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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm mftkww, founder of ClauseWarden
Whether you're running a digital agency, managing a dev studio, or leading a growing SaaS team, client contracts are a constant headache. Reading 20-page legal drafts line-by-line takes hours, and hiring lawyers for every agreement quickly drains project margins.
Worse, missing subtle clause traps—like uncapped revisions, harsh indemnity terms, or Net-90 payment cycles—can cost your business thousands down the road.
The Solution (ClauseWarden): That’s why we built ClauseWarden (clausewarden.space). It’s an AI-powered contract risk scanner designed specifically for agencies, B2B teams, and founders to audit client and vendor agreements in seconds.
Key Features:
🚨 Instant Red Flag Detection: Spot scope creep, liability traps, and extended payment terms automatically.
📊 Contract Safety Score: Get an instant risk rating before sending or signing agreements.
✉️ AI-Powered Counter-Offers: Rephrase dangerous clauses into agency-friendly terms with one click.
Special PH Offer & Ask: We’d love for you to upload a draft contract on clausewarden.space and let us know your feedback, feature requests, or thoughts in the comments below!
Everyone from Product Hunt gets full free access to scan their contracts today.
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@mftkww Cool product and a fantastic milestone—congrats to the makers on the launch! 🚀
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One thing that would make ClauseWarden even more useful for us is the ability to compare two contract versions side by side and highlight exactly what changed, with risk scores next to each modified clause. Right now I still end up doing that manually in Word, and it's the most tedious part of the negotiation loop.
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@mftkww Cool product and a fantastic milestone—congrats to the makers on the launch! 🚀
One thing that would make ClauseWarden even more useful for us is the ability to compare two contract versions side by side and highlight exactly what changed, with risk scores next to each modified clause. Right now I still end up doing that manually in Word, and it's the most tedious part of the negotiation loop.