AI Contract Review

Reviewing a contract used to mean one of two things: paying a lawyer hundreds of dollars an hour for a thorough read-through, or skimming it yourself and hoping you didn't miss a landmine clause. PDF Genie's AI Contract Review gives you a real third option — a fast, thorough, structured analysis that surfaces the concerns a lawyer would flag, written in plain English, delivered in about a minute.

Upload any contract PDF — NDA, SaaS MSA, vendor agreement, employment contract, lease, services agreement — and the tool produces a risk score (1-10), a plain-language summary of what each party is agreeing to, a list of red-flag clauses with exact quotes and rationale, a check for missing standard clauses (limitation of liability, governing law, termination rights, and so on), the full financial picture (fees, auto-renewal, penalties), and the specific dates you need to track. Everything is grounded in the text of your document — no hallucinated boilerplate, no generic legal platitudes.

The review is designed for common patterns any experienced contract lawyer would watch for: silent auto-renewal, unilateral modification rights, one-sided indemnification, uncapped liability, overly broad IP assignment, non-reciprocal termination, jurisdiction traps, mandatory arbitration with fee-shifting, exclusivity lock-ins, data-usage overreach. If the contract has these, you see them — along with a suggested negotiation point for each.

This tool is not a substitute for a qualified attorney and we make that explicit. But it gives you exactly the right questions to ask before you pay a lawyer, or before you push back on a counterparty's draft. For the 80% of business contracts where a full legal review isn't economical — freelance contracts, routine vendor MSAs, small SaaS agreements — it's often the difference between signing blind and signing informed. Free tier is 10 reviews per day; Pro extends that to 500 a day for $7/month, which is what a single hour of lawyer time would cost you.