Terms Comparator (Free) — T&C Redline & Risk

What it does

Terms Comparator reviews two sets of Terms & Conditions side by side — your own and the counterparty's — and shows you exactly where they diverge and what each difference means for your side. It's the "battle of the forms" review a lawyer does when two parties each bring their own standard terms to a deal: conflicts are flagged even-handedly, but every risk is scored from your exposure.

Plan limits

Free tier — up to 6 pages total across both documents combined (roughly 3 pages each). Best for short or summary terms, or trying the agent before moving up a tier. Need more? See the Pro (40 pages) and Enterprise (120 pages) tiers.

What you get

Executive summary — an at-a-glance verdict on how aligned the two documents are, your biggest exposures, and a bottom-line negotiating recommendation.
Risk register (your side) — a prioritized list split into High Priority (potential dealbreakers / must-negotiate) and Watch Items, each naming the section and the concrete downside to you.
Clause-by-clause comparison — a matrix across 12 standard legal sections showing, for each: your position, their position, the difference, the risk to you, and a severity rating (High / Medium / Low / Aligned). Every row cites the page and clause in both documents.

It also treats silence as risk: if one side's terms cover a topic (e.g. a liability cap or an indemnity) and the other is silent, that gap is flagged — because a missing protection is often the biggest exposure.

The 12 sections compared

Parties & Contract Identity · Scope & Deliverables · Commercial Terms · Performance & SLAs · Intellectual Property · Risk & Liability · Termination · Confidentiality & Data Protection · Compliance & Restrictions · Dispute Resolution & Governing Law · Key Dates & Deadlines · Assignment & Change of Control

What to upload

Your Terms & Conditions (PDF)
Their Terms & Conditions (PDF)

The page limit applies to the two documents combined. Optionally, add context to sharpen the risk scoring:

About your company — industry, jurisdiction, data you handle, regulatory environment
Risk appetite & standards — your non-negotiables (e.g. "liability cap ≥ 2× fees", "we never accept unlimited indemnities")
Deal context — what the deal covers and who the counterparty is

Good to know

Works best with text-based PDFs; scanned documents are read via OCR where possible.
This is an AI-generated analysis to support your review and negotiation — it is not legal advice and does not replace review by a qualified lawyer.