Common Paper

Build, negotiate, and sign contracts in minutes

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Build, negotiate, and sign contracts in minutes

4.9•15 reviews•

231 followers

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Common Paper is the structured contract platform that helps you close faster by building, negotiating, and signing contracts that both sides can make sense of. Built on free, open source agreements created by an experienced committee of tech attorneys.

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Contract Benchmark Report - Common Paper

SaaS contract data and insights from over 1000 companies

Data and insights based on contract data from over 1000 companies about the most common terms in SaaS commercial agreements, designed to get your contracts signed faster.

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SaaS•Legal

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Jake Stein

Common Paper

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Hi Product Hunt! Jake here, co-founder and CEO of Common Paper. Since founding Common Paper almost three years ago, we’ve helped our users build, negotiate, send, and sign thousands of commercial contracts. Some of the most common questions I hear from founders and GTM leaders are about what’s “market” for various terms in SaaS contracts. Questions like: ❓“How common is it for my customer to require insurance minimums?” ❓“How likely am I to get my customer to grant us publicity rights as part of this contract?” ❓“How long should I expect the whole contracting process to take?” We’ve answered these questions and dozens more in the Contract Benchmark Report, a free resource we’ve published to help you negotiate contracts with confidence. The report contains data and insights from contracts involving more than 1,000 companies, alongside expert opinions from the Common Paper Committee, a group of over 45 legal experts that help create our standard agreements. We’d love to hear your feedback and answer any questions you may have about the most common terms in SaaS contracts.

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1yr ago