No. It replaces the ten-minute skim your team does before every routine contract gets signed. For high-stakes agreements — M&A, complex commercial deals, litigation — you still want a human lawyer. ContractPilot AI exists for everything below that bar: vendor MSAs, SaaS terms, NDAs, service agreements, offer letters. Its findings are meant to support your own review and decision-making, not replace qualified legal advice.

Contract text is sent to a large language model for analysis and stored in your workspace, isolated to your organization. You control who on your team has access. Nothing is used to train third-party models.

PDF and DOCX for uploads; plain text for paste. Scanned PDFs work if the text layer is present — pure image PDFs without a text layer aren't supported yet.

It works on any prose contract in English — MSAs, SOWs, NDAs, SaaS agreements, employment contracts, leases, vendor agreements, service agreements, licenses, terms of service.

It surfaces most of what an attentive first-pass review would catch, and often more, because it doesn't get bored on page fourteen. It will occasionally miss something a specialist would catch, and it will occasionally flag something that isn't really an issue for your context. Treat every finding as a prompt to look — not a final judgment.

Business and Firm plans can export a review as a shareable report, ready to attach to your negotiation notes.

Yes — 7 days on Team, Business, and Firm, no credit card required. The Solo plan is free forever with a 3-contract-per-month limit.