Feature
Never miss a renewal or notice deadline
The dates your contract states — renewal, notice, termination, payment — pulled out of the text and put where you can see them.
What it does
The clause that costs people money is rarely the dramatic one; it is the renewal that needed ninety days' notice. The report lists every date the contract actually states, with the sentence each one came from, and says how far away it is.
Dates, not guesses
A term like "thirty days' notice" is a period, not a day on the calendar — turning it into one needs a starting date the document may never give. Those entries are listed as periods and left that way rather than being turned into a date we invented.
Every page we could read
Free reads up to 15 pages per analysis, Pro 30, Expert and Business 40. Scanned or photographed pages count for about 3× as much.
Reminders before each date
On Pro, Expert and Business we email you 28, 14 and 7 days before each date the contract states. The message carries the document's name and the date — never the analysis — and every one of them has a one-click way to stop them.
Read your own contract this way
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