TermsHuman · ClauseCheck

Contract clause analyzer in plain English

Paste one clause from an NDA, employment contract, SaaS terms, service agreement, or app policy. Get a plain-language summary, risk flags, and questions to ask counsel.

Single-clause analyzer No signup Not legal advice
Important: ClauseCheck is informational and does NOT constitute legal advice. Always have material clauses reviewed by a qualified attorney before signing.
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How it works

Three steps to understand a single clause

1

Paste one clause

Copy a single clause from your contract — termination, indemnity, non-compete, IP assignment, auto-renewal, governing law, equity vesting, or any other section.

2

Get plain-language structure

ClauseCheck identifies the clause type, explains what it does in 2–3 paragraphs, and flags unusual or one-sided language.

3

Ask better questions

You get 3–5 concrete questions to bring to your counterparty or your lawyer. Use them in negotiation or before you sign.

Common clauses

Use ClauseCheck when one sentence controls the risk

1

NDA and confidentiality

Check definitions, exclusions, survival periods, non-use language, return duties, and remedies before you sign. See NDA red flags for the full checklist.

3

SaaS and online terms

Translate auto-renewal, data use, suspension, refund, liability cap, arbitration, and governing-law language into practical questions. See SaaS terms red flags.

FAQ

ClauseCheck questions

What is ClauseCheck?

ClauseCheck is a single-clause analyzer from TermsHuman. Paste one contract clause and get a plain-language summary, risk flags, and questions to ask your counsel.

How is this different from the main TermsHuman analyzer?

The TermsHuman homepage analyzer is tuned for whole documents (terms of service, privacy policies, full contracts). ClauseCheck is tuned for one clause at a time, with output focused on structural identification, asymmetries, and counsel-ready questions.

What clause types are supported?

Termination, indemnification, non-compete, IP assignment, auto-renewal, governing law, equity vesting, and any other. If you do not know the clause type, leave the dropdown set to auto-detect.

Is this legal advice?

No. ClauseCheck is informational and does NOT constitute legal advice. Always have material clauses reviewed by a qualified attorney before signing. The tool will never tell you whether a clause is fair, unfair, enforceable, or whether you should sign.

Is it free?

Yes. ClauseCheck is a free feature of TermsHuman. Usage limits may apply to keep the service reliable.

Is my text stored?

No account is required. Text you submit is sent to the analyzer endpoint to generate the result. Avoid pasting highly sensitive personal, financial, or confidential information.