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Explains what each clause in a freelancer or small business contract means, flags terms that are unusual or one-sided, and lists questions to raise before signing. Not legal advice; it recommends a lawyer for anything important.
Asks a freelancer about the project, payment terms and deliverables, and fills in a clear service agreement and scope of work from a solid template, with a reminder to have a lawyer review it. Client agreement templates sell well online.
Drafts a store’s privacy, cookie, refund and shipping policies from how the business actually works, in plain language, and publishes them to Shopify or WordPress after the owner approves. General information, not legal advice.
Explains which licenses, registrations and permits a given type of business usually needs in a given city and country, and links the official sources. Owners spend hours a week on compliance and licensing. General information only.
Explains which safety marks, labels and import paperwork a product typically needs to be sold in a given market, and what to ask a testing lab or customs broker. Makers often don’t know which certifications apply.
Watches official sources for one industry, such as food service or e-commerce, and sends a short plain-language summary of new rules and what they mean for small businesses. Y Combinator lists AI-native compliance as a request for startups.