Case study 07 · Legal tech
Contract Blitz
Online sellers sign supplier contracts every week without a lawyer. Contract Blitz reads them first, explains every clause in plain English, flags what bites, and tells you what to ask for.
Auto-renewal
In plain EnglishIt renews for another year on its own. To get out, you must send written notice 90 days before the end date. Easy to miss.
What to ask for30 days' notice instead of 90, or a written reminder from them 60 days before renewal.
Source: §3.2, highlighted on the leftTry it: click a clause to read it in plain English, then press “Draft my reply”. The contract and companies are fictional.
to read and explain a full contract.
the same first review takes a paralegal by hand.
faster than a manual first read.
from every flag to the exact line in the contract.
Signed on Friday.Regretted in month thirteen.
A small online store signs supplier terms, NDAs and software agreements all the time, and a lawyer for each one is out of the question. So contracts get skimmed, and the clauses that hurt later get missed: the auto-renewal, the price change, the liability cap worth one month of fees.
- Pages of legal language skimmed in a hurry
- A lawyer only when something already went wrong
- No idea what is normal, or what to push back on
- Renewal deadlines in nobody's calendar
- Every clause explained in plain English
- The risky ones flagged before signing
- What to ask for, ready to send back
- A reminder before every deadline that matters
Read like a lawyer.Talk like a friend.
Tap any step to see what happens there. Every explanation and every flag stays tied to the line it came from, so the seller can always check the original wording.
Read. The contract is split into its clauses, and each one is read on its own, with its section number kept.
The date on the contractis not the date that matters.
An auto-renewal with a notice period is the classic trap. Everyone remembers the renewal date. Almost nobody remembers that the last day to cancel was three months earlier.
Contract Blitz pulls both dates out of the contract and puts reminders before the one that matters. Change the notice period below to see how far the real deadline moves.
- Signed1 Mar 2026
- Reminder1 Nov 2026
- Reminder24 Nov 2026
- Last day to cancel1 Dec 2026
- Renews for a year1 Mar 2027
The renewal date is easy to remember. The date that matters is 1 Dec 2026, 90 days earlier, and that is the one people miss.
Not a one-off scan.A home for every contract.
Each review is saved, so the store ends up with every agreement in one place: what is active, what expires soon, what still needs a look.
Example numbers.
Every contract is scored against legal, regulatory and industry norms, with the gaps listed.
- A negotiation score for each contract
- Playbooks: market position, flexible terms, alternatives, risk split
- Templates for the agreements sellers use most
- Ask questions about any contract in chat
If it can't point to a line,it doesn't say it.
The first objection to AI in legal work is always the same: how do I know it didn't make that up? For a seller deciding whether to sign, a confident wrong answer is worse than none.
So every explanation is grounded in the contract's own text. The clause is retrieved first, the explanation is written from it, and the flag links back to it. Nothing is said about a contract that is not in the contract.
Clause by clause
Contracts split into clauses with their section numbers, stored for retrieval.
Plain English
Explanations and risk levels written for sellers, not lawyers.
Checks and asks
Compliance scores, missing protections, negotiation suggestions per clause.
The hub
Dashboard, contract library, templates, alerts and reminders, trial and billing.
For the technical reader.
Clauses embedded with their section numbers, retrieved before anything is written.
Plain-English explanations, risk levels, compliance checks and negotiation suggestions.
Every flag carries a pointer to its source clause, shown next to the original text.
Dashboard, contract library, alerts and reminders, with a self-serve free trial.
Contract Blitz explains contracts. For high-stakes deals it is a first read, not a replacement for a lawyer.
Common questions
What is Contract Blitz?
AI contract review for online sellers. It explains every clause in plain English, flags risky terms, suggests what to ask for and drafts a reply to the supplier.
How does it avoid making things up?
The clause is retrieved first, the explanation is written from it, and every flag links back to the exact line in the contract.
Does it track renewal deadlines?
Yes. It pulls out the renewal date and the notice period, and sets reminders before the last day to cancel.
How long does a review take?
Under 10 minutes per contract.
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