Stop overpaying your vendors.

No. Every service here covers commercial terms — pricing, rate escalators, auto-renewals, termination windows, service levels. That's business analysis, not legal advice.

I am not a law firm and not your attorney, and nothing here creates an attorney-client relationship. Where a question genuinely needs a lawyer, I'll tell you so — and the markup makes your attorney's time cheaper and faster.

Everything you send is treated as confidential by default: documents are used only for your project, never shared with any third party, and deleted on request when the engagement ends. Happy to sign an NDA before you share anything.

For contracts and quotes, PDFs are fine. For invoice audits, a quarter of invoices plus the contract they should match. For dashboards, a spend export from your accounting or procurement system — whatever format it comes in. And one person I can reach with quick questions.

If your data is messy, that isn't a problem — that's usually the whole point.

The published turnarounds are the commitment: 72 hours for contract teardowns and quote leveling, 5 business days for invoice audit findings, and 1 week for dashboards and workflow setups. The clock starts when I have the documents.

Everything listed in each service card — the deliverables, the calls, the follow-ups. The price you see is the price you pay. The Invoice Spot-Audit works differently: it's contingency-based — you pay nothing unless I find money, my fee is 20% of what I recover, and there's no invoice until the savings are in your hands. If you'd rather cap it, the $350 flat health-check is available as an alternative.

Current prices are introductory launch rates and will increase as capacity fills, so projects booked now lock in these rates.

Yes — that’s what the free 30-minute Vendor Savings Call is for. You bring one vendor contract or a messy quote, and I give you my honest take on whether there’s money on the table. No pitch deck, no pressure. If there’s a fit, we talk projects; if not, you keep the read and we part ways.

Fair question. Here’s what de-risks it: my prices are fixed and in writing before any work starts, the Contract Teardown is guaranteed (no 3 issues worth the fee, no charge), and you see the value on the free savings call before you pay anything. I built ClauseFlag, a live contract-review tool, as public proof I know this work — and I take zero commissions from vendors, so my advice only ever points one way: at your costs.

Before the call, you send me one contract or supplier quote. I review it ahead of time, so you leave with 2–3 concrete flags, whether or not we work together. On the call itself, I’ll tell you honestly whether a project is worth doing — including telling you it’s not. No pitch deck. If there’s real money to recover, we’ll talk about which project fits; if not, you hang up with expert eyes on your paperwork for free.