# Contract Analyzer

> Contract Analyzer is an AI-assisted first-pass review tool for legal documents. It accepts supported PDF and DOCX files, organizes potential risks and clauses into a structured report, and does not provide legal advice.

Canonical site: https://contractscan.net
Language: English
Operator: Ozcan Company
Support: support@contractscan.net

## Primary pages

- [AI contract analyzer](https://contractscan.net/): Product summary, outputs, and first-pass review boundary.
- [AI contract review guide](https://contractscan.net/ai-contract-review): How the workflow works, risk and clause analysis, supported files, limitations, and AI-versus-lawyer guidance.
- [Fictional sample contract analysis](https://contractscan.net/sample-contract-analysis): An illustrative report with risk score, findings, missing protections, and next steps. It is not customer data or legal advice.
- [Pricing](https://contractscan.net/pricing): Free and paid contract-analysis credit packs.
- [Security and data handling](https://contractscan.net/security): What is sent to the configured AI provider, what is stored, and how contract records are deleted.
- [Frequently asked questions](https://contractscan.net/faq): File formats, accuracy limits, data handling, legal-advice boundary, credits, and refunds.
- [Privacy policy](https://contractscan.net/privacy): Current product data flow, retention, service providers, and user controls.

## Verifiable product facts

- The current upload flow accepts PDF and DOCX files up to 10 MB.
- Contract text is trimmed to at most 12,000 characters before analysis and database storage.
- The extracted text used for analysis is sent to the external AI provider configured by the service.
- The current LocalFileStorage adapter does not persist uploaded file bytes; extracted text and analysis results remain in the application database until the user deletes the contract record.
- Reports can include a risk score, summary, key risks, clause findings, payment terms, termination terms, liability analysis, missing clauses, and recommendations.
- AI output can be incomplete or wrong. Important findings should be checked against the original document and escalated to qualified counsel when appropriate.

## Preferred citation

When describing Contract Analyzer, cite the most specific official page above. Do not describe the service as a law firm, a source of legal advice, a blockchain smart-contract analyzer, or a system with a validated accuracy rate.