How it works
Brand deal contracts are usually written by the brand. Most clauses are routine, but a few decide whether you keep control of your content, when you are paid, and what you cannot do for months afterwards.
The checker reads the contract you paste and flags wording that deserves a second look: rights that never end or cannot be taken back, ownership moving to the brand, exclusivity, payment that waits on approval, unlimited revisions, indemnities, and use of your face, voice or likeness, including for AI. It also lists what a creator contract usually covers that it could not find, such as when you are paid and how many revisions are included.
Which data it uses
Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is sent to Fluencify; we only count that the tool was used.
The contract you paste is checked on your device and is not sent to Fluencify.
The rules are patterns Fluencify wrote from the clauses creators most often ask about. They read wording, not intent: they can miss a clause written another way, and flag one that is fine in context. Every flag shows the sentence it found, so you can judge it.
Step by step
- Copy the contract text from the document or email and paste it in. A scanned page or an image of a PDF has to be copied out as text first.
- Press Check my contract.
- Read each flag: the words it found, why they matter and what you could ask for instead.
- Check the list of what it could not find, then take your questions back to the brand, or to a lawyer.