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Clauze is built for contract review in plain English. Use Free for quick checks, then upgrade when you want scan history, exports, and deeper workflows.
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Free
Essential tools for occasional contract review. Paste your text and get a risk summary.
- 1 scan per month
- Paste-text only
- Risk summary
- Clauze Score
- Requires account
- PDF upload
- PDF report download
- Scan history
Starter
Perfect for one-off deep dives into high-stakes agreements. Pay only for what you need.
- PDF upload
- PDF report download
- Full clause breakdown
- Negotiation tips
- Pay-per-use
- Requires account
- Unlimited scans
- Scan history
Pro
For professionals who review contracts frequently and need saved history.
- Unlimited scans
- Scan history
- PDF upload
- PDF report download
- Full clause breakdown
- Negotiation tips
- Requires account
- Priority support
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A quick view of what you get today on Free, and what unlocks as paid plans roll out.
| Feature | Free | Starter | Pro |
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| Monthly scans | 1 | Pay-per-use | Unlimited |
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| Full clause breakdown | |||
| Negotiation tips | |||
| Requires sign-in |
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What people ask before upgrading
Is Free enough for an NDA review or a freelance contract?
Yes. Free is designed for a quick risk summary of pasted text. It flags risky clauses and explains what they mean so you can spot red flags in minutes.
What is the difference between Starter and Pro?
Starter is a pay-per-use deep scan, perfect for one-off PDF reviews. Pro is a monthly subscription that unlocks unlimited scans and saved history.
Do I need an account?
Yes. All tiers, including Free, require a Clauze account to process scans and ensure your data remains secure and accessible to you.
Is this legal advice?
No. Clauze is a contract reading tool. Use it to understand language and spot risk early. For high stakes agreements, always consult a qualified lawyer.