Pick the type and we'll read it clause by clause. You get the risky parts flagged in plain English, compared with similar contracts we've already reviewed.
Review depth and quantity are separate. Standard is a full review. Deep adds country-specific notes.
Start with the $1 teaser. Buy a full review only if you want one.
See a sample reportChoose how many documents you need, then the review depth available for that offer. Each contract gets its own review. One-time purchases, no automatic upgrade.
Three flagged clauses from one complete PDF, up to 5 pages and 5 MB. A teaser, not a full review.
Up to 40,000 extracted characters per document. Trial: 5 PDF pages, 5 MB. Longer documents are unsupported; paying more does not raise the character limit.
A full review of one contract. Choose Standard or Deep.
Up to 40,000 extracted characters per document. Standard: 30 pages, 15 MB. Deep: 100 pages, 50 MB. Longer documents are unsupported; paying more does not raise the character limit.
Standard $19. Deep $59, with country-specific notes.
Five Standard reviews for your upcoming agreements. Each contract gets its own review. Deep is sold separately.
Up to 40,000 extracted characters per document. Standard: 30 PDF pages, 15 MB per document. Longer documents are unsupported; paying more does not raise the character limit.
Fifteen Standard reviews for employment or supplier agreements. Review each contract separately. Deep is sold separately.
Up to 40,000 extracted characters per document. Standard: 30 PDF pages, 15 MB per document. Longer documents are unsupported; paying more does not raise the character limit.
Forty Standard reviews for a growing business with recurring contract-review needs. Deep is sold separately.
Up to 40,000 extracted characters per document. Standard: 30 PDF pages, 15 MB per document. Longer documents are unsupported; paying more does not raise the character limit.
One-time payments in USD. No subscription or automatic upgrade. Packs include Standard reviews; Deep is available as a separate single-document purchase.
A lawyer charges $250 to $650 to look at one contract, and it usually takes about a week. So the auto-renewal you missed, or the clause that hands over your work, goes through unread.
Standard review turnaround. A lawyer takes about five days.
Trial review. A lawyer's quick-look starts at $250.
Read by software. No lawyer reviews it and nobody signs off.
A supplier agreement with Acme Corp, reviewed. Names are made up. The format is the real one.
If Acme causes damage, they're covered. If you do, there's no cap on what you owe. It only runs one way.
Broader than 87% of supplier agreements in our library
Renews automatically for another 24 months. You only have 90 days to opt out. Easy to miss.
Longer lock-in than 64% of comparable agreements
If there's a dispute, English law applies and the case goes to a London court. Standard, workable.
In line with 91% of UK supplier agreements
Analysed by ReCounsel
Illustrative sample report
The review applies the law of the country you picked. That covers the US, UK, Ireland, the Netherlands, Germany, France, Spain, Canada and Australia.
The three to five points worth raising with the other side before you sign, ranked by how much they could cost you.
For anyone who wants to check before paying.
Drop your contract (PDF, Word, or paste). Tell us which country's laws apply and what you're worried about. Ninety seconds, start to finish.
Each clause is pulled out, sorted by type and set against similar clauses from contracts we've reviewed before. The ones that look unusual or one-sided get flagged.
The report tells you which clauses to look at and why, with suggested wording where it helps. We don't sign off and we don't tell you whether to sign. What you do next is up to you.
Your contract goes through five passes. First every clause is pulled out and labelled. Then each one is matched with similar clauses from contracts we've already reviewed, scored for risk, and written up in plain English.
Every review adds to that library, so a lease clause today is compared with more leases than it was last month.
ReCounsel reads your contract and points out what deserves a closer look. It explains and flags. You make the call. We don't give legal advice and we don't sign off.
Here's what happens to the file you upload:
We built ReCounsel because our own contracts kept waiting a week and costing hundreds to get read. We wanted a fast second opinion we could act on the same afternoon. So we built it.
The ReCounsel team