, whitelisting, or licensing deals. If a brand sent you a contract for videos, photos, or content rights, ReviewAgreement flags the clauses that quietly cost you money and tells you exactly what to ask for.
Is ReviewAgreement legal advice?
No. ReviewAgreement is not a law firm and does not replace one. It is a data informed second opinion that flags contract terms that are worse than market standard and tells you what to ask for. For high stakes deals, have a lawyer review the final agreement.
What do I get in a review?
Your first two reviews are free, no credit card required, and after that a single review is $15 during the founding offer, normally $25. Each one is a full brand deal contract review: a check of the 14 clauses that most often cost creators money, with the risky lines quoted, plain English explanations, estimated dollar impact, copy paste counter asks, and a fair price estimate for the scope of your deal.
Which contracts does ReviewAgreement work on?
UGC and creator brand deal agreements: the contracts brands send for sponsored videos, photo sets, whitelisting, and content licensing. Upload a PDF or paste the text, in English.
How long does a contract review take?
Usually under a minute. You watch ReviewAgreement work through reading, clause checks, and rate benchmarking in real time.
Won't the brand think I'm difficult if I ask for changes?
Serious brands respect creators who read the contract. Sending clear, warm-but-firm counter-asks makes the collaboration smoother for both sides, and the brands that push back on a fair contract are usually the ones you didn't want to work with anyway. ReviewAgreement gives you the exact wording.
What happens to my contract after the review?
It is stored privately for your report view and visible only to you. You can permanently delete your account and every uploaded contract at any time from the billing page.
Why does ReviewAgreement use Google Sign-In?
ReviewAgreement uses Google only to create and secure your account. We request your Google email, name, and profile picture so you can sign in and receive transactional email such as receipts and account updates. We do not access your Gmail, Drive, or contacts, and we never post anything on your behalf. See our Privacy Policy for details.
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