About ClearTerms
ClearTerms reads contracts, terms of service, and other legal documents and tells you in plain English what they actually say: the risks, the costs, your obligations, and which side the agreement favors. Most documents are done in under two minutes. When the analysis is done, you can ask follow-up questions about the document. Answers come from the document's own
text.. Documents are encrypted and stored in private buckets with no public URLs, and never used to train any AI model.
What ClearTerms does
AINave analysisGet a plain-language summary of a contract or legal document, with its risks, costs, obligations and favored party identified before signing.
- Best for
- FreelancersSmall business ownersEmployees who sign contracts
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- Reviewing vendor and SaaS agreements before signing
- Checking NDAs for indefinite confidentiality terms
- Reviewing commercial leases for pass-through costs
- Preparing questions for an attorney before a legal review
- Reviewing employment and freelance agreements for non-compete and invention assignment terms
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