AI Drafting × AI Review × Contract Compare

From a sentence to a signable contract.

Describe your deal in plain language and AI drafts a professional contract in minutes. When they send you their contract, AI picks out every term that works against you and rewrites it. When their redlines come back, AI catches every change and weighs the risk for you. Draft, review, compare — no legal background needed, no waiting on the legal queue.

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Procurement Contract...
Sales Agreement - Q1
NDA - Partner Co.
I need a procurement contract for electronic components from Apex Components, total 2M USD, three installments.
Describe your deal or ask a follow-up...
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I need a procurement contract for electronic components from Apex Components, total 2M USD, three installments.
Describe your deal or ask a follow-up...

Sound familiar?

Every deal closes, and then the contract becomes the bottleneck — either you're chasing someone to draft it, or you're squinting at the forty pages they sent over.

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Procurement

The supplier has already followed up three times. Legal is still stuck on the wording.

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Sales

The client wants it signed today, or the deal is off. I haven't even found the right template.

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Business owner

A big client sent over their standard contract and said it's non-negotiable. I can't tell which terms are genuinely risky — or which ones I could still push back on.

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Commercial Leaders

Their redlines came back with a dozen changes. I compare them one by one and still worry I've missed the one that bites.

Contracts were never meant to slow deals down — or trip you up in negotiation.

Your job is to close deals and move business forward — not to wrestle with legal jargon and redlines.

You focus on the deal.
AI drafts the contract.

When DealMate finds a matching template, it makes only the minimum necessary changes based on your deal terms — preserving formatting, tables, and structure.

Every edit shown with redlines and the reasoning behind it
Accept or reject each change individually
Select any clause and tell AI how to revise it in plain language
DealMate Contract Editor

They sent you their contract.
Which terms work against you?

Upload the contract they drafted, then set which side you're on and how much leverage you have. DealMate picks out every term that hurts you, hands you the rewritten sentence, and tells you how to raise it with them.

It works out how the whole deal is structured, then sweeps ten dimensions clause by clause — no legal background needed, and it catches the traps in what the contract never says
Every finding comes with the rewritten sentence, ready to accept — not a vague "consider negotiating this"
Not sure about one? Ask the AI. When you’re done, export the revised contract and the memo in one click and send it back
Service Agreement.docx·You: Party A·Leverage: even5 risks found · 1 high, 3 medium, 1 low
HighFound by AIOpen
Liability cap set at 300% of the contract value
Far above what's typical — if something goes wrong, you're on the hook for three times the deal value
Suggested revision
A party in breach shall compensate the other for all losses, and total liability shall not exceed 300% of the total contract valueshall be capped at the total contract value.
AskIgnoreAccept
MediumYour ruleOpen
No data protection or confidentiality clause
Triggers your rule: "contracts involving personal data must include a data protection clause"
Clause to add · suggested after Section 12
Each party shall keep confidential any personal and business information obtained from the other in performing this agreement, and shall not disclose it to any third party without prior written consent. This clause survives termination.
AskIgnoreAccept

They redlined your contract.
Which ones hide the risk?

Upload their redlined version and DealMate marks every insertion and deletion down to the character, assessing risk from your side, clause by clause — no more comparing line by line, no more missing the one that matters.

Single-pane inline or side-by-side, see every change at the character level
AI assesses risk from your side (Party A / B) and suggests how to respond
Accept, flag for discussion, or revise by hand — export the revised contract and report in one click
SingleSide-by-side
Position: Party A (Us)
Original · Us
§8 · Liability cap: 100% of contract value
§21 · Dispute venue: Neutral third-party arbitration
Their redlines
§8 · Liability cap: 300% of contract value
§21 · Dispute venue: Their local court
High risk
Why

Liability cap tripled to 300%; venue moved to their home turf.

Impact

Your payout exposure triples on default, with higher cost to enforce away from home.

Suggested

Roll back to 1.5× with an aggregate cap; move venue to a neutral third location.

DealMate
Just left a meeting with Acme Corp. We agreed on a 12-month service contract, $150K annual, net-30 payment.
Got it — drafting a Professional Services Agreement for Acme Corp. Your draft will be ready in a moment…
Extracted: 12-month term · $150K annual · net-30 · standard SLA. Matching a template and generating your draft…
Describe your deal...
DealMate

Professional Services Agreement

Client: Acme Corp Provider: Service Provider
1. Term: 12 months, auto-renewing
2. Annual fee: USD 150,000
3. Payment: Net-30
4. Scope: System operations & technical support
5. Confidentiality: Mutual non-disclosure
DealMate
Their redlines · Compare
Late payment penalty per day: 0.05% 0.5%
Billing cycle: Quarterly Semi-annual
High risk

Penalty up 10×, billing cycle doubled — a real cash-flow risk. Suggested: roll back the penalty, keep quarterly billing.

DescribeDraftCompare

The whole deal,
in your pocket.

Describe the deal on your way out of the meeting, and the draft is ready by the time you're back. Their redlines? Spot the risk right on your phone. Draft, review, compare — the whole flow, one device.

Chat and generate on mobile — the contract is instantly readable
Their redlines, compared in a single column with risk flags
Start on your phone, continue on your laptop — progress in sync

Your dealbreakers, checked every time

Max only

Write down the limits your company keeps repeating, attach them to a review, and AI checks the contract against them line by line — nobody has to remember, and new hires don’t miss them.

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Liability cap must not exceed the total contract valueAnything above is flagged high risk, with the corrected sentence ready to accept
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Payment terms must not exceed 60 daysAnything longer is flagged medium risk, with the cash-flow impact spelled out
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Contracts touching personal data must include a data protection clauseIf it's missing, you get the clause to add and where to put it

From a sentence to signed,
AI rides along.

How you get there depends on who drafted the contract — the two paths merge once their redlines come back.

We're drafting it
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DescribeTell AI about your deal in plain language, or upload business documents
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DraftAI matches templates and clauses, then generates a complete draft
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EditAccept redlines one by one; revise clauses in plain language
They sent it over
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Upload & set your sideWhich party you are, and how much leverage you have
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Risks, one by oneSwept across ten dimensions, each finding with a rewritten sentence
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Export & send backThe revised contract plus a memo, ready to send
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4Compare→5Negotiate→6Finalize

Both paths merge here: see every change down to the character, weigh each risk, export the Word file and report in one click

Built different.
Built for you.

Not another generic AI tool. Purpose-built for business professionals who need contracts done right, done fast.

Blazing Fast

From requirements to first draft in minutes. No waiting for legal. No digging through template folders.

Risk, Surfaced

Whether it's the contract they sent or the redlines they returned, every point comes with a risk level, what it means for you, and how to fix it — no more guessing at the table.

One Closed Loop

Draft or review → compare → finalize. One platform end to end, no shuffling between tools.

AI contract assistant

AI chats with you to confirm every detail before drafting — like having a legal assistant by your side who never misses a clause.

Secure by Design

User-level data isolation. Your data is never used to train models. Your commercial secrets stay yours.

Your Contract Library

Upload your own templates and go-to clauses, and turn your dealbreakers into review rules. AI reuses them automatically — your team's experience compounds instead of walking out the door.

Close deals faster —
from first draft to final signature.

Let AI handle drafting and comparison. Get back to what you do best — closing deals, building relationships, creating value.

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Questions & Answers

You describe the deal in plain language; DealMate semantically matches templates and clauses from your libraries, drafts the contract, and makes only the changes it has to. Every change shows as a tracked edit with the reasoning behind it. You can also skip drafting entirely — upload the contract they sent and run AI Review on it instead.
It marks every insertion, deletion, and change in their redlines down to the character, assesses risk from your side, and suggests responses. It supports Word and PDF — scanned documents are parsed via OCR and compared too.
Each difference can be accepted, flagged for discussion, or revised by hand in one click, with status tracked throughout. When you're done, export the revised contract and a compare report to take into the next round.
Yes. All data is isolated at the user level. We support private deployment for enterprises. Your commercial information is never shared or used to train AI models.
Absolutely. Upload your own .docx templates and DealMate will use them for future drafting. AI automatically extracts tags and metadata for intelligent matching. The system also includes a built-in enterprise template library.
Sign up and start right away — describe your deal to draft, or upload a counterparty version to compare. AI handles the rest, with no complex setup required.
Review looks at one contract and tells you whether it’s good for you. Compare looks at two versions and tells you what changed. Use Review the first time you receive their contract; use Compare for every round of redlines after that.