Contract reviewer

Highlight risky clauses and flag unusual terms before you sign anything so you never agree to something you would regret.

How to run this workflow

Upload the contract

Paste the contract text or upload the PDF. Claude reads the full document and structures it clause by clause.

Set your review priorities

Tell Claude what matters most to you: payment terms, liability, IP ownership, termination, auto-renewal. Claude weights its review accordingly.

Flag risky clauses

Claude highlights clauses that shift unusual risk to you: unlimited liability, broad indemnity, one-sided termination rights.

Spot unusual or non-standard terms

Claude compares each clause to common small-business norms and flags anything out of the ordinary for a second look.

Generate a plain-English summary

Claude produces a one-page summary of what you are actually agreeing to, in plain English, so you sign with full understanding.

Draft redlines and counter-asks

For each risky clause Claude suggests specific edits or counter-language you can send back to the other party.

Never sign on the first read: even a clean contract deserves a 24-hour pause.
Pay special attention to auto-renewal and termination clauses: they are the most expensive surprises.
Keep a clause library of terms you have agreed to before so Claude can flag anything new against your norms.
For high-value contracts, use Claude's review as a first pass and your lawyer for the final sign-off.