Upload a SaaS or subscription agreement and let AI flag auto-renewal traps, weak SLAs, data-lock-in and liability caps — with plain-English explanations.
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Every flag sits on the exact clause it refers to, with a plain-English reason and a suggested revision.
Flags auto-renewal traps, short opt-out windows, and unilateral price-increase rights.
Checks uptime guarantees and whether service credits are the sole remedy (often too small to matter).
Surfaces usage limits, redistribution bans, and whether the licence is perpetual or term-based.
Flags data-processing terms, deletion/portability, and cross-border transfer obligations.
Detects lock-in via short export windows and missing data-return on termination.
Highlights unilateral caps and exclusion of consequential damages that leave you exposed.
AI contract review covers major common-law and civil-law patterns across four regions.
State & federal contract patterns, UCC basics
UK contract law & consumer protections
GDPR & EU directive obligations
PIPL & PRC contract provisions
Synthetic examples showing what a finding looks like on this contract type — the flagged clause, why it is flagged, and a suggested revision. Examples are constructed for illustration, not taken from real engagements.
Provider shall not be liable for any damages of any kind arising out of the use of the Service.
Issue: A total liability exclusion leaves the customer without remedy even for provider fault. Under the PRC Civil Code (Contract Part, Arts. 584–585), damages are tied to actual loss and agreed penalties are adjustable.
Suggested edit: Keep a liability cap (e.g. 12 months of fees) rather than a total exclusion, and carve out gross negligence and willful misconduct.
Provider may change subscription pricing with 7 days’ email notice.
Issue: Short pricing-notice windows let the provider reprice mid-term.
Suggested edit: Require 30–60 days’ notice and lock pricing for the current term, with renewal at the then-current published rate.
As customer, you care about uptime commitments, data portability and what happens at termination. As provider, you care about a liability cap, change control and protection of the service for all users.
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Yes. AI flags auto-renewal language, the opt-out deadline you must meet, and any unilateral price-increase right, explaining the practical consequence.
Yes. AI checks termination data-export windows, deletion commitments, and cross-border transfer terms (GDPR/PIPL) so you can assess vendor lock-in.
AI flags when service credits are the sole remedy and the credit cap is too low to compensate for downtime, so you can negotiate real remedies.
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No. It is a first-pass review aid that explains risky clauses plainly so you can negotiate; for binding advice, confirm with a qualified attorney.
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