AI contract management software

Name: ContractsAnalyzer
Price: 49 USD

Upload a contract and see risky clauses, key dates and what you owe in minutes, reviewed against your own rules.

The selected sample is analyzed exactly like your own document.

Up to 10 MB

Review as Playbook

Focus on

Renewal and termination Liability and indemnity Payment and pricing Data and confidentiality

No card required. Your contracts are never used to train AI models.

Master Services Agreement

between Customer and Vendor

1. Term. This Agreement begins on the Effective Date and continues for an initial term of twelve months.

2. Renewal. The Agreement renews automatically for successive terms unless either party gives ninety days written notice. High risk

3. Fees. Customer pays each invoice within thirty days of receipt.

4. Liability. Vendor's aggregate liability is limited to fees paid in the preceding three months. Review

Signature

For Customer

For Vendor

Services agreement

High overall risk

What you get

Know what every contract says before it costs you

Catch risky clauses before you sign

Every clause is scored for your side of the deal, with the source sentence and a redline you can paste back into the draft.

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Limitation of liability

High risk

Uncapped indemnity in section 9.2

Never miss a renewal or notice deadline

Renewal terms and notice periods are pulled out and turned into dates, with an alert before the window closes.

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Auto renewal

Notice by 30 days

Alert set before the window closes

Know what you owe across every contract

Payment terms, escalators, minimums and termination fees in one searchable repository instead of a shared drive.

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Payment terms

Net 45

Escalator and minimum commitment listed

Example output

What a finished analysis looks like

Example analysis of a sample vendor agreement, produced by the same analyzer as the one above.

Services agreement

Ridgeline Facilities Services LLC and Calder Manufacturing Co

High overall risk

6 flagged clauses

Term: 3 years
Renewal: Automatic renewal
Notice period: 120 days before the end of the term
Governing law: Texas
Reviewed as: Customer
Playbook: Standard

Effective date

September 1, 2026

Notice deadline

May 4, 2029

Renewal date

September 1, 2029

Clause

Why it matters

Suggested redline

Risk

Automatic renewal

"Thereafter this Agreement automatically renews for additional one (1) year periods unless Client provides written notice of non-renewal not less than one hundred twenty (120) days before expiration."

The contract renews on its own and the notice window is 120 days. Missing it commits you to another full term.

Change to: "Renewal requires the written agreement of both parties" or shorten the non-renewal notice period to 30 days and require a reminder notice from the other side 60 days before the deadline.

High

Termination rights

"Client may terminate for convenience only with one hundred eighty (180) days notice and payment of an early termination fee equal to fifty percent (50%) of the remaining fees."

Exit rights are limited or priced. This locks the budget for the whole term.

Add a mutual right to terminate for convenience on 30 days written notice, and remove any early termination fee beyond fees accrued to the termination date.

High

Exclusivity

"Client shall purchase all facilities services for the Premises exclusively from Vendor during the term."

Exclusivity removes your ability to use another supplier, even if price or quality changes.

Delete the exclusivity obligation or limit it to a minimum purchase commitment with a right to benchmark pricing.

High

Limitation of liability

"Hidden until you sign up"

A cap exists. Check that it applies to both sides and has sensible carve-outs.

Replace with: "Each party's aggregate liability shall not exceed the greater of the fees paid in the prior twelve (12) months and one million dollars, excluding indemnities, confidentiality breach and gross negligence."

Medium

This analysis highlights what to check. It is software, not legal advice.

How it compares

The step between a document editor and an enterprise suite

	ContractsAnalyzer	Manual review in a document editor	Enterprise CLM suites
Setup time	An afternoon, self-serve	None, but every contract is read by hand	Weeks, with an implementation project
Who can use it	Anyone who handles contracts	Whoever has time to read	Trained administrators
Price model	Monthly subscription from 49 USD	Staff hours or outside counsel fees	Annual contracts, quoted
Sales call needed	No	No	Yes
Portfolio alerts	Renewals and notice dates by email	Calendar reminders you set yourself	Yes

Compare in depth in our buyer's guide or read about CLM software.

For the decision maker

Built for the person who signs off

Encryption in transit and at rest
Your contracts are never used to train AI models
SSO and audit log on Business
Retention controls and deletion on request

Security / Enterprise

Estimate your first-pass review cost

Your numbers, your estimate.

Contracts a year Cost per hour (USD) Hours per contract

Time spent on first-pass reading a year

Compare with Team at 888 USD a year when billed yearly.

Pricing

Pick a plan and start the same afternoon

Starter

For a founder or solo operator with a stack of contracts.

$24 USD per month

Billed $288 USD yearly

100 pages analyzed per month
Clause risk scoring and key terms
Renewal and notice alerts by email
Searchable repository
1 user

Most teams choose this

Team

For operations, procurement or legal teams.

$74 USD per month

Billed $888 USD yearly

1,000 pages analyzed per month
Your own playbooks and redlines
Obligation tracking with owners
Shared repository and exports
Up to 10 users

Business

For multi-team companies with security needs.

$249 USD per month

Billed $2,988 USD yearly

5,000 pages analyzed per month
SSO and audit log
Retention controls
Portfolio analytics
Unlimited users

All plans are subscriptions and renew until cancelled. You can cancel any time and keep access to the end of the billing period.

Questions buyers ask first

Is it legal advice?

No. ContractsAnalyzer is software that highlights what to check and proposes redline language. A lawyer decides what is right for your deal.

How accurate is the clause detection?

It finds clause families by their wording, scores them against your playbook and shows the source text for each flag, so you verify every result in seconds.

Which file types can I upload?

PDF, DOCX and plain text. You can also paste the text.

Where is my data stored and who can see it?

Contracts are encrypted in transit and at rest and are visible only to users in your workspace.

Do you train AI on my contracts?

No. Your contracts are never used to train AI models.

Can I use my own playbook?

Yes. Start from Standard, Strict or Light and set your own positions on renewal, liability, payment and data.

What happens after I sign up?

You confirm your work email with a code and land in your workspace. There is no password to set. To come back, press Log in and confirm your email with a new code.

Can I cancel any time?

Yes. Plans renew until cancelled, and you keep access to the end of the billing period you paid for.

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