Contract review with redlines and a negotiation playbook
Know what you're signing — and exactly what to change
Upload a contract. In about a minute you get a risk score, every clause that costs you money or freedom, how each one compares with market standard, and replacement wording you can paste straight into a redline.
Built for the contracts people actually get handed — employment, NDAs, freelance, SaaS, severance and thirteen more types.
No account needed. You see the price before paying, and the report opens immediately after.
AI contract review that negotiates, not just summarizes
A summary tells you what the contract says — which you could read yourself. What you need is what it costs you, whether it's normal, and the sentence that fixes it.
Quoted, never paraphrased
You can verify every finding in ten seconds
Each issue carries the verbatim clause text and the line it starts on. If the contract doesn't say it, it isn't in the report — no invented clauses, no invented statutes.
That's the honest answer to the accuracy question. Don't trust it; check it. Checking takes ten seconds per finding, and the quote is right there.
Read a complete report →Nothing held back
We published an entire report so you don't have to buy on trust
15 findings, 8 deadlines, 19 missing protections and a 7-step negotiation playbook from a real run — every word of it public, including the contract it analyzed.
Redlines you can paste
Not "consider adding a cap" — the actual clause
Every finding that needs fixing comes with drafted replacement language, ready to send back to the other side. Copy it with one click.
Alongside it: what's customary for that contract type, and how far your document deviates. A 12-month non-solicit is normal. A five-year worldwide non-compete is not.
A negotiation playbook
And what to say when they push back
Your asks in priority order, the justification to give for each, and what to accept if they refuse. Plus the deadlines to put in your calendar and the questions to put to the other side.
Most of what's in a bad contract is boilerplate nobody has revisited since the template was drafted. It gets conceded far more often than people expect — if you ask precisely.
Ask it anything
Then interrogate the contract
The report answers the questions you knew to ask. The chat answers the ones you didn't.
It reads only your document, cites the clause it's relying on, and does the arithmetic for you. Ask "what does leaving in month seven actually cost me?" and it adds up the notice pay, the clawback and the unvested equity using your contract's own figures.
Unlimited questions on any contract you've run a full review on.
Privacy
Your contract is not training data
Free AI tools frequently reserve the right to train on what you paste into them. If your NDA prohibits disclosure to third parties — and most do — that's a problem before you even read the output.
We never use uploaded documents to train models. Your contracts are visible only to your account, and permanent deletion is one click in your dashboard. Read the privacy policy — it's short.
Priced against what a bad clause costs
Fifteen minutes of an attorney's time costs about the same as this whole report. One missed auto-renewal or one uncapped indemnity costs many times more.
Review a contract
- Risk score and verdict
- Contract type detected
- Top 3 issues named
- Count of total issues found
Single review
For one contract in front of you now
For one contract in front of you now
- Full clause-by-clause report
- Pasteable redlines for every issue
- Negotiation playbook
- Unlimited chat on that contract
- PDF export you can send to a lawyer
Professional
For recruiters, agencies and small businesses
For recruiters, agencies and small businesses
- 5 full reviews per month
- Side-by-side comparison of two contracts
- Everything in Single review
- Cancel anytime
Clause guides
All guidesHow to Review a Contract Without a Lawyer (in 30 Minutes)
The order to read a contract in, the seven clauses that cause most of the damage, and the point at which you should stop and pay an attorney instead.
Using ChatGPT to Review a Contract: What It Misses
A general chatbot can explain a clause. Here is what it does not do on a real contract, tested side by side, and when that difference costs you money.
Termination Clause Explained: How to Actually Get Out
For cause, for convenience, and the cure period between them - plus what survives the contract ending and who pays for work already done.
Force Majeure Clause Explained: When It Actually Excuses You
What force majeure covers, why the listed events matter more than the concept, and the three tests a court applies before it excuses performance.
Indemnification Clause Explained: What You're Agreeing To
What an indemnity actually obligates you to pay, how it differs from a warranty, and the four limits that turn an open-ended clause into a survivable one.
Arbitration Clause Explained: What You Give Up by Agreeing
How mandatory arbitration and class waivers change your options in a dispute, when arbitration is genuinely better, and what to negotiate if you cannot remove it.
Questions
How accurate is AI contract review?
On the task this tool does — locating clauses, stating what they mean, and comparing them with what is customary — it is reliable and consistently thorough in a way a tired human reader is not. It never gets bored on page forty. What it cannot do is exercise judgment about your specific commercial situation or advise you on a live dispute. Every finding quotes the contract so you can verify it yourself, which is the honest answer to the accuracy question: don't trust it, check it — checking takes ten seconds per finding.
Is this legal advice?
No. It is automated analysis, and no lawyer-client relationship is created by using it. It is built to make a lawyer cheaper rather than to replace one: send them the PDF and they spend their hour on judgment instead of on reading.
What happens to my contract after I upload it?
The text is stored against your account so you can re-open the report and ask questions later. It is never used to train models and is not shared. Delete it from your dashboard and it is removed from the database along with the analysis and the chat history.
Which contracts does it handle?
Employment agreements, NDAs, freelance and consulting contracts, SaaS and vendor agreements, MSAs, severance agreements, leases, partnership and co-founder agreements, loan agreements, platform terms, brand deals and purchase agreements. It handles other types too — those are just the ones with a dedicated checklist.
Does it work on scanned PDFs?
Not yet. If the file is a photograph of a page rather than text, we tell you so instead of guessing. Run it through any OCR tool first, or paste the text into a .txt file.
What jurisdictions does it cover?
It reads the governing-law clause in your document and applies the relevant test — including the rules that make most non-competes void in California, the compensation thresholds several other US states apply, and the reasonableness test English courts use. Where a question turns on local procedure, it says so rather than guessing.
You have more leverage before you sign than after
Twenty minutes now, or a year of a clause you didn't read.
If the report finds nothing you can act on, email us within seven days and we refund it.