Change Orders commonly run about 10% of project value, costing you millions. Your contract is where they begin.

Our report checks your specific contract for your risk, through a proprietary framework built on 40+ years of owner-side experience and construction standards of practice. Across 11 project-setup areas, you get guidance on what to manage versus what to flag for review with counsel.

Yes. Download a sample report generated from a real public-sector contract (with names and identifying details changed), or upload your own contract and see its preview for free.

Minutes. The longer the contract, the longer it runs. But for even a thousand-page contract, it's minutes. Not the hours of billed time that it would take for a professional to read it.

No. The report gives project-management guidance, and flags items for you to raise with your own attorney. It does not interpret the law, render legal opinions, or replace counsel. Using it does not create an attorney-client relationship.

Any construction contract — AIA and ConsensusDocs standard forms, CMGC and construction-manager-at-risk agreements, design-build, or a custom owner agreement. Upload the agreement together with its general and supplementary conditions as a single PDF. You can also add your drawings, which sharpen the analysis. 

Drawings are worth adding — there’s a place to upload them, and they surface risks the contract text alone won’t, like utility conflicts, long-lead equipment, and phasing. The full technical specifications aren’t necessary; the core analysis runs on your contract and its conditions. 

It's still valuable, and arguably more so. If you can't change the terms, the report shows you exactly where your exposure is so you can set up the documentation, notice tracking, and processes to manage it during the project.

No. It works on any contract regardless of the platform you use.

Yes. Your document is used only to generate your report, and is handled securely. It isn't shared or used to train models for anyone else, and your contract is deleted after it's been processed for you.

Many of our users — especially in the public sector — work under strict confidentiality. Two things protect you. First, your document is used only to generate your report: never shared, never used to train AI models, and deleted afterward. Second, you don’t have to start with a sensitive contract at all. Public contracts are often public record, and we provide sample contracts, so you can see exactly what the tool produces before you ever upload something private. 

You don’t need the original Word file. Open the PDF in Word — it converts to editable text for you — then use find-and-replace to swap the identifying details (party names, personnel, project name, address) for placeholders like [Owner], [Contractor], or [Project]. Export back to PDF and upload that. Placeholders rather than deletions keep each clause readable, so the analysis stays accurate; if you can leave dollar amounts, dates, and the governing state in, the findings get sharper. It all happens on your own computer — nothing leaves your hands until you choose to upload.