Starter
Enough to review a handful of important contracts.
$9
5 analyses · $1.80 each
Choose StarterAI contract review for everyday agreements
Sign with confidence. Not with crossed fingers.
Contract Analyzer reads your lease, job offer, NDA or client agreement from your side of the deal, and tells you in plain English what is fair, what is risky and what to ask for.
Free account · analyses from $1.18 each
- Results in about a minute
- No subscription
- Failed analyses refunded
Try it before you upload
This is the real report.
A made-up lease, in the same workspace you get. Click a finding to see its clause, or ask the contract a question.
How it helps
From “what does this mean?” to “here’s what I want changed.”
01 · Understand
Every risk, tied to the exact sentence.
Findings are graded critical, warning or info, each with a confidence level and the quote it relies on. Click one and it lights up in your document.
- Clause-by-clause walkthrough in plain English
- A glossary for every term of art
- Missing clauses you would expect to see
02 · Negotiate
Know what to ask for, and how to ask.
Replacement language for each problem clause, ranked negotiation points, and a friendly email you can send as it is. Key terms show what is typical, so you know when to push.
03 · Stay on top
Know what needs you next, and never miss a notice window.
Your dashboard lists the one next step on each contract: a rule it breaks, a deadline coming up, a clause to push back on. Mark it done and the next one appears. Every deadline and duty is pulled out with who owes what, and goes to your calendar in one click.
Your deal-breakers
Set rules once. Every contract is checked against them, with pass, fail or unclear and the deciding clause.
Compare two offers
Side by side, dimension by dimension, with the better term highlighted on each row.
Track every revision
Upload the new draft and see what changed in the text and in the score.
Private by default
Contact details redacted before analysis. Originals deleted right after the report, or after 30 days.
Made for the people who sign without a legal team.
Renters
Get your deposit back
Spot vague deduction rights, automatic renewals and early-exit penalties before you move in.
Job seekers
Negotiate the offer
Check non-competes, IP assignment, equity vesting and severance, then compare two offers side by side.
Freelancers
Get paid on time
Catch slow payment terms, endless revisions and missing kill fees in client agreements.
Small teams
Review in bulk
Upload ten at a time, give each folder its own rules, and see what needs you across every contract.
Simple pricing
Pay only for the contracts you review.
One credit is one full analysis with 25 follow-up questions. No monthly fee.
ProMost popular
For freelancers and renters who sign often.
$29
20 analyses · $1.45 each
Choose ProBusiness
For teams reviewing contracts every week.
$59
50 analyses · $1.18 each
Choose BusinessOne-time packs · Failed analyses refunded automatically · Pricing details
Frequently asked questions
What is a contract analyzer?
A contract analyzer is software that reviews an agreement and surfaces risks, missing clauses, and key terms in plain language so you can decide what to ask before you sign.
Is Contract Analyzer legal advice?
No. Contract Analyzer provides informational analysis only. It is not a lawyer and does not create an attorney-client relationship. For binding decisions, consult a qualified professional.
Can I try it for free?
Creating an account is free, but every analysis uses a credit, so you buy a one-time pack before your first upload. To see exactly what you get first, click through the sample report on the home page or the real screenshots on the features page.
How much does it cost?
Creating an account is free. Analyses are paid with one-time credit packs, with no monthly subscription: each analysis costs one credit, and failed analyses are refunded.
Which files can I upload?
PDF, DOCX or TXT files up to 10 MB each, up to 10 at a time. The file needs selectable text: scanned pages and photos of paper contracts can’t be read yet. Older .doc files need to be saved as .docx first, and contracts over about 100 pages are too long to analyze. If an analysis fails, its credit is refunded automatically.
Which languages does it support?
For now, contracts written in English, and every report is in English. More languages are on the way.
Who is Contract Analyzer for?
Freelancers, renters, employees, and small-business owners who need a clearer read on everyday agreements before they sign. Each account has one user for now.
Can I ask questions about my contract after the report?
Yes. Each analysis includes up to 25 follow-up questions, answered from the contract text and your report with the passages the answer relies on.
Does it check my own rules?
You can keep standing rules such as “no non-compete longer than six months” for your account or a folder. Every report shows pass, fail or unclear per rule with the deciding clause.
Does running a contract again cost a credit?
Yes. Running the same contract again with a different role, jurisdiction or concerns is a new analysis and uses one credit, and every earlier run stays in the report. Follow-up questions, the walkthrough, comparisons, sharing and printing are included with the credit you already spent.
What happens to my files?
Contract text is sent to AI providers only to produce your report, and we don’t train models on it. You can redact contact details before anything is sent and delete the original file as soon as the report is ready. Otherwise original files are deleted automatically after 30 days, while your report stays until you delete it.
How do I sign in, and is my account protected?
Sign in with Google, with a passkey, or with an email and password protected by two-factor authentication. Reports you share are read-only links you can turn off at any time.
Your next contract deserves a second read.
Create a free account, pick a credit pack, and have a clear answer about a minute after you upload.
Contract Analyzer provides informational analysis only. It is not a lawyer and does not provide legal advice. For binding decisions, consult a qualified professional.