AI agent for contract drafting, review, and e-signature from your inbox
Consumer protection tools, templates, and guides to understand your rights and act on them
Stage
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Founded
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Based in
US
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Pricing model
Paid
Freemium
Pricing
5 free contracts to start. Then: 1 contract for $1, 12 contracts for $10, 20 contracts for $18, 30 contracts for $27, 50 contracts for $45. More than 50 contracts requires custom pricing.
Free core tools including generators, templates, checklists, analyzers, and guides. Paid templates and certain analyzers available through Gumroad.
Key features
Draft contracts from email conversations using company templates
Review and flag contract risks in plain English with suggestions
Send contracts for e-signature with automatic signer reminders
Track contract versions and compare changes between drafts
Query contract terms and dates across entire repository
Monitor renewal dates and auto-renewal warnings
Create custom approval workflows and routing
Collaborate with team via inline comments on clauses
Multi-round redlining with tracked Word documents
Direct manual editing alongside AI redlines
Compensation and deadline calculators using actual legal rules
Formal letter and complaint generators based on your situation
Dispute tracking templates and checklists
Plain-language guides explaining US and UK consumer law
What makes it different
Email-native interface requires no new tool, no login for counterparties
Per-contract pricing with unlimited users and no seat fees
Entire contract lifecycle covered in single dollar price
Contracts never used to train AI models or shared with other customers
Remembers all contract terms and renewal dates for instant answers
All regulations checked against current official government and primary legislation sources before publication
No subscriptions, no advertising, no data sales
Built and run independently, not by law firms or government bodies
Explains consumer rights in plain language without legal jargon
Covers 120+ real consumer questions across 20 legal categories