For freelancers and the self-employed

Read the contract before it costs you months of work.

LexyAi reviews payment terms., IP assignments., non-competes., cancellation clauses.

90-day payment terms, unlimited IP assignments and non-compete clauses. LexyAi tells you which clauses hurt you, what the law says about each one and what to ask the client for, before you sign.

  • You'll know when you'll really get paid and whether it exceeds the legal maximum
  • You'll see what rights over your work you assign, for how long and where
  • You'll get a concrete proposal to negotiate each risky clause
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LexyAi report

Design services agreement

  • Critical

    «Payment shall be made 90 days after the Client approves the invoice.»

  • High

    «The Provider assigns, exclusively and without time limit, all exploitation rights over the work.»

Common risks

Four clauses that keep coming up and how LexyAi catches them.

The risk

Payment 90 days after the client "approves" the invoice

The clock starts whenever the client wants. Between delivery, approval and payment, four months can go by while you keep paying your own bills.

How LexyAi solves it

LexyAi works out the real payment term and compares it with the Late Payment Act: 60 days at most, which cannot be extended by agreement, and no more than 30 days to accept the work. If it's exceeded, it's flagged as critical with suggested wording to ask for.

Risk analysis

The risk

Assignment of "all rights", exclusive and unlimited

What you design, code or write belongs to the client forever and for any use: they can resell or modify it without paying you more.

How LexyAi solves it

It identifies the exact scope of the assignment (uses, duration, territory and exclusivity) and checks it against the Intellectual Property Act. It suggests limiting it to the project's uses or charging separately for exclusivity.

Abusive clauses with legal basis · Professional

The risk

An 18-month non-compete across a whole sector

A single client can lock you out of a large part of your market for a year and a half, with no compensation.

How LexyAi solves it

It flags the duration, scope and whether there's compensation, and explains why such a restriction may be disproportionate. It suggests limiting it to specific clients, a shorter period or adding compensation.

Negotiation points · Professional

The risk

Free cancellation the day before delivery

The client can terminate whenever they want without paying for work already done.

How LexyAi solves it

It detects the imbalance between what the client can do and what you can do, and suggests milestone payments or compensation for work completed.

Risk analysis
What the law says

Three facts to know before signing

60 days

Maximum time to pay an invoice between businesses and freelancers. It cannot be extended by contract.

Law 3/2004, art. 4

€40

Fixed amount you're owed for collection costs when you're paid late, on top of interest.

Law 3/2004, art. 8

ECB + 8

Percentage points of late-payment interest that apply by default if the client pays late.

Law 3/2004, art. 7

How it works

From PDF to a decision, in three steps

  1. 01

    Upload the contract

    PDF, Word or text. It is processed on EU servers and the original file is deleted as soon as the analysis is done.

  2. 02

    LexyAi analyses it

    It flags the risky clauses and checks them against Spanish and EU law (BOE and EUR-Lex). From Professional upwards, every clause comes with the specific article.

  3. 03

    Decide and negotiate

    You get a 0–100 score, risks ranked by severity and explained in plain language, and the questions to ask before signing. Exportable to PDF.

LexyAi report

Design services agreement

  • Critical
    «Payment shall be made 90 days after the Client approves the invoice.»

    Legal basis: Late Payment Act (Law 3/2004), art. 4 (60 days max.)

    What to ask for: Payment 30 days after receipt of the invoice.

  • High
    «The Provider assigns, exclusively and without time limit, all exploitation rights over the work.»

    Legal basis: Intellectual Property Act, art. 43

    What to ask for: Assignment limited to the project's uses; exclusivity priced separately.

  • Medium
    «The Provider may not provide services to companies in the sector for 18 months.»

    Legal basis: Civil Code, art. 1255

    What to ask for: 6 months, only the Client's direct customers, with compensation.

Illustrative example, not a real analysis. The legal basis for each clause and the negotiation proposals are included from the Professional plan. LexyAi does not replace advice from a lawyer.
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New services agreement

A client turns your proposal into a contract. Before signing, you see what you assign over your work, when you get paid and what happens if they cancel.

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Compare versions of the same contract

Clients always send "final version v3". Compare both versions and you'll know exactly what changed from what you agreed.

  • Upload the client's first draft and the "improved" version
  • LexyAi detects every clause added, removed or modified
  • Negotiate from an informed position, not blind trust
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Professional includes the legal basis for each clause, negotiation proposals and version comparison, which is what you'll use most when the client returns the contract "with minor changes". If you only want a quick read of a few contracts a month, Starter (€14/month) also works.

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Legal coverage

Laws we analyse

Your contracts are checked against the Spanish and European legislation most relevant to your sector.

LETA (Self-Employed Workers' Statute)

Rights of freelancers and economically dependent self-employed workers (TRADE)

Late Payment Act (Law 3/2004)

Maximum payment terms, late-payment interest and collection costs

Intellectual Property Act

Scope, duration and territory of rights you assign over your work

Civil Code

Service and work contracts, obligations and termination

Standard Contract Terms Act

Clauses drafted by the client: incorporation and transparency

Workers' Statute

Signs of bogus self-employment when the relationship is really employment

GDPR

EU General Data Protection Regulation

LOPDGDD

Spanish data protection and digital rights act

FAQ

Freelancer questions

No. LexyAi gives you an informative analysis so you understand the contract and know what to ask or negotiate. If a lot is at stake or you plan to make a claim, talk to a qualified lawyer.

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