What you get

Two ways to run it.

Standard is a fixed price you buy directly. Enterprise covers multiple entities, more documents, and hands-on rollout, scoped on a short call.

Standard · €2,500

Does your paper agree with itself?

Your MSA/EULA, Order Form, SLA and NDA reviewed together as one set
Cross-document consistency check — caps, termination, confidentiality and IP terms compared across all four
A conflict-and-gap map: where the documents disagree, and where they're both silent
A prioritised fix-first list, plus a redline of the clauses that most need fixing
A written report and a walkthrough call

Fixed scope — one company, one core commercial stack (MSA/EULA, Order Form, SLA, NDA) · report in about a week

Book now — €2,500

✓ Put-right-or-refund — revised until right, or refunded in full (14 days)

Charged only when your order is confirmed — within one business day.

Delivery lane — confirmed at intake, never promised upfront. It turns on the law governing your contracts and where the advice will be used; we tell you before you commit, and you are never charged before we do. Full test in "Eligibility, up front" below.

Enterprise · from €4,500

Multiple entities, or more than four documents

Everything in Standard, plus:
Multiple entities, subsidiaries or contract families
Your wider commercial stack beyond the core four — reseller, DPA, vendor terms
Hands-on redrafting of the conflicts we find, not just flagged

Scoped to your estate

Book a free intro call Or brief us in writing

How it works

From your four documents to a fix-first roadmap in about a week.

How every assessment runs

01 · intake

Scope confirmed

You share the four documents and context; we agree the scope in writing before any work starts.

02 · analysis

Cross-checked & scored

Each document is read on its own terms, then checked against the other three — every conflict cited, rated by risk and effort.

03 · report

Board-ready findings

A written report: the conflict-and-gap map, a scored rating and a prioritised fix-first roadmap.

04 · walkthrough

Live call

We talk through the findings, the priorities and your questions.

05 · follow-up

Yours to keep

The report, roadmap and a redline of the highest-risk clauses — plus a review a month on.

The deliverable

A report you can act on — not four separate redlines.

What lands in your inbox.

A written report (PDF) — the cross-document consistency map, the conflict-and-gap list rated by risk, and a redline of the clauses that most need fixing — plus a 45-minute walkthrough call.

Representative layout.

Example findings

— “MSA cap €50k, Order Form cap €250k — same deal, two numbers. Fix before signature.”
— “Precedence clause lets the newest paper win — the buyer will argue the lower cap, and win.”
— “NDA survives three years, MSA survives five. Same information, two clocks.”

Reviewing four contracts separately, at a consultancy's hourly rate, has no ceiling.

The cross-document read, the conflict map and the fix list — as a fixed €2,500, in about a week. A fraction of a consultancy. Put-right-or-refund, in writing.

Who does the work

SENIOR
EXPERT

You work with the person behind the templates: 15 years across contracts, GDPR, IP and the AI Act — 10,000+ contracts and corporate documents reviewed, 1,000+ deals negotiated, a recent USD 40M+ exit managed end to end. Consulting clients work with the founder directly, by name.

Fixed scope, fixed fee, agreed up front · not legal advice · no lawyer–client relationship

Eligibility, up front

Can we take this directly?

Three questions

1 · WHERE ARE YOU, AND WHAT LAW GOVERNS?

Your company is established in the UK, Ireland, Switzerland, Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Malta, Gibraltar, New Zealand or Hong Kong — and the matter is governed by the law of one of those countries → yes, subject to question 2 — delivered directly by the founder. Commercial contract work under these systems isn't reserved to the regulated legal profession, which is why senior bespoke work is available here at a fraction of a consultancy — lawfully, and in the open.
Either answer is different → tell us both in the enquiry. Some combinations still work; others reserve contract advice to admitted lawyers. We confirm within one business day, before any charge.

2 · WHERE WILL THE ADVICE BE USED?

With your team, wherever they sit → in most cases this changes nothing.
In a market that regulates advice arriving from abroad → a few do, independently of what law governs your contract. Where that applies we say so before you commit, and either satisfy the local requirement ourselves or bring in an admitted local lawyer for the part that needs one — introduced and coordinated by us, contracted by you directly, so there's no fee-sharing and no doubt about who is advising on what.

3 · WHAT DOES THE MATTER NEED?

Commercial substance — drafting, review, negotiation positions, risk allocation, fallback and escalation strategy, market-standard terms → that's exactly what we deliver.
Something reserved — representation before a court, tribunal or regulator; conducting litigation; filings made on your behalf; notarial acts; work tied to the sale of a business where local rules reserve it; a formal legal opinion in a market that restricts who may give one → that's an admitted lawyer, and we'll say so and route you rather than blur the line.
Privilege → our work isn't covered by legal professional privilege, which generally attaches to admitted lawyers. For drafting and negotiation that rarely matters. Where a matter is already contentious — or looks likely to become so — we say so before we start, so the sensitive analysis sits in a privileged channel from the outset rather than in our file.

We are not a law firm and don't hold ourselves out as one. No court work, no filings, no regulated titles, no privilege. Everything above costs you nothing to test: tell us the governing law, where the advice will land, and what you need — scope is confirmed within one business day, and you're never charged before it is.

Want the DIY version first? The Contracts Kit — the same ten core agreements, done yourself for a fraction of the price.

See the kit

Already own the Contracts Kit? Its fee is credited in full against this assessment.

Questions

Before you book.

How is this different from Expert Contract Review?

Expert Contract Review is one document — the agreement in front of you, redlined and negotiated. The Contract Stack Assessment is your MSA/EULA, Order Form, SLA and NDA reviewed together as a set, checking whether they agree with each other — not just whether each one reads well on its own. Many buyers start with the Stack Assessment, then send anything flagged high-risk into Expert Contract Review for negotiation.

Which four documents, exactly?

Your Master Service Agreement (or SaaS/subscription agreement, or EULA), the Order Form or Statement of Work template you actually send customers, your Service Level Agreement, and your mutual NDA. Run a different core set? Tell us in the enquiry below — most substitutions are straightforward.

Is this restricted legal advice?

No. This is a fixed-scope commercial compliance assessment — structured information and expert analysis of your contract set — not legal advice, a formal legal opinion, or representation before a regulator. It's run by a senior practitioner; no lawyer–client relationship or privilege is created, and Xprofesso LLC is not a law firm.

What we'll do: read your four documents against each other, score the consistency, and hand you a prioritised, fix-first roadmap plus a redline of the clauses that most need fixing.

What we won't: draft a new document from scratch, negotiate directly with your counterparty, opine on the enforceability of a clause under a specific law, or represent you in a dispute. Where you need a regulated professional, we say so — and point you to a licensed lawyer, or, in reserved markets, name co-counsel.

What if I'm not happy with it?

Put-right-or-refund guarantee — if the report falls short, say so within 14 days of delivery: we revise it until it's right or refund the fee in full.

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One message — no account, no call required. It lands in our Proton inbox.

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Four documents. One deal. Reviewed as a system, not four times over.

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