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ContractsCounsel is a marketplace, not a law firm or an AI tool. You post a project for free, and vetted attorneys send you fixed-fee proposals to clean up your AI-drafted privacy policy — you compare prices and reviews, then choose who to hire. The review itself is done by a human lawyer, not AI: they work from your draft rather than starting over, fix what's wrong, fill in what's missing, and return a corrected version that's ready to use. Here's what lawyers typically deliver on these projects:
Your attorney reviews the full document and corrects risky, vague, or unenforceable language directly in your draft.
AI drafts often leave out liability caps, IP ownership, termination rights, or dispute terms. Your lawyer adds what your deal needs.
Contract rules vary by state. Your attorney confirms the document is enforceable where you actually do business.
Your document comes back revised and ready to sign, send, or publish — not just a list of problems to fix yourself.
A short explanation of what was changed and why, so you understand exactly what you're signing.
Lawyers bid on your project with flat fees. No hourly billing, no surprises — you approve the price before any work starts.
Tell us what document you drafted with AI and what you need done. It takes about two minutes and it's free.
Vetted attorneys who want the job send you flat-fee proposals — most projects get 6–7, with the first often within an hour.
Compare prices, ratings, and reviews, then hire and pay securely through the platform. Your lawyer returns the corrected document with a summary of changes.
Bring an AI draft to a traditional firm and you'll often hear "we'd rather start from scratch" — at from-scratch prices. A marketplace works differently:
Lawyers choose which projects to bid on. If an attorney sends you a proposal, they've already said yes to this kind of project: cleaning up an AI draft.
Attorneys on ContractsCounsel review and correct client-supplied drafts every day — AI-generated ones included. You won't be the first.
Your posting says "review and fix this draft" — and lawyers quote on exactly that scope. No start-from-scratch upsell.
These are the issues attorneys on ContractsCounsel most often correct in AI-generated privacy policies:
AI rarely includes the specific notices required by CCPA/CPRA, Colorado, Virginia, Texas and other state privacy laws that may apply to you.
Generic AI text describes data collection, sharing, and retention that may not reflect what your site or app truly does — a serious liability if challenged.
Access, deletion, correction, and opt-out rights — and the mechanisms to exercise them — are frequently vague or missing entirely.
AI tools cite repealed frameworks (like Privacy Shield) or laws that don't apply to your business, and sometimes reference regulations that don't exist.
Analytics, ad pixels, and processors you use often aren't disclosed, and cookie-consent language may not meet requirements for your audience.
Required notification steps and a valid privacy contact are commonly left out, which regulators expect to see.
None of this means AI was the wrong way to start — it's often the fastest, cheapest way to a solid first draft. It just shouldn't be the last step before you publish it.
Lawyers on the platform clean up every kind of AI-generated document. A few of the most common:
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A real, licensed attorney does the review — not an AI. ContractsCounsel is a marketplace: you post a project, compare proposals from vetted human lawyers, and hire the one you choose. The "AI" refers to how your draft was created — with a tool like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Copilot.
Yes — before you publish it. AI tools produce a readable privacy policy, but they don't know what data you actually collect, can't confirm which state or international privacy laws apply to you, and often omit required disclosures and user rights. A lawyer makes sure the policy is accurate and compliant before it goes live on your site.
Post a free project describing what you drafted with AI and what you need done. Vetted attorneys who want the work send you fixed-fee proposals — most projects get 6–7, with the first often within an hour. You compare prices, ratings, and client reviews, message lawyers with questions, then hire and pay securely through the platform.
Yes. Attorneys choose which projects to send proposals on, so every proposal you receive comes from a lawyer who's open to this kind of project. Cleaning up AI-generated drafts is a routine project type here, and you describe the scope when you post — reviewing and correcting an existing draft, not starting over.
Yes — before you rely on it. AI tools produce a strong starting draft, but they aren't licensed to practice law, don't know the facts of your deal, and often miss state-specific requirements, include unenforceable boilerplate, or leave out key protections. A lawyer's review catches these issues before they become disputes.
Posting and comparing proposals is free. Each attorney sets their own fixed fee based on your document and scope, so you see real prices side by side before you decide anything. You only pay the fee you agreed to when you choose to hire.
You define the scope in your posting — most clients ask for a review that corrects the draft and explains the changes. Each lawyer describes their approach in their proposal, and you can message them with questions before hiring, so you know exactly what you're agreeing to.
It helps. Mentioning it in your posting lets lawyers send more accurate proposals, since AI drafts have common patterns they'll know to check for. There's no downside — AI-drafted projects are common on the platform.
Yes — every attorney goes through a multi-step vetting process before they can join. We verify their state license is active and in good standing, validate their profile details, and conduct a video interview to confirm their identity and practice experience. You can see each lawyer's ratings and client reviews before you hire.
Posting your project and receiving proposals is completely free, and there's no obligation. Compare fixed-fee proposals and only move forward if you find the right fit — you pay the agreed fee only when you hire.
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