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Catch the clause that costs you.

Upload any contract. In under 90 seconds, Contract AI flags the 15+ provisions that quietly transfer risk, money, and leverage to the other side — in plain English, with suggested redlines you can paste.

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Indemnification. Vendor shall defend, indemnify and hold harmless Customer from any and all claims arising from or related to this Agreement…

Auto-Renewal. This Agreement shall automatically renew for successive 12-month terms unless either party provides written notice at least 90 days prior…

Indemnity is one-way and uncapped
"Arising from or related to" is the broadest possible trigger. Cap at fees paid in the prior 12 months and exclude third-party claims you don't control.
90-day opt-out window is long
Industry standard is 30–60 days. A 90-day window plus auto-renewal is how customers get locked into a year they meant to cancel.
Suggested redline ready
Click to copy paste-ready replacement language.

The problem

Most contracts get skimmed, signed, and forgotten — until they cost you.

A vendor MSA, a freelance SOW, a SaaS renewal, a partnership agreement. They show up faster than you can read them carefully. So you scan for the obvious — price, term, who signs — and you sign.

The clauses that quietly cost you money aren't in the headlines. They're in the indemnification block, the auto-renewal window, the assignment clause, the carve-outs to the liability cap. By the time they matter, you've already agreed.

Hiring a lawyer for every contract isn't realistic. Reading them yourself isn't reliable. Contract AI is the middle option that didn't exist before.

Reads the whole clause, not the keyword
Context-aware — knows that a 12-month cap with carve-outs is different from a 12-month cap without them.
Suggests paste-ready redlines
Not just flags. For each issue, you get language you can drop into the next version of the document.
Built for operators, not lawyers
Plain-English findings ranked by impact. No legalese, no 40-page report — the three to five things that actually matter.

How it works

Three steps. Most reviews finish before your coffee cools.

  1. 01
    Upload or paste

    Drop a PDF, DOCX, or paste contract text. Scanned PDFs run through OCR automatically.

  2. 02
    We check 15+ provisions

    Each clause is compared against playbook positions and common risk patterns. Findings are ranked by impact.

  3. 03
    Read findings & copy redlines

    Plain-English explanation of each flag, what it means in practice, and paste-ready redline language for the ones you want to push back on.

What we check

17 provisions, every time. The ones that actually move money.

Every contract gets the full pass. We don't just look for the keyword — we read the clause in context, against the rest of the agreement and against playbook positions developed across thousands of reviewed contracts.

  • 01

    Indemnification scope

    Flags one-way, uncapped, or 'arising from' indemnities that quietly assign you the other side's litigation risk.

  • 02

    Limitation of liability

    Surfaces caps below 12-month fees, missing super-caps, and carve-outs that swallow the cap.

  • 03

    Auto-renewal & opt-out window

    Catches silent renewals, short notice windows, and price-step language buried in renewal clauses.

  • 04

    Termination for convenience

    Checks who can walk, how fast, and what fees survive. The asymmetric kind is the costly kind.

  • 05

    Payment terms & late fees

    Net-60 hidden in an SOW. Compounding late fees. Dispute-doesn't-pause-payment language. We surface all of it.

  • 06

    IP assignment & background IP

    Identifies who owns work product, what 'pre-existing IP' actually covers, and whether you're licensing more than you mean to.

  • 07

    Data ownership & usage rights

    Flags training-data clauses, anonymized-data carve-outs, and 'derived data' grants that quietly outlive the contract.

  • 08

    Confidentiality term & residuals

    Looks for short confidentiality periods, 'residuals' clauses, and definitions that exclude what you actually care about.

  • 09

    Non-compete & non-solicit

    Surfaces overbroad geographic scope, multi-year tails, and employee non-solicits that survive termination.

  • 10

    Assignment & change of control

    Checks whether the other side can assign to a competitor or a buyer without your consent.

  • 11

    Warranties & disclaimers

    Compares stated warranties to the standard set and flags 'as-is' language that contradicts the rest of the deal.

  • 12

    Insurance requirements

    Reads minimum coverage, additional-insured language, and waiver-of-subrogation against your real exposure.

  • 13

    Governing law & venue

    Flags out-of-state venue, foreign law, and mandatory arbitration with class-action waivers.

  • 14

    Force majeure scope

    Surfaces pandemic, cyber-incident, and supply-chain carve-outs — and who bears cost during a force majeure event.

  • 15

    SLA credits & remedies

    Reads uptime targets, exclusions, credit caps, and whether credits are your sole remedy for failure.

  • 16

    Audit rights & cooperation

    Flags audits with no notice, no scope limit, no cost-shift on clean findings, and ongoing obligations after termination.

  • 17

    Most-favored-nation & pricing

    Catches MFN clauses, benchmarking triggers, and price-increase mechanics that compound silently.

FAQ

Questions worth answering before you upload.

Is this legal advice?+
No. Contract AI is a review tool — it flags risk patterns, compares language against playbook positions, and suggests redlines. It does not form an attorney-client relationship and is not a substitute for counsel on high-stakes deals.
What file types work?+
PDF, DOCX, and pasted text. Scanned PDFs run through OCR automatically — handwriting and low-resolution scans may lose accuracy.
How long does a review take?+
Most contracts under 40 pages return findings in 60–90 seconds. Longer agreements (50+ pages) typically run 2–3 minutes.
Will my contract be used to train AI models?+
No. Uploaded contracts are processed in-session and deleted from temporary storage within 24 hours. Nothing you upload is used to train any model.
What contracts does it handle best?+
Vendor agreements, SaaS / MSA, NDA, statement of work, professional services, distribution, and reseller agreements. Employment, real estate, and M&A are supported but should always be reviewed by counsel.
Can it negotiate for me?+
It generates suggested redline language tied to each flagged provision. You decide what to send. We're working on a guided-negotiation flow — join the waitlist below to get early access.
Who is this for?+
Operators who sign contracts every week and don't have in-house counsel on speed-dial: founders, ops leads, agency owners, freelancers, and small-firm attorneys triaging client work.
What does it cost?+
Free during the early-access period. Pricing will land in the $19–$49/mo range for individuals and per-seat plans for teams.

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