Terms of Service Review
A structured review of your existing terms by an AI grounded in current contract law.
- Same checklist a lawyer would use for a first pass
- Findings organised by section so you can act on them
- Quotes back the specific phrases in your document that need to change
A lawyer review of terms of service starts at around $400 and runs into the low thousands for anything beyond a quick first pass. For a small business with a standard SaaS or e-commerce model, that is often more than the document is worth. Our automated review covers the same ground a lawyer would on the first pass — does the document disclose what it has to, are the clauses enforceable in the jurisdictions you actually serve, are there obvious gaps. It will not replace counsel for bespoke risk, but for the routine "are these terms basically OK" question it is a quick way to find out.
Grounded in real law, not training-data recall.
Compared to a lawyer first-pass review
A typical lawyer first-pass takes 30-60 minutes covering structural completeness, jurisdiction-specific consumer disclosures, liability posture, dispute resolution, and visible inconsistencies. Our review covers the same checklist and produces output a lawyer can use as a starting point.
Evidence-based findings
Every finding cites a specific phrase from your document or specifies the disclosure we searched for and could not find. No vague "could be improved" prose.
Severity classification
Critical = unenforceable or missing required item. Major = wrong or misleading on a substantive point. Minor = polish. Matches how a lawyer would triage.
Per-jurisdiction summary
If your terms cover multiple jurisdictions, the review breaks down compliance per jurisdiction so you can see whether the weakness is your US ARL coverage, your EU CRD coverage, or elsewhere.
What you'll probably see in the report.
Templates from generic generators
Terms from older template tools (TermsFeed pre-2024, Iubenda free tier, ChatGPT one-shots) commonly miss California ARL updates and EU/UK statutory-rights preservation.
Lawyer-drafted but never updated
Beautiful prose, correct in 2019, missing post-2023 California ARL amendments and the EU CRD pre-contract disclosure requirements.
Combo docs (terms + privacy in one)
Common on Shopify themes. We surface where the structure makes contract-law disclosures hard to find.
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Questions people ask before running the audit.
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