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A lawyer costs $400 an hour. A free chatbot just guesses. ClauseAudit reads your contract against your state's actual law and hands back a plain-English risk report, with a fix for every problem, in about a minute.
High risk detected
10 clauses checked · 3 flagged high
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Specialized review tuned to your contract type.
How It Works
Upload
Drop a PDF, DOCX, or paste your contract text.
AI Analyzes
Every clause is reviewed and scored for risk.
Review Results
Plain-English findings and a downloadable report.
What We Check
Free contract templates
Grab a clean, attorney-style template, NDAs, offer letters, freelance agreements, SaaS terms, leases and more. Then, before you sign one someone else wrote, check if it's fair.
Browse the template libraryWhy choose us
Built to give you a real, usable risk read on any contract, fast and affordable.
Fast, results in seconds
A typical contract is reviewed in about 30 seconds; even a 300-page agreement is analyzed in minutes, not the days a manual review takes.
Cost-effective
A single review is $19, and subscriptions start at $50 a month. A lawyer typically charges $300–$1,000+ just to read one contract, we cover the first read for a fraction of that.
State-specific to where you are
Analysis is tuned to your US state’s actual laws across all 50 states + DC, with an optional live web check that cites the current statutes.
Plain English + a fix for every risk
Each risky clause is explained for non-lawyers with why it matters and a concrete negotiation tip, plus a downloadable redline you can send back.
Private by design
Built on the Anthropic API. Your contracts are never used to train general-purpose AI, so they never appear in another user’s answers, and we never sell your data.
Why not just use a free AI chatbot?
General-purpose AI assistants are great at many things. For a contract you're about to sign, a purpose-built tool protects you in ways a blank chat box can't.
Purpose-built, not a blank chat
A dedicated workflow checks the same 10 high-risk areas across 5 contract types every time, a general chatbot only does as well as your prompt, and quietly skips what you forget to ask.
State-law accuracy, with citations
We inject your state’s statutes into the analysis and can verify against live sources with links. A general assistant answers from memory and can be confidently out of date.
Structured, repeatable output
You get a risk score, severity-ranked clauses, page citations, and a redline document, not a freeform wall of text that changes shape each time you ask.
Built for long contracts
Large agreements are split into sections, analyzed, and combined so nothing is dropped. Pasting a 200-page contract into a chat box hits length limits and loses detail.
On the record and shareable
Saved history, downloadable PDF/Word reports, and source links you can hand to an attorney. Chat replies vanish, cite nothing, and can’t be audited later.
Not a substitute for a lawyer, but a far stronger first read than a generic chatbot, and a clear record to bring to one.
How ClauseAudit compares
Against a free chatbot or hiring a lawyer, for understanding a contract before you sign.
| ClauseAudit | Free AI chatbot | Hiring a lawyer | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Speed | ~30 seconds | Seconds | Days to weeks |
| Typical cost | From $19 a review | Free | $300–$1,000+ per contract |
| Tuned to your state’s law | Yes, 50 states + DC, with live citations | Inconsistent, from memory | Yes |
| Plain-English explanations | Yes, for non-lawyers | Depends on your prompt | Varies |
| Structured report + redline | Yes, score, clauses, DOCX redline | Freeform text | Usually a memo |
| Handles long contracts | Yes, unlimited pages, chunked & combined | Hits length limits | Yes |
| Two-jurisdiction conflicts | Yes, flags valid-in-one-state-not-the-other | Rarely | Yes |
| Privacy | Not used to train AI | May be used for training | Confidential |
| Accountability | Saved report + source links | Vanishes, cites nothing | Professional liability |
| Legal advice | No, risk education | No | Yes |
Your contract is never used to train AI. Ever.
We don't store your contracts or sell your data. Your information is never used to train general-purpose AI, so it will never appear in another user's answers.