SaaS, API and product terms
Customer terms for access, acceptable use, service levels, data, suspension, payment, renewals and exit.
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Contracts that match the product you are actually shipping.
We draft and negotiate SaaS, API, licensing, pilot and vendor agreements around how the product works, where data moves, which dependencies sit in the stack and who carries the risk when something changes.
SaaS, API & pilotsIP & model rightsEnterprise deals
Where we plug in
Paper the deal without losing the product reality.
Build, licence and integrate
Software development, IP assignment, licensing, white-label, reseller and technology-partnership arrangements.
Cloud, model and vendor dependencies
Review the upstream terms that can affect uptime, model access, data use and what you promise downstream to customers.
Enterprise negotiation
Set the red lines on liability, warranties, indemnities, audit rights, change control, renewal and termination.
Typical trigger points
Bring us in before the deal is treated as done.
- Taking a SaaS product, API or paid digital service to market
- Moving from a proof of concept to a paid enterprise pilot
- Licensing code, content, datasets, model access or other intellectual property
- Negotiating warranties, indemnities, audit rights or restrictions on data use
How we work
From product demo to signature.
Walk us through the product and deal
Show us what is being sold, how it is delivered and which commercial points matter most.
Set the red lines
We draft or mark up the agreement and surface decisions that need product, security or commercial input.
Get to signature
You receive the clean agreement or negotiation version with the obligations and remaining trade-offs explained.
Send us the context
Share the term sheet or latest draft.
Tell us what is being sold, who is on the other side, the target signing date and where the negotiation has reached.
A contract review is limited to the agreed issues and information supplied. Tax, sector regulation, export controls, sanctions or foreign-law questions may require separate specialist input.Start a conversation
Bring us the product, the risk and the next decision.
Tell us what you are building, where it is shipping and what needs to move. We will use that context to make the first conversation useful.