Payment and deliverables
Check how fees become due, what counts as acceptance, which expenses are covered and whether the work is clearly defined.
Review before you sign
AI contract analysis and review before you sign
Have a contract from a client, employer or business partner? Upload it to understand the risks, decide what to negotiate and get suggested wording for the clauses that need attention.
One review: $29, or use an existing credit. View plans. View and download your report on your phone or computer.
What to check before you sign
Liability and indemnity
Look for uncapped exposure, one-sided indemnities, broad exclusions and obligations that extend beyond your control.
Termination and renewal
Understand when either party can leave, notice deadlines, automatic renewals and payments or duties that survive termination.
Ownership and restrictions
Review intellectual property ownership, confidentiality obligations, exclusivity and restrictions on future work.
Fictional contract example
A renewal date that changes the exit cost
A small agency is reviewing a one-year software subscription before signing.
The contract wording
“The subscription renews for a further twelve months unless notice is received at least ninety days before the renewal date.”
Why it matters
A twelve-month term does not mean you can decide whether to renew at the end of the year. The notice deadline falls much earlier. The termination clause and order form may add fees or a different notice method.
What to ask
When must notice arrive, who must receive it, and what happens to prepaid fees if you leave?
A change to discuss
Ask for a shorter notice window that your team can manage, a clear notice address and an explanation of renewal pricing. Check that the order form and main agreement use the same dates.
The right wording depends on your full agreement and the applicable law. Try changing one clause in the sample.
What to have ready
The complete text, not just the page that worries you
Include the definitions and schedules that form part of your agreement. A payment obligation can change when it is read alongside acceptance, termination or a statement of work.
Your role and the decision you need to make
Choose the side you represent. Check the governing-law assumption and use the findings to prioritize questions, possible changes and unresolved issues.
How the review works
- Upload the whole agreement. Choose one complete, multi-page PDF or Word file. For paper contracts, add up to 10 page photos in reading order. The photo limit does not limit the pages inside a PDF or Word file. Up to 50 MB total.
- Tell us which side you’re on. Choose your role, contract type and report language. Enter the governing law or your location if known, or use automatic detection. Check any uncertainty flagged in the report.
- Read the findings and suggested changes. See the quoted clauses and why they need attention. Choose a flagged finding or any section in the extracted contract to request a change. Check the proposed wording and linked edits, then save a new version.
- Download the files you need. Save the PDF risk report, Word negotiation memo and redline. Read and download on a phone or computer.
See the result before you pay
Read a complete review of a fictional agreement and open its PDF and Word files. The sample is free to view.
Open the complete sample reviewAI can miss issues or suggest unsuitable wording. Check important findings against your full agreement and the applicable law before signing.
Common questions
Is this for reviewing a contract or creating one?
The review tool checks an agreement you upload or paste. If you need a starting draft, use the separate free template library, complete your draft and then decide whether to review it.
What is the difference between contract analysis and contract review?
Contract analysis can mean extracting dates and obligations or researching a large collection of agreements. This workflow focuses on one agreement: its risks, suggested clause changes and negotiation preparation.
Can I upload a multi-page contract?
Yes. Upload one complete PDF or Word file with its pages together. Page photos can be added in batches up to 10 photos for one agreement; arrange them in reading order before starting.
Can I try it before buying?
You can explore the public sample report and interactive clause demo without buying. A full review of your own contract uses a review credit; the single-review option is $29.