Clause extraction and review run on hardware we own — you get the flagged clauses and extracted terms back, with nothing retained beyond the job's own retention window.
What's actually under the hood of most contract-review SaaS
Most contract-review SaaS products are built on top of the same handful of cloud AI APIs — meaning your contract's actual terms pass through a third party's infrastructure to get reviewed, whatever the product's own marketing says about privacy.
What comes back
Key clauses are extracted and flagged, and contract terms are pulled into a structured summary, from a job that runs entirely on hardware we own, priced as a flat job rather than a seat-based subscription.
Where this breaks down — said plainly
- Not legal advice. It flags clauses and extracts terms; it doesn't tell you whether a clause is enforceable in your jurisdiction.
- Unusual contract structures can still need a human read-through — same limitation as any automated review tool.
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Where this fits on the site: this is the Contract review and clause extraction service under Document & PDF services pricing — published tiers starting at $199 for up to 500 pages, no quote, no sales call. See Services & Pricing or go straight to Choose your job.