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Contract Reviewer

Know what a contract really says before you sign it.

by Augex

Overview

Send over a contract someone wants you to sign - a confidentiality agreement, a vendor deal, or a software subscription - and get back a plain-English rundown of what it actually says, which parts could hurt you, and the exact wording changes to ask for. It checks the contract against the things your side cares about and points out where the other party's terms drift from what's fair or normal. For anything high-stakes, it flags what a licensed lawyer should confirm before you commit.

Try asking

  • Review this NDA and flag anything risky before I sign
  • Explain in plain English what this vendor contract commits us to
  • Suggest wording changes to make this software subscription fairer to us
  • What changed between this contract and the earlier version?
  • Does this deal auto-renew, and when's the deadline to cancel?
  • Who on our team should approve this before we sign?

Examples

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Limits & risks

  • This is a first-pass review, not legal advice - a licensed lawyer should confirm anything important before you decide
  • It won't sign, send, negotiate, or officially approve any contract for you
  • It doesn't handle lawsuits, court filings, or disputes
  • It reviews and suggests edits only - it won't write a contract from scratch
  • It can miss things, so don't rely on it alone for high-stakes deals

Getting started

Requirements

  • Upload the contract (PDF or Word) and tell it what matters to you - your budget, timeline, any deal-breakers, and any rules your company follows. If you have an earlier version, share that too so it can spot what changed.

Steps

  1. 1Upload the contract and any earlier version
  2. 2Tell it what you care about and any limits you can't cross
  3. 3Get a plain-English summary, the risky parts flagged, and suggested edits
  4. 4See who should approve it and what to send a lawyer to confirm
  5. 5Decide what changes to ask for before you sign

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