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Legalysis

Legalysis is an AI legal document analysis tool that reads contracts clause by clause, flags risks graded low, medium or high, and returns a one-page plain-English summary.

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About Legalysis

Legalysis

Legalysis lets users upload a contract, NDA, lease, employment agreement, terms of service, or SaaS/vendor agreement. It reads the full text clause by clause rather than by keyword, surfaces buried liabilities and one-sided terms, explains flagged clauses in plain English, and produces a one-page summary of obligations, dates and exposure. It also provides redline-ready notes on what to renegotiate. The site states that source documents are never stored and that the tool is an aid to a careful read, not a substitute for a lawyer. The interface is stated to be available in 13 languages and the site says it flags jurisdiction-dependent clauses.

Key features

  • Clause-by-clause analysis of the full document text
  • Graded risk flags (low, medium, high) on flagged clauses
  • Plain-English explanations of flagged clauses
  • One-page summary of obligations, dates and risks
  • Redline-ready notes on clauses to renegotiate
  • Flags where a clause may be jurisdiction-dependent
  • Interface available in 13 languages
  • Export to PDF & DOCX (listed on Counsel tier)
  • Clause library & history (listed on Counsel tier)
  • Team seats & shared playbooks (listed on Chambers tier)
  • Custom risk policies (listed on Chambers tier)

Best suited for

  • Lawyers reviewing contracts for precision
  • Founders and small teams reviewing contracts before signing
  • Legal teams and firms managing contract volume
  • Reviewing NDAs, leases, employment agreements, terms of service, and SaaS or vendor agreements

Pricing

Brief: Free (3 documents per month). Counsel: $29/mo (unlimited documents). Chambers: $89/mo (team seats, custom risk policies, priority support and SLA). All tiers: no setup fee, cancel anytime.

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