Upload an employment contract, NDA, or residential lease. LexLight reviews the document clause by clause, flags the terms that could cost you, and explains what to ask before you sign.
What a lawyer charges $200–$500 to review — free, and ready in minutes.
Supported documents
LexLight focuses on contracts people often sign without a lawyer, then tailors the review to the risks that actually appear in that category. More document types are coming soon.
Reviewed for signers
Offer letters and employment agreements reviewed from the employee's side.
Reviewed for signers
Confidentiality agreements reviewed for receiving, disclosing, or mutual parties.
Reviewed for signers
Apartment and rental agreements reviewed from the tenant's perspective.
Why AI-powered review
Most people sign standard contracts without professional review — cost and scheduling make it impractical. LexLight removes that barrier without replacing a lawyer for high-stakes decisions.
| Feature | LexLight | Traditional review |
|---|---|---|
| Time to first insight | Minutes | Hours to days |
| Cost | Free | $200 – $500+ |
| Availability | 24/7, immediate | By appointment |
| Structured risk flags | Yes — categorized by severity | Varies by attorney |
| Missing-clause detection | Yes | Varies |
| Full data control | Yes — document never stored | Shared with law firm |
| Unlimited follow-up | Yes — same session | Billed per hour |
Cost and timing figures are estimates: review times are based on typical contracts, and cost comparisons reference average U.S. attorney rates. Individual results vary. LexLight provides educational information only, not legal advice — for matters of significant consequence, consult a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction.
Review method
LexLight turns a dense agreement into a structured review: what kind of contract it is, which clauses matter, where the risk sits, and what you may want to ask before signing.
Start with the PDF you were actually asked to sign. No paste box, no account gate, no intake form before the review.
LexLight checks whether the document matches a supported category and reads governing-law signals when the agreement includes them.
Clauses are evaluated together, because risk often appears in how provisions interact rather than in one isolated sentence.
The result separates risks, missing terms, dates, obligations, and practical language you may want to ask for.
What the report gives you
The output is structured for decision-making: where the risk is, why it matters, what is missing, and what language may be worth asking for.
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Clauses are separated into red flags, unusual terms, context-dependent language, and standard provisions.
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The report calls out important protections that may be absent, such as carve-outs, return obligations, or termination rights.
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Notice periods, renewal windows, probation periods, and other time-sensitive obligations are surfaced clearly.
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The output separates what you must do from what the contract gives you, so the practical impact is easier to see.
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Ask targeted questions about the report without re-uploading the same document during the same analysis session.
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Save the analysis or create a temporary share link for focused review. Shared analysis results expire automatically.
Built for real use
LexLight is designed to give you a complete picture of any supported contract — not a surface-level scan.
Short documents finish quickly; longer agreements typically complete within five minutes.
Every risk flag links back to the exact clause it comes from, so you can read it in context.
Risk often hides in how clauses combine, not in one sentence — so LexLight reads them together.
Run as many reviews as you need with no usage cap, no subscription, and no credit card.
Ask targeted questions about any part of the report without re-uploading the document.
Output is organized into risk levels, missing clauses, dates, obligations, and suggested language.
Create a temporary share link to discuss specific findings with a colleague or attorney.
Three document types — employment contracts, NDAs, residential leases — reviewed with tailored risk criteria.
Security & privacy
Every claim below reflects how LexLight is built. Your document is analyzed, not stored, and never used to train any AI model.
All data in transit is protected with SSL/TLS. Your document never travels over an unencrypted connection.
Your contract is not used to train, fine-tune, or improve any AI model. What you upload stays out of the pipeline.
Personally identifiable information is stripped from extracted text before it reaches the analysis layer.
LexLight sends extracted text for analysis only. The original document is not saved to any database.
Use the full analysis without creating a profile, handing over an email address, or accepting a tracking cookie wall.
Share links store the analysis result only when you choose to create one, and they expire automatically.
FAQ
LexLight should help you understand a document before you decide whether a lawyer, employer, landlord, or counterparty needs to be involved.
Yes. LexLight currently supports unlimited analyses and unlimited follow-up questions without an account or credit card.
It depends on the size and complexity of the PDF. Short documents may finish quickly; longer agreements can take several minutes.
No. LexLight provides educational information to help you understand a contract before you decide what to do next. It does not create an attorney-client relationship or replace advice from a licensed lawyer.
Employment contracts, NDAs, and residential leases are supported today. More document types will be added soon, but the app stays intentionally narrow so each review can match the document category.
Your document is sent for AI analysis and is not stored by LexLight. If you create a share link, only the analysis result is stored temporarily so the link can work.
No. The current workflow is PDF upload only, which keeps the experience closer to how people actually receive signed agreements and avoids maintaining two different input paths.
No. There is no sign-up, no email address, and no credit card. You can upload a document and get a full analysis without creating a profile.
Yes. Everything is encrypted in transit with SSL/TLS, your document is not stored after analysis, and personally identifiable information is redacted from the extracted text before it reaches the analysis layer.
No. Your contract is never used to train, fine-tune, or improve any AI model. What you upload stays out of the training pipeline.
LexLight reads governing-law signals when an agreement includes them and flags common risks accordingly. It does not guarantee coverage of every applicable law in your jurisdiction, so it should complement — not replace — local legal advice.
LexLight surfaces risks, missing clauses, and obligations to help you understand a document faster, but AI analysis can contain errors or miss context. Always confirm anything consequential with a licensed attorney before acting.
Anyone reviewing a standard contract before signing — employees weighing an offer, tenants reading a lease, or founders handling an NDA — who wants a plain-English understanding without the cost and scheduling of a full legal review.
LexLight is still being actively improved. Features, supported document types, and analysis quality will keep evolving, and you may occasionally encounter rough edges while we refine the experience.
Upload a supported PDF and get a structured explanation of the clauses, risks, and questions that deserve attention.
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