Takes what you actually have
Paste the text, drop the PDF, or forward the version the other side sent. Clause works out the agreement type on its own, so there is no template to pick and nothing to set up.
Product
A second read that arrives in forty seconds
Clause is one screen: your contract on the left with the risky clauses marked, and on the right what each one says, what it costs you, and the exact change to ask for.
What it does
Eight things, none of them decoration
Reads it in context
A termination clause means something different next to a two year auto-renewal. Every clause is read against the rest of the document, which is why the flags come back ranked rather than listed.
Names the consequence
Not 'this clause is unusual'. Miss this date and you owe $68,400, and the date is December 3, 2027. The arithmetic is done with the numbers in your contract.
Says what is normal
Thirty to sixty days is the usual notice window. Twelve months of fees is the usual liability cap. Knowing a clause is off only helps if you know where the market sits.
Writes the ask
The replacement wording, phrased to be pasted into a reply, and pitched at what a small business can realistically win rather than at what a law firm would open with.
Watches the date
The notice deadline goes into your dashboard, and on Business and Team you get an email sixty and fifteen days before it. This is the feature that pays for the subscription.
Works for a team
On Team, five seats share one contract library, comment on a clause so a decision has a record, and set the standard terms your company will not go below.
Keeps your paper yours
Your contract is sent to a model provider to produce your review and for nothing else, under agreements that prohibit training on that traffic. Delete any review, or the whole account, whenever you like.
See a review
A real one, on a real agreement
This is a managed IT services contract of the kind a dental practice signs. Click any clause. Nothing here is a mockup: it is the product screen, with the product’s own output.
Managed IT Services Agreement
Northgate Dental Group and Bluecrest Technology Partners
8
clauses flagged
4
high risk
High risk
overall read
Flagged clauses
Section 4
Auto-renewal, 24 months, 90 day notice
this Agreement shall automatically renew for successive twenty-four (24) month periods (each, a "Renewal Term") unless either party provides written notice of non-renewal not less than ninety (90) days prior to the end of the then-current term
Quoted from your document, word for word.
The read
This is a two-year managed IT agreement that renews for another two years unless you cancel ninety days early, and it puts almost all of the risk on the practice. Before signing, get the renewal down to twelve months, get the liability cap up from one month of fees to twelve, and make the indemnity mutual. Those three changes are worth more than everything else in the document combined.
What it reads
The agreements small businesses actually sign
If it is commercial paper between two businesses, Clause reads it. What it does not do is give you legal advice, act as your lawyer, or tell you a deal is safe.
- Master services agreements and statements of work
- Vendor and supplier terms
- Software subscriptions and renewals
- Commercial leases and equipment leases
- Independent contractor agreements
- Mutual and one-way NDAs
- Referral, reseller and channel agreements
- Managed services and support contracts
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