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Previewing a review of a SaaS master services agreement with [Counterparty Name] · prepared September 16, 2026
CONTRACT RISK REVIEW — SaaS master services agreement Prepared September 16, 2026 · counterparty: [Counterparty Name] EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Overall: AMBER — signable after 3 changes. 2 red flags, 3 amber, 11 clauses standard. CLAUSE FLAGS ⚠ RED — Limitation of liability (cl. 12): their liability capped at 1 month's fees; yours uncapped. Market standard is a mutual cap at 12 months' fees. ⚠ RED — Auto-renewal (cl. 3.2): renews for 12 months unless you give 90 days' written notice. ⚠ AMBER — IP ownership (cl. 8): work product is licensed to you, not assigned. ⚠ AMBER — Payment (cl. 5): 60 days end of month. ⚠ AMBER — Termination (cl. 11): they can exit on 30 days' notice; you're locked in for the term. MISSING CLAUSES • No liability cap in your favour • No confidentiality duty on their side • No dispute-resolution ladder before court NEXT Each flag becomes a negotiation point — step 2 drafts the email that asks for the market-standard version of every clause above.
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