The contract is in your inbox. Signing it unread is the expensive option.
Upload a lease, supplier contract, or client agreement and get a clause-by-clause risk report in minutes — with your standing positions applied automatically, and a licensed lawyer one step away at a quote you approve first. Free to start: the credits every new account begins with cover your first reviews.
Why unread contracts cost money
The other side wrote it
Their lawyer drafted it to protect their interest, not yours. Everything the document does not say about your protections, it is saying on purpose.
A professional read can cost more than the deal is worth
Several hundred dollars to review a routine lease or supplier agreement is real money for a small business — so most of these contracts get signed with no review at all.
The dangerous clauses are the boring ones
Auto-renewal, indemnification, limitation of liability, termination triggers — the clauses that decide who pays when things go wrong are exactly the ones eyes slide over.
Every contract restarts the same argument
If you sign client or supplier contracts regularly, you re-litigate the same positions each time — and whatever you conceded last time silently becomes the new baseline.
What EqualDocs does about it
A clause-level risk report, not a summary
Every clause is scored for risk and the risky ones are explained: what the clause does, why it cuts against you, and what a more balanced version looks like.
Your standing positions, applied automatically
Record the positions you always take — payment terms, liability caps, notice periods — once, in your Playbook. Every review flags what contradicts them, so your baseline stops drifting.
Ask about any finding in plain language
The report is the start of a conversation, not the end. Ask what a flagged clause means for your situation and get a straight answer — in English, French, or Chinese.
A licensed lawyer, one step away
When the stakes justify it, hand the contract and the report to a licensed lawyer. You see the quote before any work begins — no retainer, no open-ended billing.
How it goes
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Upload the contract
PDF or DOCX. A free account is enough — its starting credits cover your first reviews.
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Read the risk report
Clause-level findings in minutes, with the risky clauses explained in plain language.
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Decide with your eyes open
Push back on flagged clauses, ask follow-ups, or bring in a lawyer at a quote you approve.
Common questions
- What does a review cost?
- Creating an account is free and comes with a starting credit balance; a basic review costs 20 EqualDocs Credits, so your first several reviews are covered before you ever pay anything. No subscription is required — you can top up credits per use.
- What kinds of contracts can I upload?
- Commercial leases, supplier and vendor agreements, client contracts and MSAs, employment offers, NDAs — any business contract in PDF or DOCX. The review works clause by clause, so length is not a problem.
- Is the AI review legal advice?
- No — it is a structured, clause-level risk analysis: general legal information applied to the text of your document. Legal advice means a licensed lawyer taking professional responsibility for a recommendation on your specific situation, and that step is built in when you want it.
- What if the review finds something serious?
- Then you are one step from a licensed lawyer: describe the situation, get matched, and see a quote before any work begins. The AI report travels with the matter, so the lawyer starts from your findings instead of from zero.
Read it before you sign it
Upload the contract, get the clause-level report, and decide with your eyes open. Free to start.
AI assistance is general information, not legal advice. When your situation needs a lawyer, a licensed one takes it on — at a price you agree to before any work begins.