AI CONTRACT REVIEW

Review your contract.
Decide what to change.

See the risks, understand the terms and get proposed wording. Refine individual clauses, save your chosen version and download a PDF report, Word negotiation memo and Word redline.

One contract review. Clause adjustments included. View and download on your phone or computer.

See what you get for $29 USD

A £12,000 fee.
A clause that could cut it in half.

Understand the risk, see the proposed edit and prepare your response. Follow the same issue across all three files.

AI review of a fictional consulting agreement. Consultant’s perspective · English law · example amounts in GBP.

Risk reportClause 12 · Consulting agreement
High riskPriority 1

Fee at risk

Up to £6,000

50% of the agreed fee, excluding VAT.

The client can change the price after delivery.

The contract says

Notwithstanding clauses 3 and 11, Client may reduce the fixed fee by up to 50 percent at any time, including after delivery, without Consultant consent. This clause prevails over inconsistent terms.
What to ask for

Remove the unilateral fee reduction. Keep the agreed fee and deal with specific defects through a clear acceptance and cure process.

Read together: clause 3 sets the fee; clause 11 covers written amendments. Clause 12 expressly overrides both.

View the complete risk report.

Open it on your phone or computer. No sign-in needed for this sample.

These are selected excerpts, not the full documents. The sample includes other findings and recorded revisions. Proposals need your review and the other party’s agreement.

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Want a different change?

Choose a clause, say what you want changed and compare the proposal. Save the wording you prefer; your downloads follow that version.

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What your $29 pays for

Why pay $29 if you already have ChatGPT or Claude?

An AI subscription gives you an assistant. Your $29 here includes a defined contract review, three files and the tools to work through changes.

In a general-purpose chat, the review brief, file set and revision process come from your instructions. AnyContract has these steps built in. You bring the contract and decide which changes you want.

Leave with three usable files

You set up in a general AI chat
Specify the files you want, what each should contain and which material is private.
Included with AnyContract
A PDF risk report, a private Word negotiation memo with requests and fallback positions, and a Word redline with tracked edits and discussion comments. All three are included in the review.

Change the clause you care about

You set up in a general AI chat
Identify the passage to revise and ask for the comparison you need to assess the change.
Included with AnyContract
Choose a finding or search any section of the extracted contract—even one with no flagged risk. Describe your change and compare the original with the proposal before saving.

Check what else the change affects

You set up in a general AI chat
Specify how you want related clauses and earlier proposals checked as you revise.
Included with AnyContract
Each clause request includes a second AI check against the full supplied contract and existing proposals. Related changes and unresolved points appear with the proposed wording for you to review.

Keep the files on the version you chose

You set up in a general AI chat
Specify which draft your report, negotiation notes and redline should use when you request new files.
Included with AnyContract
Save a version in your report; all three downloads use it. Refine it again or restore an earlier version. Adjustments and downloads do not spend another review credit.

This compares starting in a general chat with AnyContract’s built-in process. ChatGPT and Claude also offer document editing and file creation; custom assistants, skills and Word add-ins can provide additional workflows.

AI checks can miss issues. Review proposed wording and exported files before sharing. Clause requests are subject to service limits, including 20 generation requests per hour per account.

From the first review to the wording you choose

01

Review from your side

Upload the complete PDF or Word document, or ordered page photos. Choose your role and the law to review against. If you are unsure, give your location and check the report’s assumptions.

02

See the risk and the wording behind it

Read prioritized issues, missing protections and plain-English explanations next to passages from your contract. See a proposed change and what it means for your position.

03

Choose any section you want to change

Select a flagged finding or browse the full extracted contract. Ask for a shorter notice period, a different payment term or another specific change. You can also supply your own wording.

04

Check related terms before you save

The adjustment is checked against the full supplied contract and existing proposals. Review the changed wording, linked clauses and any unresolved points together.

05

Keep the version you want

Save the proposal, refine it with another instruction or restore an earlier version. Your original contract remains available beside the review.

06

Download files for the next conversation

Get the matching PDF report, private Word memo and Word redline. Review comments and tracked changes before sending the redline to the other party.

Clause selection uses the text extracted from your upload. Review that text first, especially for scans and tables. AI checks can miss issues; the preview shows what you are being asked to adopt.

Start with the contract in front of you

The review follows your role and the document you upload. These guides explain what to look for in common agreements.

Before you start

I already use ChatGPT or Claude. Why pay for AnyContract?

Your $29 buys one contract review with three defined deliverables: a PDF risk report, a private Word negotiation memo and a Word redline. It also includes a searchable clause list, a second AI check for each requested clause change, and saved versions that control all three downloads. In a general AI chat, you specify the review brief, deliverables and revision process yourself. Here, those steps are already set up: choose a clause, describe your change, check the proposal and save it.

Compare what you set up with what is included
Can I change a clause that the review did not flag?

Yes. In your saved report, choose “Choose a clause to change” to browse or search the extracted contract text. Select a section and describe what you want changed, even if it was not flagged. You can request a change to one sentence or provide your own wording. Check the proposed section and any linked changes before saving.

Can I keep refining the wording?

Yes. Add another instruction, check the next proposal and save the version you want. Earlier versions remain available to restore. Clause adjustments and downloads do not use another review credit. Requests are subject to service limits, including up to 20 clause-generation requests per hour per account; this is not an unlimited-use plan.

Can I view and download the files on my phone?

Yes. You can view your report and file previews on your phone or computer, and download PDF and Word files. Use a compatible app, such as Word or WPS, to edit a downloaded .docx and work with tracked changes.

Does a saved revision mean the contract is safe to sign?

A saved revision records your chosen proposals. The original risk assessment still describes the uploaded contract; it does not automatically reassess an amended agreement. Check the final wording and any comments before sending or signing.

See the review and revision workflow in a recorded example

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Useful resources

AI workflow disclosure

AnyContract.ai combines advanced AI models with our own contract review framework, issue-spotting logic, and export workflows to generate structured reports, Word memos, and editable redlines.

The product experience and review workflow are built by AnyContract.ai. Results should be reviewed carefully before signing or sending changes.

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