Your MSA Template From Google IsNot Cutting It Anymore
MSA review, terms of service, and DPA drafting for subscription businesses, from an attorney who understands your product.
Generic Templates Create Expensive Problems
You pulled your MSA from a template library. Your terms of service were copied from a competitor. Your DPA was whatever your first enterprise customer sent over.
That worked when you had five customers. But now you are closing bigger deals, onboarding enterprise clients, and fielding security questionnaires -- and every one of those template gaps is a liability waiting to surface.
SaaS contracts are not just legal documents. They define your revenue model, limit your liability, protect your IP, and determine whether enterprise buyers say yes or no. They need to be built by someone who understands both the law and the technology.
Three Core Deliverables
MSA Review & Drafting
Custom master service agreements built for recurring-revenue SaaS businesses. Liability caps, SLA terms, IP ownership, and data handling provisions tailored to your product.
SaaS Terms of Service
Terms of service and acceptable use policies that protect your platform, define user obligations, and comply with state and federal requirements across CT, NY, and MA.
DPA Drafting & Negotiation
Data processing agreements that satisfy enterprise security reviews, GDPR requirements, and SOC 2 audit expectations without slowing down your sales cycle.
What It Costs
30 minutes. Ask your questions and leave with a clear picture of your options. Credited toward any flat-fee service.
A review of your MSA, terms of service, or DPA, suggested modifications, and a 30-minute consultation on our recommendations.
Detailed in-line editing and drafting, with up to two revision rounds.
Ongoing contract support on a flat monthly retainer — for companies with a steady stream of deals to paper.
Every engagement is quoted in writing at the consultation before any work begins. Licensed in Connecticut, New York, and Massachusetts. Attorney Advertising.
SaaS Contract FAQ
Get answers to common questions about our legal services.
A solid SaaS MSA should cover: service scope and SLAs, data ownership and processing terms, liability caps and indemnification, IP ownership, payment terms and auto-renewal mechanics, termination rights and data portability, confidentiality, and dispute resolution. The specifics depend on your product, pricing model, and target customer segment.
It depends on the length and complexity of the agreement, and we will give you a realistic timeline at the consultation. Full contract drafting (MSA, ToS, DPA package) takes longer than a single review. If you have a hard deadline, say so up front — you will get an honest answer about whether it can be met.
Increasingly, yes. Even without GDPR obligations, enterprise customers in the US routinely require DPAs as part of their vendor onboarding. State privacy laws (CCPA, CTDPA, and others) also create data processing obligations. Having a DPA ready accelerates your sales cycle and demonstrates security maturity.
Terms of service govern the relationship between your platform and its end users -- they are typically accepted via clickwrap. An MSA is a negotiated agreement with a specific customer, usually an enterprise buyer. Most SaaS companies need both: ToS for self-serve customers and an MSA template for enterprise deals.
Most SaaS contract engagements are a flat fee, quoted in writing at the consultation before any work begins. The consultation is $50 for 30 minutes, credited toward any engagement.
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Stop Losing Deals to Bad Contracts
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