For law firms and in-house counsel

Read a 150-page agreement without reading every line.

Upload a commercial contract. Contracta AI returns a plain-English summary, walks through the clauses that actually matter, and marks liabilities and missing terms before you sign off.

Used on MSAs, credit agreements, and share purchase documents. Counsel stays responsible for the final call.

Document

Master Services Agreement · 168 pp.

Reviewed

Plain English

Customer may terminate for convenience on 30 days’ notice. Supplier’s liability for data loss is capped at fees paid in the prior 12 months, with no carve-out for willful misconduct.

Liability flagged

Indemnity is one-way. No mutual coverage for IP claims, and the limitation of liability does not survive termination.

Missing

No data processing addendum. Audit rights are limited to once every 24 months, with 45 days’ notice.

Built for modern legal teams

Smith & Sterling

Apex Counsel

Horizon Legal

Northline LLP

Vale & Co.

Meridian GC

How it works

Three steps from file to diligence memo.

The same sequence on every matter: the document goes in, the critical language comes back in plain English, and the issues leave as a report you can attach to the file.

  1. 01

    Upload the contract

    Drop in agreements of 150 pages or more—MSAs, credit facilities, SPAs, and vendor paper. Page count is not a reason to skim.

  2. 02

    Get the clauses in plain English

    The system reads the full text, summarizes it, and walks through the sections that control price, term, liability, and exit—clause by clause, not as a headline.

    Powered by Claude’s 200k context window for deep document analysis.

  3. 03

    Flag risks and export the report

    Hidden liabilities and missing clauses are marked with the source language. Export a due diligence report your team can file, circulate, or mark up.

What you receive

The work product, not a chat transcript.

Deep context parsing

Definitions, cross-references, schedules, and surviving clauses stay tied together. A cap in Section 12 is read against the carve-outs in Section 13, not in isolation.

Plain-English summaries

Dense operative language is restated so a partner, associate, or business client can see what the clause does—then open the original text if they need it.

Automated liability flagging

One-sided indemnities, uncapped exposures, missing notice provisions, and absent standard protections are called out with the page they come from.

Request a seat in the beta.

We are onboarding a limited number of firms and corporate legal departments. Tell us the document types you review most often. We will follow up with access and a short onboarding call.

Pricing

Priced per matter team, not per page.

Chambers

$90/seat/mo

For a practice group reviewing a steady flow of vendor and client paper.

Firm

$240/seat/mo

Shared matters, exportable diligence reports, and admin controls.

Department

Custom

For in-house teams with volume, retention rules, and a security review.

Use cases

Where the first read usually gets skipped.

  • M&A diligence

    Share purchase agreements and the schedules behind change-of-control, indemnity, and survival.

  • Vendor onboarding

    Customer paper that arrives at 150 pages, with liability and data terms buried in the back half.

  • Credit facilities

    Covenants, defaults, and carve-outs read against the definitions that control them.

Company

A dedicated, remote-first team building for practicing lawyers.

Contracta AI is an early product. We work directly with the firms and legal departments in the beta, and counsel remains responsible for every conclusion in the report.