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Reviews contracts against custom rulebooks, flags risky clauses, and outputs a marked-up Word file for negotiation.
Clment reviews uploaded contracts against rulebooks the user defines, flags risky clauses with citations back to the specific text, extracts key dates, and produces a marked-up Word document with tracked changes ready to send back for negotiation. It runs on a credit system layered under named plans: uploading a page, running an AI query, and running a standard or deep rulebook review each cost a different number of credits. Everything available in the web app is also exposed through an API and SDK with an OpenAPI specification, and it works inside Word Online via OneDrive and Google Drive as well as its own web app. The company, Contract Eagle Limited, is registered in New Zealand.
Free plan covers 25 contracts and 1,000 starting credits at no cost; Pro and Business plan prices are shown only after selecting a currency at checkout, so no fixed dollar figure is published.
Use tool ↗Clment's custom rulebooks and citation-linked risk flags make it more configurable than a generic contract-summarizing tool, and full API/SDK parity with the web app means it can slot into an existing document pipeline. The free plan is generous enough to actually evaluate it, though real per-tier pricing is hidden until checkout.
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