Paste the contract or upload it as a PDF or Word file. You get a creator fairness score, every risky clause quoted and explained, the protections that are missing, the terms that are fair, and a polite negotiation email to send back.
ChamsPilot · Free Tools
Paste the contract or upload it as a PDF or Word file. You get a creator fairness score, every risky clause quoted and explained, the protections that are missing, the terms that are fair, and a polite negotiation email to send back.
Words like in perpetuity, worldwide or in any media now known or later developed let a brand run your content in ads for years without paying again.
Work made for hire, or an assignment of all rights, means the video stops being yours. A license for a set period is the usual alternative.
A ban on working with competitors that has no end date, or no fee attached to it.
Until the brand is satisfied has no end. Two rounds included, with extra rounds billed, is a common fair version.
Net 60 or Net 90 means waiting two or three months after posting. Also watch for payment on brand approval with no deadline for that approval.
The brand can cancel at any time, you cannot, and no kill fee applies.
The brand can end the deal over your conduct, with no matching duty on its side.
You would pay the brand's legal costs for claims about its own product or its own edits of your content.
| Clause | What it really means | Fairer version to ask for |
|---|---|---|
| Usage in perpetuity, worldwide | Your content in the brand's ads for years, for one fee | 6 months of organic use; paid ads priced separately |
| Work made for hire, or assignment of all rights | The video stops being yours | A license for a set period, not a transfer |
| Exclusivity with no fee | No competitor deals, unpaid | Paid exclusivity in one category, for a set number of days |
| Revisions until the brand is satisfied | Endless free re-edits | 2 rounds included, then billed |
| Net 60 or Net 90 payment | Paid two or three months after posting | Part upfront, the rest within 30 days |
| Termination for the brand only | The brand walks away, you cannot | Mutual termination and a kill fee |
The reviewer quotes these clauses from your contract when it finds them and asks for the fairer version in its reply email.
The score is the AI's overall judgment of how fair the contract is to the creator. The colour on the result card follows these bands.
| Score | Colour | What it usually means |
|---|---|---|
| 70 to 100 | Green | Mostly standard terms; check the few items it flags |
| 40 to 69 | Amber | Several clauses to negotiate before you sign |
| 0 to 39 | Red | Rights grabs or payment terms you should not accept as written |
A guide, not a legal verdict. Read the red flags, not only the number.
An illustration of how a common usage clause is treated in the report.
The clause: “Brand shall have the perpetual, worldwide right to use, edit and repost the Content in any media, including paid advertising.”
The red flag: perpetual and worldwide, with paid advertising included, so the brand could run your face in ads indefinitely for one fee.
The missing protection: no end date, and no separate fee for paid usage.
What to ask for: 6 months of organic reposting, and paid ads only under a separate fee for a set number of days.
A line for the reply email: “We're excited to work together. Could we limit usage to 6 months of organic reposting, and agree a separate rate if you'd like to run the content as ads?”
The text or file you send is read in memory. The extracted text goes to the AI model that writes the review, and the review comes back to your screen. ChamsPilot never stores the contract or the file; the review is kept only if you choose Save to my account, until you remove it.
Uploads are checked for file type and size before they are read. We keep only a count of your free reviews, against your account or against your IP address and a hashed browser signature.
All Free Creator Tools Fake Follower Checker TikTok Fake Follower Checker Instagram Fake Follower Checker YouTube Fake Subscriber Checker YouTube Fake Views Checker TikTok Fake Views Checker Instagram Fake Views Checker TikTok Fake Engagement Checker Instagram Fake Engagement Checker YouTube Fake Engagement Checker YouTube Fake Views & Engagement Tracker TikTok Fake Views & Engagement Tracker Instagram Fake Views & Engagement Tracker Sponsorship Rate Calculator TikTok Money Calculator Instagram Earnings Calculator YouTube Money Calculator Influencer Earnings Estimator Public Snapchat Story Viewer AI Script Maker AI Brief Maker AI Contract Maker Free PDF Editor Free DOCX Editor Free Invoice Generator Brand Deal Scam Checker Brand Pitch Email Generator Brand Contact Email Finder Brand Deal Finder Brand Deal Page Find Creators UGC Creator Rate Calculator Unsubscribe from Emails Email Spam Checker Brand Deal Reply Generator AI Media Kit Generator TikTok Engagement Rate Calculator Instagram Engagement Rate Calculator YouTube Engagement Rate Calculator LinkedIn Engagement Rate Calculator Twitter / X Money Calculator Twitch Earnings Calculator Hashtag Generator UGC Contract Template Brand Outreach Email Template Free Media Kit Template Best Free Creator CRM
4.9 / 5 · 985 ratings
These ratings cover this tool. They come from people we have worked with and from visitors rating here. How we collect them
It reads the contract the way a creator's manager would: usage rights with no end date, a full transfer of your content, exclusivity you are not paid for, unlimited revisions, payment later than 30 days, termination only the brand can use, one-sided morality clauses and indemnity traps. It also lists missing protections, such as a kill fee or late-payment interest, and the terms that are fair.
Yes. Upload a PDF, DOCX or TXT file up to 25 MB, or paste at least a few paragraphs of text. It reads the text layer of a PDF, so a scanned contract with no selectable text cannot be read; paste those clauses instead. From a Word file it reads the body paragraphs, not text inside tables.
Yes. Every review ends with a short, polite email that asks for the fairer version of each flagged clause, ready to copy. Edit it so it sounds like you before you send it.
No. The reviewer is an AI first pass for creator contracts: it shows what to question and what to ask for. ChamsPilot is not a law firm. For a high-value, exclusive or long contract, have a lawyer in your country review it before you sign.
Start with four clauses: when you are paid (anything past 30 days is slow), how long the brand may use your content, whether exclusivity is paid and time-limited, and whether a kill fee protects you if the deal is cancelled. The reviewer checks all four and scores the whole contract from 0 to 100.
The brand may use your content forever, often in any media and worldwide, for the fee you were paid once. It is the most expensive clause to accept without a price, because paid ads with your face can run for years.
Name the clause, offer the standard version and keep the tone warm: thank the brand, propose a 6-month usage limit or a 50% kill fee, and ask if that works for them. The reviewer drafts that email from the red flags it found.
Not instead of one. AI is quick at catching common creator-contract traps and explaining them, which makes it a useful first pass before a negotiation. A lawyer answers for the law of your country and your specific risks, so use one for high-value deals.
Create a free ChamsPilot account
Read in another language: Français Español العربية 简体中文 繁體中文