Contracts
What Happened to ReviewMyContract? Is It Still Available? (2026)
By FixMyContractLast updated Aug 8, 20266 min read
ReviewMyContract, the $4.99 one-time contract review tool, is no longer taking new customers: its own homepage now states "ReviewMyContract is no longer accepting new reviews," directing existing customers to a support email and noting that its free contract guides remain online. If you were using it for a quick pre-signature check, you're effectively looking for a new tool. This guide covers what verifiably changed and how to evaluate an alternative.
How we know, and what we don't. Everything above is publicly checkable: visit reviewmycontract.ai and the homepage banner says the review service is closed to new customers, while the site's contract guides remain live and free to read. We found no public announcement explaining why, so this guide sticks to observable facts. Checked August 8, 2026 — verify anything important on the vendor's own site before relying on it. Full disclosure: this guide is published by FixMyContract, which offers a contract review tool of its own. The evaluation criteria below are vendor-neutral so they're useful whichever tool you pick.
What happened to ReviewMyContract?
The short, factual version:
- The paid review service closed to new customers. The homepage banner reads: "ReviewMyContract is no longer accepting new reviews." No pricing is shown anywhere on the current site.
- Existing customers are pointed elsewhere. The site tells current customers to contact support@laniakea.com — a different domain than reviewmycontract.ai itself, suggesting the product was run by (or has been handed to) another company.
- The content stayed up. Its plain-English contract guides — freelance agreements, NDAs, vendor contracts, SaaS agreements — remain published and free.
- No public shutdown announcement that we could find. As of August 2026, we found no blog post or notice explaining the change beyond the homepage banner.
Is ReviewMyContract still usable at all?
If you already paid for a review, the site directs you to support@laniakea.com — we can't tell you what happens from here, that's between you and them. If you haven't paid yet, the product page itself tells you not to try: there's no way to start a new review.
What should you look for in a contract review alternative?
Whatever tool you evaluate — including ours — these six questions separate the useful from the disappointing:
| What to check | Why it matters | What a good answer looks like |
|---|---|---|
| Is it actually taking new customers? | The obvious one, this time | A working upload flow you can test today, not just a marketing page |
| Pricing model | One-time and subscription models suit different habits | Clear prices and quotas on a public page — no "contact us" for a personal tool |
| Data handling | You're uploading a private legal document | A plain-language privacy policy: how long documents are kept, whether they train AI models |
| Output structure | A wall of text is hard to act on | Clause-by-clause findings with quotes, a risk summary, and concrete suggested asks |
| Which side it takes | The same clause reads differently for each party | The tool knows (or asks) which party you are and analyzes from your side |
| Honest scope | Overpromising is a red flag in this category | Clear "informational, not legal advice" framing — no lawyer-replacement claims |
Where does FixMyContract fit?
Since you may be comparing us: FixMyContract is built for the everyday-contract job — upload a PDF, photo, Word/Excel file, or pasted text, and get a clause-by-clause read with a risk score, what's in your favor, what's against you, and what to ask for before you sign. Analyses are saved to your history, and paid plans add follow-up chat with your document. Plans and quotas are public on our pricing section — Free includes 3 analyses a month, no card.
It's a fast, thorough first read — not a replacement for a lawyer. For when a contract justifies professional review (and what that costs), see our guide to lawyer contract review fees.
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FAQ
Did ReviewMyContract shut down? Not entirely — its contract guides are still online and free. What's closed is the paid review service itself: the homepage says it's no longer accepting new reviews, and no pricing or upload flow is shown.
What happens to an existing ReviewMyContract account or paid review? We don't know — that's between you and them. The site directs existing customers to support@laniakea.com.
Is ReviewMyContract bad? Nothing in this guide should read that way. Products get sunset for all kinds of reasons unrelated to quality. This guide is about what to do if the tool you were using is no longer available, not a judgment of why.
What if my contract is high-stakes? Then a software-only answer is the wrong answer. Get a first read to understand the document, then have a lawyer review it — our fee guide covers what that typically costs.