Pricing
Most contracts fit in a single review, and you always see the cost before anything is charged, so there are no surprises.
A lawyer charges $300–500/hr to review this. ClauseAudit does it in 60 seconds, from $19.
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Single Review
One contract review. No subscription, pay once, use within a year.
- All 5 analyzers: Employment, Freelance, NDA, SaaS, Lease
- All 50 US states + DC
- Up to 35 pages / review
- PDF, DOCX, TXT, photo, or Google Doc link
- Plain-English report + redline
- Ready-to-send negotiation email
- Your original document is never stored
All plans are subscriptions that auto-renew, monthly plans monthly, yearly plans yearly, at the price shown, until you cancel. Cancel in one click from your account; you keep access to the end of the period you paid for. The Single Review is a one-time payment, not a subscription.
Each review covers up to 35 pages, enough for most contracts. Longer documents are analyzed automatically in sections; if one would use extra credits or a $7.00-per-35-page overage on a Single Review, we show you the cost and ask first.
Pro
4 reviews / month. Great for active job-seekers & freelancers.
- All 5 analyzers: Employment, Freelance, NDA, SaaS, Lease
- All 50 US states + DC
- Up to 35 pages / review
- PDF, DOCX, TXT, photo, or Google Doc link
- Plain-English report + redline
- Ready-to-send negotiation email
- Your original document is never stored
Auto-renews at $50.00/month. Cancel anytime.
Business
10 reviews / month for regular reviewers & small teams.
- All 5 analyzers: Employment, Freelance, NDA, SaaS, Lease
- All 50 US states + DC
- Up to 35 pages / review
- PDF, DOCX, TXT, photo, or Google Doc link
- Plain-English report + redline
- Ready-to-send negotiation email
- Your original document is never stored
Auto-renews at $100.00/month. Cancel anytime.
Scale
25 reviews / month for high-volume teams.
- All 5 analyzers: Employment, Freelance, NDA, SaaS, Lease
- All 50 US states + DC
- Up to 35 pages / review
- PDF, DOCX, TXT, photo, or Google Doc link
- Plain-English report + redline
- Ready-to-send negotiation email
- Your original document is never stored
Auto-renews at $200.00/month. Cancel anytime.
Enterprise
For agencies, law firms & high-volume teams. Negotiated pricing, the review volume you need, and priority support.
- Custom review volume
- Negotiated pricing
- Priority support
- Dedicated contact
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14-day full refund if it’s not for you. Cancel anytime.
Pricing questions
How much does a contract review cost?
A single contract review costs $19.00, paid once, with no subscription. Subscriptions start at $50 a month for four reviews. Every plan covers all five analyzers, Employment, Freelance, NDA, SaaS and Lease, across all 50 US states and DC.
What counts as one review?
One document of up to 35 pages. Most employment offers, NDAs, freelance contracts and residential leases fit comfortably inside that. A longer document uses more than one credit, and ClauseAudit tells you the cost and asks you to confirm before anything is charged.
Is there a free option?
The report itself is paid, but a lot is free and needs no account: a complete sample report on a real 34-page agreement, free contract templates, and long-form guides on the clauses people ask about. You can read those before deciding whether the $19.00 review is worth it.
Do I have to subscribe?
No. The single review is a one-time payment, not a trial that converts. Subscriptions exist for people reviewing contracts regularly, and they auto-renew until cancelled, which the pricing page states before checkout rather than after.
What is the refund policy?
A 100% money-back guarantee within 14 days. Subscriptions can be cancelled in one click from your account, and access continues to the end of the period already paid for.
Why does ClauseAudit cost anything when chatbots are free?
Because a free chatbot answers from memory and cannot show you the statute behind an answer, so you cannot tell a correct answer from a confident one. ClauseAudit may cite only from a fixed list of verified provisions, is barred from inventing a citation, and flags a risk with no citation attached rather than inventing one.
How does this compare with paying a lawyer?
A lawyer typically charges $300 to $500 an hour, and the first hour goes on reading the contract and locating the issues. ClauseAudit does that part in about a minute for $19.00. It does not replace advice on your specific facts, and for a property purchase or a live dispute you should still see one.
Still deciding? See how ClauseAudit compares with a lawyer and with a free chatbot, or read a complete sample report.