What's new

On Pro, Expert and Business, you can mark each contract as reviewing, negotiating or signed, add your own labels, and search and filter your History by file name, status or label.

The upload screen now says, under the Analyze button, that the analysis does not apply the law of any particular country.

You can turn on two-step sign-in with an authenticator app, so signing in also needs a code from your phone.

On Pro, Expert and Business, you can put two analysed offers side by side and compare them.

When you compare a new version of a contract, reworded clauses now show exactly which words changed, on screen and in the PDF and Word files, on Pro, Expert and Business.

A version comparison now also shows what happened to each change you asked the other side for, on Pro, Expert and Business.

Legal terms in a report now open a short plain-English definition, with a link to the full glossary entry.

If a contract looks like it is written in a language other than English, the upload screen asks you to check, and the report says so above the score.

On Pro, Expert and Business, you can add the dates a contract states to your calendar from the Dates tab of the report.

On Pro, Expert and Business, your History page now shows the next dates coming up across your contracts.

You can photograph a contract page by page and upload the photos as one document.

You can add FixMyContract to your phone's home screen from your browser and open it like an app.

On Pro, Expert and Business, you can update your payment method, download invoices or cancel from the Billing section of Settings.

You can move between Pro and Expert from the plans page without starting a second subscription.

On Expert and Business, your company name and logo now appear on every page of a downloaded report, not only the cover.

New pages explain contract terms for tenants in the UK, contractors in Canada and renters in Australia.

A new Data page collects every contract data page in one place, including a new page on how often common NDA clauses appear in a public research dataset.

The video on the home page now has a progress bar you can drag, the time, keyboard controls and a volume slider.

The home page now has a short video that shows a contract being analysed.

New guides answer common questions about leases, job offers, severance and arbitration agreements, and breaking a contract.

The guide on what to check before signing now includes a checklist you can print.

More comparison pages show how FixMyContract differs from other contract tools.

A new Trust page shows, step by step, where your document goes and what happens to it.

Show in document takes you from a finding to the place in your contract where its quoted wording appears, on every plan.

The sample reports now analyse published public documents: a lease, an NDA, a consulting agreement and an employment contract.

Settings and the top bar now show how much of your plan's allowance you have used.

A new Proof page explains how we checked the quotes in our reports against the contracts they came from.

A new page lists plain facts about how this site works, each tied to the part of the product that does it.

New data pages show how often common clauses appear in public contract datasets, such as NDA terms, non-competes and auto-renewal.

New pages explain what to check in more kinds of agreement, from service and licence agreements to sponsorship and hosting.

You can search inside a report for any word.

On Expert and Business, you can download a copy of a report with names and contact details masked, or share it as a read-only link that expires.

If you upload something that is not a contract, such as an invoice or a CV, we now say so before running an analysis and without using your allowance.

New pages for NDAs, leases, freelance contracts and employment contracts let you upload your document right on the page.

On Pro, Expert and Business, you can upload a new version of a contract and see which findings stayed the same, were reworded or were removed.

New feature pages explain what the report does, one feature per page.

You can now search the guides and the glossary.

If a PDF is a scan without selectable text, the upload screen now tells you before you use an analysis.

New guides cover the basics: what a contract is, how to sign one and what to check first.

You can download your report as a Word file as well as a PDF, on every plan.

The upload screen now shows how many pages a PDF has before you analyse it.

New guides explain how to ask for changes to a contract, how to cancel one, and what an AI clause is.

You can drag a file onto the upload screen to add it.

New pages for tenants, tutors, photographers, wedding vendors and consultants explain what to look for in the contracts they sign.

A new guide explains whether what you type into an AI chat stays confidential.

The site has a dark mode, with a light and dark switch in the header.

Reports now list the dates and obligations your contract states, with the sentence each one came from.

If some pages of your document could not be read, the report now says which ones.

New pages for freelancers, small businesses and contractors explain what to check in the contracts they sign.

Reports now list protections that contracts like yours commonly include but that were not found in yours.

Findings now have a Request this change button that drafts a short email asking the other side to change the clause.

Download PDF now saves a PDF file instead of opening your browser's print window.