Stop Googling for MSP contract templates.

Because the review speaks for itself. Most MSAs we analyze have gaps in liability, vendor coverage, or regulatory compliance. When MSPs see what's exposed, many want those gaps fixed. That's what Monjur does. But there's no obligation, no follow-up pressure, and the report is yours regardless.

You can, and it will give you something that looks like a legal review. But general-purpose AI doesn't know MSP contract law. It won't catch that your limitation of liability cap doesn't align with your E&O policy. It won't flag that your DPA is missing state-specific breach notification timelines. It won't know that the indemnification clause your client's attorney added shifts vendor liability back to you. Monjur's review is grounded in 25 years of MSP-specific legal work, thousands of reviewed agreements, and current regulatory requirements. A licensed attorney signs off on every finding. ChatGPT won't be in the room when a client disputes your SLA.

Yes. Everything you share is protected by attorney-client privilege. We don't share it, use it for training, or retain it beyond the review period.

Pilot, Monjur's AI, scans every clause against MSP legal precedent and current regulations. A licensed attorney from Scott & Scott, LLP then reviews every finding, adds context, and validates the risk assessment before it reaches you.

That's up to you. You'll receive a scored risk assessment with specific findings and recommendations. If you want help fixing what we find, we'll walk you through how Monjur works. If not, the report is yours to keep.