Free Contract Review: Get Any Agreement Analyzed in 2 Minutes

Every contract you upload gets analyzed against the same 30-clause checklist used by professional contract reviewers. For each clause we find in your document, you'll see:

For clauses that are missing but probably should be there, you'll see a separate "missing protections" section explaining what the contract leaves out and why that matters.

You also get an overall health score from 0 to 100 — a single number that tells you at a glance whether this contract is sitting in safe, risky, or dangerous territory.

Three steps. Total time: about two minutes.

Step 1 — Upload the contract. Drop a PDF, DOCX, or DOC file into the upload window, or paste the contract text directly. Anything up to 25 MB works. If you're trying the tool for the first time, you can also view a sample report instantly without uploading anything.

Step 2 — Wait while we analyze. The AI reads through every clause, classifies each one, and writes the plain-English summaries. This takes 15 to 30 seconds for most contracts.

Step 3 — Read the report. The report opens in your browser. You can scroll through clause-by-clause, filter by risk level, copy the whole thing to share with someone else, or send it to your email.

You'll never have to install software or pay for the first review. Your first contract review is genuinely free — no credit card, no trial period that auto-converts to paid, no usage limits hiding in the fine print.

If it's a written legal agreement, ClauseCheck can analyze it. The tool is most useful for:

The longer and more standardized a contract is, the more useful the analysis. A two-page handshake agreement gets less out of the tool than a 40-page enterprise MSA does — but both still get a real analysis.

We make ClauseCheck available free for the first review because most people don't know whether an AI contract analyzer is actually useful until they try it on a contract they care about. Asking someone to pay upfront for that is the wrong incentive.

After your first free review, ClauseCheck offers paid plans: pay-per-use credits at $5 per contract if you only need a few reviews, or a Pro plan at $15 per month for unlimited reviews plus batch upload, cross-contract search, and shareable report links.

But the first review — the one where you decide whether the tool is good enough to trust — is on us.

ClauseCheck is not a substitute for a lawyer. The free contract review is an AI-generated analysis intended to help you spot issues and understand what you're being asked to sign. It is not legal advice. For matters with significant financial or legal exposure, you should consult a qualified attorney in your jurisdiction.

ClauseCheck is also not a contract drafter. The tool reviews contracts that already exist — it does not generate new ones.

ClauseCheck's AI is trained to identify 30 of the most common and consequential contract clauses, plus 30 of the most common protections that contracts can omit. For well-formatted text-based contracts (DOCX, native PDF, or pasted text), the analysis is consistent and reliable.

Two cases where accuracy degrades:

Scanned PDFs (images of contracts) — The AI can't read text it can't extract. If you have a scanned contract, copy and paste the text directly into ClauseCheck instead.

Highly unusual contract types — ClauseCheck is trained on common commercial agreements. If you're reviewing something genuinely esoteric — like a maritime shipping contract written in 19th-century legalese — you'll still get an analysis, but the AI may not catch industry-specific nuances. Consult a specialist for unusual document types.

For 95% of the contracts a freelancer, small business, or individual professional encounters in 2026 — NDAs, MSAs, SOWs, vendor agreements, employment offers — ClauseCheck gives you a useful, actionable analysis in plain English.