Clause.

Question your contract like a person.

Once Clause has mapped your contract, type any question in plain English and get a straight answer that quotes the exact clause it is based on.

Free while Clause is in early access. 5 full analyses, no card needed.

Questions in your words

Plain questions, straight answers.

Type the question as it comes to you: "Can they raise the fee mid-term?", "What notice do I actually have to give?", "Who owns the work if this goes wrong?". No legal phrasing, no hunting through defined terms with Ctrl-F. You ask about your contract the way you would ask a colleague, and the answer comes back in the same plain English.

Asking a contract whether a deposit can be kept, answered with a clause citation
Answers you can check

Every answer quotes the clause behind it.

Answers never come from the air. Every reply points to the exact clause it rests on and quotes the wording, so you can read the source yourself rather than take it on trust. And when the contract simply does not say, that is the answer you get, not a guess.

An answer quoting clause 12.1 word for word as evidence
Grounded in UK practice

The same engine that mapped your risks.

Your questions run on the engine behind your risk map: the same published 23-rule playbook that rated your clauses red, amber or green, and the same UK knowledgebase behind it. So a question about notice periods or fee rises is answered against how UK contracts normally handle them, not in a vacuum.

A grounded answer drawn from the contract itself
Information, not legal advice

Know where you stand before you decide.

Answers tell you what your contract says and what deserves a closer look, not what you must do: Clause is a risk-triage tool, not a law firm, and does not provide legal advice. Use Ask to work out where you stand and what is worth pushing back on. When real money or real risk is on the table, take that understanding to a solicitor.

Instant plain-English answers floating over a consultancy agreement

Built like a tool, not a chatbot.

Contract AI plus a fixed playbook

The AI reads the language; a published playbook of risk rules decides what counts. Fast answers without the variability that creates doubt.

Grounded in UK contract knowledge

A knowledgebase spanning 72 UK contract types and 72 clause families keeps every draft, review and answer anchored to the standards that actually apply.

Documents that behave

Revised Word documents and print-ready PDFs with fillable blanks, straight from your report. No add-ins, nothing to install.

Built for real-life contracts

General-purpose AI wasn’t made for the fine print. Clause was: schedules, nested definitions and hundred-clause documents included.

Stop guessing what it means.

Analyse your contract, then put your questions to it in plain English. Free during early access: 5 full analyses, no card needed.

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