I will draft US saas, software, and technology agreements
Licensed US Attorney Expert Commercial Tech Contract Drafting
About this Gig
I am Stephen J. Akerley, a licensed US Attorney (Bar #160757). In the tech world, your software is your most valuable asset. If your SaaS or technology agreements are weak, you risk intellectual property theft, data breaches, and massive liability.
I specialize in drafting ironclad digital contracts that protect tech companies, developers, and SaaS founders under US law.
I provide custom drafting for:
- SaaS Agreements & Terms of Service (ToS)
- End User License Agreements (EULA)
- Software Development Agreements
- API Licensing Agreements
- Privacy Policies (CCPA / US compliant)
- Tech White-Label Agreements
I ensure your agreements cover critical clauses like data security, IP ownership, limitation of liability, user restrictions, and subscription payment terms.
Disclaimer: This gig provides legal drafting only. No court appearances are provided, and no formal attorney-client relationship is established beyond the drafting of these documents.
Don't leave your technology exposed. Contact a licensed US attorney today to secure your software!
Field of law:
Business (corporate)
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Commercial
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FAQ
Do you ensure compliance with state-specific privacy laws?
Yes, I can draft your privacy policy to address major US regulations, including the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).
What is the difference between a SaaS ToS and a B2B SaaS Agreement?
A ToS is usually a click-wrap agreement for general users, while a B2B SaaS Agreement is a signed contract negotiated with enterprise clients. I draft bot
Do you draft software development contracts for hiring freelancers?
Yes, I can draft agreements that ensure you retain full IP rights over the code a developer writes for you.

