They sent a contract. Know what's risky
before you sign.
AxiomRisk reads your lease, vendor agreement, or SOW, quotes the risky lines from their file, and tells you what to request — no law firm required.
No credit card · PDF or Word · Not legal advice
The trap is already in the PDF.
You felt it when you opened page 11. Auto-renewal with a tiny cancel window. Unlimited indemnity. Fees they can raise while you stay. AxiomRisk finds those lines in their wording — so you are not arguing a vibe. You are arguing a sentence they wrote.
What contract review means here
Contract review is reading the agreement someone sent you — a lease, vendor MSA, or freelance SOW — and spotting clauses that can lock you in, raise cost, or shift risk before you reply. AxiomRisk does that first pass with quote-backed flags and suggested asks. It is not legal advice; bring in a lawyer when the deal is material.
What does AxiomRisk check?
Leases, MSAs, and SOWs — auto-renewal, price changes, indemnity, liability caps, termination, and similar traps — then what to ask for.
Is this legal advice?
No. AxiomRisk is not a law firm. It quotes your file and flags risks so you have a starting point.
When should I still use a lawyer?
When the deal size is material, you are asked for a personal guarantee, or anything remains unclear after the check.
Upload what they sent
The same Word or PDF sitting in your inbox. Keep the logos. Keep the original.
Takes seconds, not an afternoon
See the sentences that can hurt you
We only keep a risk if we can copy the line from your file. Then we tell you what to ask for.
A punch list, not a 20-page memo
Reply with their file, marked up
Free: the list. Pro: comments on those words in the original Word or PDF. Send it back.
You look prepared. You are not guessing.
What people actually get stuck on
If it is in the file, we look for it. If it is not in the file, we stay quiet.
Why you come back
You can point at it
Every risk is a sentence copied from the file they sent you. Open the PDF, find that line, highlight it. If we cannot copy the sentence, we do not invent a risk.
You know what to fight first
HIGH means this can lock you in or cost you real money. MEDIUM is worth a conversation. LOW is a heads-up. You do not have to read 40 pages in one sitting.
You walk in with a sentence, not a feeling
Each risk comes with what to request: a shorter notice window, a fee cap, a way out. You can paste it into an email tonight. This is not legal advice — it is a punch list.
Send their file back, marked up
On Pro, the same notes sit as comments on the original Word or PDF — on those words, logos still there. You reply with their document, not a separate memo they can ignore.
Guides for what you are about to sign
Plain-English explainers on the clauses that cost small businesses money.
Start on the file in your inbox
Free
Three contracts. See the sentences, the severity, and what to ask. Download a PDF of the list.
Check one free →Pro $39/mo
About 10 contracts a month. Comments on the original Word or PDF — ready to send back.
See Full Pricing →The next one will look harmless too.
Landlord, software vendor, freelancer, landlord again. Same 20 minutes. Same punch list. You keep the marked-up file.