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Legalysis
✓ verifiedFreemium
AI contract analyzer that reads agreements clause by clause, grades risks and returns a plain-English summary; source files aren't stored.
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ai-con.lawyer
✓ verifiedFree
Lawyer-supervised, free Japanese AI tool that reviews NDAs, flags risk levels and suggests clause revisions.
800K visits/mo
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Law Insider
✓ verifiedFree trial
AI contract drafting, review and redlining backed by a 20M+ contract database, aimed at legal teams.
688K visits/mo
Pricing
Brief: $0 (3 documents/mo)
Counsel: $29/mo (unlimited documents, risk flags)
Chambers: $89/mo (team seats, custom risk policies)
No public pricing
SimpleAI: $150/user/mo (20M+ contracts, unlimited drafts and reviews)
Free trial available
Core features
- ✦Clause-by-clause contract analysis
- ✦Graded risk flags with plain-English explanations
- ✦One-page summaries of each contract
- ✦Redline-ready notes for negotiation
- ✦Clause library and analysis history
- ✦Export to PDF and DOCX
- ✦AI NDA risk assessment
- ✦Clause-by-clause risk visualization
- ✦Suggested revisions and concessions
- ✦Detection of missing clauses
- ✦Hundreds of built-in templates
- ✦Lawyer-supervised, free to use
- ✦AI drafting and clause generation validated against a large clause database
- ✦Contract review and redlining in Microsoft Word
- ✦Searchable database of 20M+ contracts and 200M+ clauses
- ✦Law Insider Index for benchmarking clauses
- ✦Library of 40+ standard playbooks and templates
Use cases
- →Founders reviewing contracts before signing
- →Lawyers running a fast first-pass review
- →Spotting risky renewal and liability clauses
- →Preparing redlines and negotiation points
- →Reviewing NDAs quickly
- →Spotting unfavorable clauses
- →Getting revision suggestions
- →Supporting SMEs without legal staff
- →Drafting contracts and clauses quickly
- →Reviewing and redlining third-party agreements
- →Researching precedent contract language
- →Benchmarking clause quality against standards
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