AI legal intelligence
for companies and businesses.

When you lack in-house legal, every contract is an organizational blind spot — auto-renew traps that lock the business in for another year, liability clauses that exceed your insurance, payment terms that hand vendors pricing power. ContractPilot AI reads every clause, flags what's actually at stake, and puts it in front of you before signature.

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Auto-renewalVendor MSA · p. 12

This Agreement shall automatically renew for successive twelve (12) month terms unless either Party provides written notice of non-renewal at least ninety (90) days prior to the then-current expiration date. In the event of renewal, all pricing shall be subject to annual adjustment at Vendor's sole discretion.

Findings on this clause3
Auto-renewalHigh
Locks you in for another year if you miss a 90-day notice window. Most teams don't have a system to catch this.
Suggest: negotiate to 30-day notice
Payment termsMedium
Vendor sets pricing at renewal with no cap. You have no visibility until the invoice arrives.
Suggest: cap increase at CPI + 3%
NoticeLow
Written notice requirement is unclear on delivery — email may not qualify.
Suggest: define "written" to include email
Why your business is at risk

You don't have in-house legal. So your organization manages legal risk without the expertise.

No legal expertise in the room
Non-lawyers review contracts for the company, which means organizational risk gets missed.
No review process
Each contract is reviewed once, in isolation, often before the meeting it’s needed for even ends.
No record of what was signed
Signature happens, and institutional knowledge of what the business actually committed to disappears with it.
Renewals scattered everywhere
Notice periods and obligations live across email threads and file folders — easy for the business to lose track of.
Problems surface too late
The organization discovers an issue months later, when fixing it costs resources, time, and the relationship.

Most mid-market and growing companies lack in-house counsel, so legal exposure just compounds — quietly, contract by contract.

ContractPilot AI isn't a lawyer. It's the legal intelligence layer your organization is missing — reading every clause, ranking what's actually at stake, and keeping a record of what the business has signed.

AI that reads what your business can't

An AI layer for every contract your team reviews.

Your business signs vendor MSAs, SaaS terms, NDAs, employment agreements, and service contracts. None of them arrive with legal review. ContractPilot AI sits between the contract arriving and being signed, and reads every provision the way an in-house legal function would.

Centralize every contract

The moment an agreement lands, paste or upload it into ContractPilot AI. Your business shouldn't carry legal exposure while decisions get made in the dark.

AI that reads it like in-house counsel would

Every clause is analyzed for risk, ranked by severity, and explained in plain English — compared against how similar agreements typically read, so hidden risk surfaces before signature.

Obligations and key dates, on record

Renewals, payment obligations, and deadlines are extracted from every contract you review and kept with it — so what your business has committed to doesn't depend on someone remembering to check.

Where organizational risk actually hides

What an AI contract review catches for your business.

The biggest risks in commercial contracts aren't the ones that sound alarming — they're the ones nobody in the organization notices until the damage is done. Every category below is something ContractPilot AI actively looks for, measured against how similar agreements typically read. Findings are ranked high, medium, or low to support — not replace — your own review.

Auto-renewal traps

Your company gets locked in for another year because the organization missed a 90-day notice window. ContractPilot AI flags the term length and the notice period side-by-side.

"…shall automatically renew for successive twelve (12) month terms unless notice is given at least ninety (90) days prior…"

One-sided indemnity

Your business ends up agreeing to defend the vendor — legal bills that should be theirs become your company’s liability. We surface both the scope and what you’d normally see instead.

"Client shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless Vendor from any and all claims…"

Liability that isn’t actually capped

Carve-outs broad enough that your organization is exposed to damages beyond what a cap — or your insurance — actually covers. We call out both the cap and the exclusions.

"…except for breach of confidentiality, gross negligence, IP infringement, or breach of Section 4…"

Broad IP assignments

Assignments that sweep in your company’s background IP, tooling, or general know-how alongside the actual deliverables. We separate what’s fair from what’s aggressive.

"All work product, related materials, and any improvements thereto shall be the sole property of…"

Missing standard clauses

Sometimes the risk is what your organization isn’t protected by — no liability cap in an MSA, no data return in a SaaS agreement, no cure period before termination.

"No limitation of liability clause detected in this Master Services Agreement."

Language that reads unusual

Wording that reads non-standard for the document type — often a sign the counterparty’s lawyer rewrote a clause to favor them, hoping it wouldn’t get noticed.

"Vendor may modify these Terms at any time upon posting revised Terms on its website…"
Organizational exposure doesn't end at signature

The contract keeps working. Its record should too.

Most contract damage happens months after signature, not at it — a renewal nobody cancelled, an obligation nobody owned, a deadline nobody was tracking. Every review ContractPilot AI runs extracts the renewal dates, payment obligations, and deadlines buried in the text and keeps them on record with that contract, in plain view — instead of scattered across email and file folders where they're easy to lose.

For organizations signing contracts without legal infrastructure

Legal review, without a legal department.

The vast majority of business contracts never reach a lawyer. They get skimmed by a founder, a head of ops, a procurement lead — someone with ten minutes and no training in what to look for on page fourteen.

ContractPilot AI exists for that reader. It doesn't replace outside counsel on the deals that matter, and its findings are a starting point for human review — not a legal opinion. It catches the clauses in the deals that shouldn't have needed a lawyer in the first place.

Operations leaders
Manage vendor relationships and bear the cost when a renewal or a bad term gets missed.
Founders & executives
Need visibility into what the business has actually committed to — before it becomes a surprise.
Procurement
Consistent risk flagging across every supplier agreement — before it hits legal's queue.
Growing companies
Can't support in-house counsel yet, but still need the protection one provides.
Recruiters & HR
Employment agreements, contractor terms, offer letters — before candidates receive them.
Four plans · monthly · cancel anytime

Priced per team, not per document.

Start free with three contracts a month. Upgrade when you're routing every agreement through ContractPilot AI before it reaches the signer.

Solo
Free
For occasional reviews.
Start reviewing
  • 3 contracts per month
  • PDF, DOCX, and text input
  • Full findings with plain-English explanations
  • Suggestions for what to review further
  • 1 user
Team
$47/ month
For small ops teams.
Start 7-day trial
  • Unlimited contracts
  • Up to 5 seats
  • Shared workspace and history
  • Comment and share findings
  • Email support
Business · Most popular
$57/ month
For procurement and mid-size operations.
Start 7-day trial
  • Everything in Team
  • Up to 15 seats
  • Export findings as PDF or CSV
  • Custom risk categories
  • Priority support
  • Slack notifications
Firm
$97/ month
For legal teams and firms.
Start 7-day trial
  • Everything in Business
  • Unlimited seats
  • SSO (SAML) — coming soon
  • Audit trail and API access — coming soon
  • Custom contract policies
  • Dedicated onboarding
Questions

Things people ask before they upload.

No. It replaces the ten-minute skim your team does before every routine contract gets signed. For high-stakes agreements — M&A, complex commercial deals, litigation — you still want a human lawyer. ContractPilot AI exists for everything below that bar: vendor MSAs, SaaS terms, NDAs, service agreements, offer letters. Its findings are meant to support your own review and decision-making, not replace qualified legal advice.
Contract text is sent to a large language model for analysis and stored in your workspace, isolated to your organization. You control who on your team has access. Nothing is used to train third-party models.
PDF and DOCX for uploads; plain text for paste. Scanned PDFs work if the text layer is present — pure image PDFs without a text layer aren't supported yet.
It works on any prose contract in English — MSAs, SOWs, NDAs, SaaS agreements, employment contracts, leases, vendor agreements, service agreements, licenses, terms of service.
It surfaces most of what an attentive first-pass review would catch, and often more, because it doesn't get bored on page fourteen. It will occasionally miss something a specialist would catch, and it will occasionally flag something that isn't really an issue for your context. Treat every finding as a prompt to look — not a final judgment.
Business and Firm plans can export a review as a shareable report, ready to attach to your negotiation notes.
Yes — 7 days on Team, Business, and Firm, no credit card required. The Solo plan is free forever with a 3-contract-per-month limit.
Not yet. Today, every review is measured against how similar agreements typically read. Custom playbooks — your own acceptable terms — are on the roadmap.
Nothing yet — you paste text or upload a PDF/DOCX directly. Email, Drive, and e-signature connections aren’t built.
Ready when you are

Upload your first contract.
See what you've been missing.

Free plan includes three contracts a month, forever. No credit card required to start.