AI Legal Agent
Clause reads every NDA, vendor agreement, and terms doc the moment it lands in your inbox. Flags the clauses that expose you. Scores the risk. Sends you a summary.
How it works
Three steps from document to decision. No intake calls. No retainer agreements.
Drop a PDF into your Clause workspace, or forward the doc straight from your inbox. NDAs, MSAs, DPAs, vendor terms — any format.
Our agent parses every clause, cross-references it against our legal library, and scores the document for risk. Flags aggressive terms, missing protections, and one-sided provisions.
A structured report lands in your inbox: risk score, flagged clauses, plain-English explanation of each issue, and a recommended action. Sign, negotiate, or reject.
What Clause catches
Vendor locks you into a license that never expires, even if they breach or pivot. Clause flags every perpetual license and tells you what a transition clause should look like.
Contracts that silently renew with no opt-out window. Clause counts the days until your next renewal and flags contracts where you've already passed the notice period.
One-sided contracts where you absorb unlimited liability while the other party caps theirs. Clause parses the liability section and shows you exactly where the asymmetry lives.
Indemnify us for everything, including our own negligence. Clause flags indemnification clauses that expose you beyond the scope of the service being provided.
DPAs that give vendors the right to process your customer data in jurisdictions you haven't approved. Clause cross-references data processing terms against your data residency requirements.
Mutual NDAs with no termination date. Clause flags NDAs with no expiry or a notice period longer than 30 days, and flags one-way NDAs where only one party has obligations.
Pricing
No per-document fees. No hourly rates. No surprise invoices. Cancel anytime.
Every day you delay reviewing a contract, you're operating blind. Clause is the legal associate that works when you don't — catching the clauses that cost founders the most when they finally read them too late.