Where your MSA comes from,
and what happens after it is signed

It replaces the email and paper chain. The agreements, the signatures and the documents a new client needs sit in one place: you build the SOW and send it from XClause, and the client signs, uploads what you asked for and finds their documents in the portal, instead of in a thread of attachments.

It is built for small and mid-size MSPs onboarding new clients, not for an enterprise legal department.

A guided SOW builder prices the work by managed units (workstations, servers, security and the rest), and the monthly recurring total adds itself up. E-signature is built in, so there is no separate signing subscription, and every signature gets a timestamped audit trail and a SHA-256 seal on the executed PDF.

Once the SOW is signed, its line items become the invoice in one step, with nothing retyped. The documents an onboarding usually needs are in the MSP contract templates collection.

Each signed agreement carries its own renewal schedule, on every plan from Starter at $99.99 a month. XClause checks once a day and sends each reminder when its mark is reached, so a renewal does not depend on someone remembering it.

It suits small and mid-size MSPs running many client agreements at once: the contracts list shows every renewal or end date, and its Expiring soon filter brings up the next 60 days.

Up to five per agreement: at 90, 60, 30, 15 and 7 days before the renewal or end date, whichever you pick. Each one is sent once.

You choose the audience on each agreement: your team (the default), the client, or both. Client reminders go by email to the client contacts you have added in XClause, and those contacts do not need to have signed in to receive them.

E-signature alone gets a document signed. It does not draft the SOW, price it, bill from it or remind you before it renews, and XClause does all four with signing built in.

Four contract templates written for managed service providers: a Master Service Agreement, a Statement of Work that doubles as the Service Level Agreement, an NDA, and a Declination of Services and Risk Assessment. The MSA covers term and termination, payment, proprietary rights and confidentiality, allocation of risk, and governing law, and you can edit its clauses for each client.

Independent MSP attorneys draft the XClause template library and keep revising it, so the language you start from is maintained rather than written once and left alone. You build from the live library rather than a copy issued at signup, so a revision reaches the next agreement you build. Agreements you have already signed stay exactly as signed.

The templates come with every plan, from the free trial on, and plans start at $99.99 a month.

Yes: a 7-day free trial on every plan, and you are not charged until it ends. Cancel anytime; monthly plans have no long-term contract. Plans start at $99.99 a month (Pro is $199).

Setup is self-serve with no demo required, which suits an MSP that would rather try the product than sit through an enterprise sales cycle.