Commercial contracts · California
One contract.
One price.
Send us the deal, or the draft the other side sent you. An independent attorney licensed in California drafts your contract or reviews it with redlines, for a flat $1,000. No retainer, no hourly billing, no surprise invoice.
- Reply within one business day
- Fee confirmed in writing first
- Independent California attorneys
§ 01What’s covered
The contracts a business actually signs.
Customer and vendor agreements between businesses, under California law. If yours is not on the list, describe it in the order form and the attorney tells you whether it fits the flat fee before you commit.
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Master services agreement
The framework for ongoing work with a customer or vendor: scope, payment, liability and termination.
- 02
SaaS and software agreement
Subscription terms, uptime, data handling, limits on liability and renewal.
- 03
Statement of work
Deliverables, milestones, acceptance and change requests under an existing agreement.
- 04
Consulting agreement
Services, fees, ownership of the work product and confidentiality.
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Supply and purchase agreement
Pricing, delivery, warranties, defects and what happens when supply fails.
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Distribution and reseller agreement
Territory, exclusivity, minimums, pricing and the way out.
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Licensing agreement
Who may use what, for how long, where and for what fee.
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Terms of sale or service
Your standard terms for customers, written to be read and relied on.
§ 02The price
$1,000
Flat. Per contract. Confirmed in writing.
No subscription, no retainer, no hourly billing. The attorney confirms the scope and the $1,000 fee in a written engagement agreement before any work starts. You pay nothing to send your request.
Order a contractIncluded
- One commercial contract, drafted for your deal or reviewed with redlines
- A plain-English summary of the risks and what to push back on
- One round of revisions after your feedback
- A final version in Word and PDF, ready to sign
- Work by an independent attorney licensed in California
Not included
- Negotiating with the other side or their counsel
- Disputes, demand letters and litigation
- Agreements outside business-to-business deals, such as employment or real estate
If your contract is unusually long or you want the attorney to negotiate with the other side, the attorney quotes that separately, in writing, before you decide.
§ 03How it works
Three steps. All in writing.
From your request to a contract that is ready to sign.
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Send the deal.
Tell us what you are agreeing to and with whom, or upload the draft you received. It takes a few minutes.
- 2
Get the fee in writing.
Our intake team replies within one business day. The attorney confirms the scope, the timing and the flat fee in an engagement agreement.
- 3
Receive your contract.
You get the drafted contract, or the redlined review with a summary of the risks, followed by one round of revisions.
§ 04Two ways in
Starting from scratch or from their draft?
Draft a new contract
You have a deal and need the paper. The attorney drafts a contract for your terms and your side of the table, under California law.
$1,000Order a draft ReviewReview their contract
The other side sent their contract. The attorney marks it up with redlines and tells you what to accept, change or refuse.
$1,000Order a review
§ 05Who is behind Soundclause
Leon E. Johnson
Managing Partner, Omnilex · San Francisco
Soundclause is part of Omnilex. Leon leads Omnilex’s US business from San Francisco. He is a California attorney and spent about twelve years at Goodwin and Kirkland & Ellis before joining Omnilex.
Leon works on the matters that come through Soundclause, together with the California attorneys in his network who work in commercial contract law. The scope and fee are confirmed with you in writing before any work starts.
- Admitted in California since 2015 (State Bar #302786), also Utah; Texas inactive
- JD, Harvard Law School · BS Finance, Brigham Young University
- Speaks English, Spanish, Russian
§ 06Questions
Before you order.
What exactly do I get for $1,000?
One commercial contract, either drafted for your deal or reviewed with redlines, a plain-English summary of the risks, one round of revisions and a final version that is ready to sign. The work is done by an independent attorney licensed in California.
When and how do I pay?
You pay nothing on this website. The attorney confirms the scope and the flat fee in a written engagement agreement, and you pay the attorney under that agreement. If you decide not to go ahead, you owe nothing.
What if my contract is long or complicated?
Most business contracts fit the flat fee. If yours is unusually long or complex, the attorney tells you before any work starts and quotes a fixed price for it in writing. You decide whether to go ahead.
How long does it take?
Our intake team replies within one business day. The attorney then confirms the delivery date in writing together with the fee. Tell us your signing date in the order form.
Will the attorney negotiate with the other side?
Not within the flat fee. It covers the draft or the review and one round of revisions. If you want the attorney to negotiate for you, they quote that separately in writing.
Is Soundclause a law firm?
No. Soundclause is operated by Omnilex AG, which is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. Contracts are drafted and reviewed by independent attorneys licensed in California, under a written engagement between you and the attorney.
My business is not in California. Can I still order?
Soundclause works with attorneys licensed in California and focuses on contracts under California law. You can still send a request from another state; the intake team tells you whether an attorney can help.
Are the documents I upload confidential?
Your upload is sent encrypted to the intake team and shared only with the attorney who may take on your matter. An attorney-client relationship only begins when you sign the engagement agreement, so upload only what the attorney needs to see.
$1,000
flat, per contract
Get it in writing.
Send the deal today. You hear back within one business day, and nothing is owed until you sign the engagement agreement.
Order your contractSoundclause is operated by Omnilex AG and is not a law firm. Legal services are provided only by independent attorneys licensed in California under a written engagement agreement. The flat fee and its scope are confirmed by the attorney before any work starts.