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Contract review, negotiation and version comparison.

Read the terms before they become your problem. Review a contract, prepare points to negotiate and compare a revised version with the original.

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Free access for 30 days. Your trial expires without an automatic subscription or charge. After it ends, choose whether to subscribe. If you subscribe afterward, Complete has an introductory rate of £49.99 + VAT/month for your first 3 paid months. Renewal terms are shown at signup. Cancel anytime.

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Read it. Challenge it. Check the revision.

Three connected workflows: review the source contract, turn saved decisions into a response, and compare the next version.

Review a contract and decide what to challenge

Choose whether you are about to sign a contract or reviewing your own document. The source wording remains the reference for every finding.

One document · 1 credit

Contract review

Surface flagged clauses, key obligations, buried terms and termination wording. The report can also identify unusual terms, weaknesses and missing provisions where relevant.

Have ready
  • Contract title and other party
  • Signing or reviewing mode
  • Complete contract text, pasted or extracted from an upload

What you get: A saved review with a summary, risk assessment and clause findings with explanations and suggested fixes.

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Review → decisions → draft response

Accept or challenge findings

Choose which flagged risks to accept and which to challenge. Add the outcome or wording you want, then save each decision.

Have ready
  • An existing generated review
  • Accept/challenge decisions for the findings
  • Notes on the changes you want to request

What you get: One draft negotiation letter using the saved challenges. Nothing is emailed automatically.

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Compare an original and revised agreement

Use both versions in the correct order to examine what changed—not just a fresh review of the latest document.

Two documents · 2 credits

Contract version comparison

Identify additions, removals and changed wording, separating substantive changes from cosmetic edits and explaining their potential effect.

Have ready
  • Contract title and other party
  • The original or previously agreed version
  • The revised version you have been asked to sign

What you get: A comparison report and marked-up text, with change findings covering significance, who benefits and points to raise.

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Working with contracts

From your first input to the next step.

Negotiation response

Use the review to identify the points you want to raise and prepare a draft response to the counterparty.

Version comparison

Provide both versions to identify changed wording and understand its potential effect. Comparison costs two credits.

Document intake

Paste contract text or use the available upload workflow. Check the extracted text, especially where the document is a scan.

Your side of the agreement

Choose whether you are about to sign or reviewing your own document. Your role matters when assessing a term.

Saved analysis

Keep the contract and generated review in the workspace, and download the output for discussion or further advice.

From your facts to your document

A clear path from start to finish.

  1. Provide the source

    Upload or paste the contract. Explain who the parties are, your role and any particular concern. For a comparison, supply both versions in the correct order.

  2. Check the findings

    Read each finding alongside the actual clause. Check extracted wording and distinguish a commercial concern from a legal conclusion.

  3. Decide what to negotiate

    Prepare a response, review a revised version or share the findings with your adviser. You decide what to agree.

Your business. Your documents.

Ready for your review, in your name.

Add your business details and branding in your profile. Check the draft against the original information, make the changes you need, then download the document. You decide how to use it.

Almost Legal is AI drafting software for self-representation, not a law firm. It does not replace professional advice on a complex or high-stakes matter.

Before you start.

Can it compare two versions?

Yes. Version comparison uses both documents and costs two credits. A standalone contract review costs one credit.

Can I upload a scanned agreement?

Use the upload options shown in the tool. Scans depend on readable text extraction; inspect the extracted content and correct omissions before relying on a review.

Does a flagged clause mean it is unlawful?

No. A clause can be commercially unfavourable without being unlawful. Consider the actual wording, your role, the surrounding agreement and applicable jurisdiction.

Does this replace a solicitor’s review?

It provides an AI-generated review and drafting assistance. It is not a law firm or professional legal advice. Seek advice for significant commitments or complex negotiations.

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Free access for 30 days. Your trial expires without an automatic subscription or charge. After it ends, choose whether to subscribe. If you subscribe afterward, Complete has an introductory rate of £49.99 + VAT/month for your first 3 paid months. Renewal terms are shown at signup. Cancel anytime.