What a careful read costs
One flat price.The whole picture.
A licensed attorney’s review of a single contract typically costs $300 or more. BeforeJD reads the same clauses for a flat price, with no retainer, no hourly meter, and no surprise invoice.
Pay once, per contract. Nothing renews.
The same clauses · two ways to have them read
A traditional review bills $300 or more for one attorney’s hours, plus the wait for an opening on the calendar and an invoice you cannot see in advance.
What you pay here
$4.99 for the same close read, returned in minutes. Every clause is weighed, in plain English, with the language you might ask for instead.
Ten reads
Save $15$3.50 a read
For the season of contracts: a move, a new role, a book of freelance clients.
- Ten contract reads
- Every clause read and weighed
- Plain-English notes and the language to ask for
- Your contract returned redlined — tracked-changes edits on the original
- Contract Assistant — a spoken conversation, answered only from your analysis
- Reads never expire
Five reads
Save $5$4.00 a read
Enough for the lease, the offer, and the two you have not seen yet.
- Five contract reads
- Every clause read and weighed
- Plain-English notes and the language to ask for
- Your contract returned redlined — tracked-changes edits on the original
- Contract Assistant — a spoken conversation, answered only from your analysis
- Reads never expire
One read
A single document, start to finish
One agreement on your desk right now, read closely before you sign it.
- One contract read
- Every clause read and weighed
- Plain-English notes and the language to ask for
- Your contract returned redlined — tracked-changes edits on the original
- Contract Assistant — a spoken conversation, answered only from your analysis
- Reads never expire
No subscription. You pay once, for the reads you need.
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Contract analysis for informational purposes. Not legal advice.