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Tour: the contract risk report
A BrieflyGo risk report reads your contract and shows, in plain English, which clauses could cost you — sorted by severity, each with the exact wording it comes from, why it matters and a suggested change you can copy as a request to the other side. This tour uses a sample freelance website-redesign agreement.
Live demo, step by step
1. Start with the risk score. The score from 0 to 100 sums up how much risk the contract carries — higher means more risk. Next to it are the counts of critical, medium and low findings.
The score from 0 to 100 sums up how much risk the contract carries — higher means more risk. Next to it are the counts of critical, medium and low findings.
Findings are sorted so the critical ones come first. Filter by severity to focus on what could cost you money or rights.
Each finding quotes the exact clause from your document, explains why it matters in plain English and gives a suggested change — here, a client who can cancel without paying for work already done.
“Copy request” turns the suggested change into a short, polite message you can paste into email — no lawyer needed to ask.
The plain-English summary explains the deal in a few sentences: who, what, how much and when you get paid.
The checklist shows the common risk areas the review looked at for this type of document, so you can see what’s fine as well as what isn’t.
The action plan orders the work: fix the critical items, then the rest, then re-check the edited contract before you sign.
Parties, subject, timeline and governing law as the AI understood them — a quick way to verify it read the right document.
Questions
Is this a real report?
Yes — it is the same report screen you get after a scan, filled with a fictional freelance agreement. Nothing you click here is saved.
How long does a real scan take?
Usually under a minute for a typical contract. Upload a PDF, DOCX or TXT and the report opens automatically.
Is it free?
You can scan a contract free; the free plan includes 3 reports a month. Paid plans add more reports and credits.
Is the report legal advice?
No. It explains your document in plain English and suggests changes to ask for. For high-stakes contracts, have a qualified professional review the final version.
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Sample data only. BrieflyGo is not legal advice. Last updated .