Contract management, sized for freelancers.
Enterprise CLM tools are built for legal teams managing hundreds of vendor contracts. You're signing client agreements. ClearWork auto-generates, e-signs, tracks, and invoices off the same contract — for ₹149/mo.
From draft to signed to invoiced — one record.
Every contract starts from a won proposal
Scope, price, and timeline carry over automatically — nothing retyped, no mismatch between what was agreed and what's signed.
OTP e-signature, legally valid in India
Your client signs from any device via a one-time password — no account, no app, valid under the IT Act 2000.
Track every contract's status in one place
Sent, viewed, signed, or overdue — see exactly where every client agreement stands without digging through email.
Scope changes become a real amendment
When a client asks for more, a change order updates the contract and generates the extra invoice — instead of scope creep nobody signed off on.
vs. Icertis, Ironclad & DocuSign CLM
Excellent for enterprise legal ops. Overkill and overpriced for a freelance business.
| Factor | ClearWork | Enterprise CLM tools |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Freelancers & small agencies | Enterprise legal/procurement teams |
| Price | ₹149/mo, unlimited contracts | $7-700+/user/month |
| Setup time | Minutes | Weeks (implementation team) |
| Auto-fills from proposal | ||
| OTP e-sign, IT Act 2000 | Varies | |
| Converts to invoice in 1 click | ||
| AI clause-risk analysis |
Common questions
Is this the same as enterprise contract lifecycle management (CLM) software?
No — enterprise CLM tools like Icertis or Ironclad are built for legal and procurement teams managing hundreds of vendor contracts, with pricing to match ($7-700+ per user/month). ClearWork is contract management scoped to what a freelancer or small agency actually needs: creating, signing, tracking, and amending client service agreements — at a flat ₹149/mo.
How does a contract get created?
It's auto-generated the moment a client accepts your proposal — scope, pricing, and timeline are pre-filled, so you're reviewing and sending, not drafting from scratch.
What happens when a client wants to change the scope mid-project?
You issue a change order — it updates the contract terms and can generate an additional invoice for the extra work, so scope changes are documented and billed instead of silently absorbed.
Is the e-signature on these contracts legally binding?
Yes — signatures are OTP-based and valid under the IT Act 2000 (Second Schedule), with a full audit trail (timestamp, IP address, OTP confirmation) stored with the signed document.
Can I store and search past contracts?
Yes — every signed contract is stored against the client's record, searchable anytime, alongside the proposal and invoices that came from it.
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