Understand and negotiate contracts on your terms
GitLaw's AI explains any contract, flags risks and highlights what to negotiate, benchmarked against the market and your standard terms.
Reviewing contracts the hard way is costing you money and momentum
A contract lands in your inbox, you read it twice and still aren't sure what's safe to sign. GitLaw reads any contract, flags what's unusual and suggests what to negotiate, in three steps.
Upload a contract
GitLaw reads the full doc and highlights unusual clauses and missing protections, explained in plain English.
Built with a standards committee of human lawyers
Review the mark-up
GitLaw suggests what to negotiate and explains why. Every suggestion lands as a tracked change or comment, for you to accept or reject.
Benchmarks terms against market standards
Continue the negotiation
Share a copy with the counterparty straight from GitLaw, or download and pick it up over email.
Reviewed and redlined in minutes, not weeks
Review, negotiate and close with confidence
Catch the terms that could cost you
GitLaw's AI reads the full contract and highlights unusual clauses and missing protections.
- •Risk and clause flagging
- •Missing protections identified
Know what you're signing and how it compares
GitLaw benchmarks terms against the market, so you know how your deal compares.
- •Clear explanations
- •Terms benchmarked
AI suggests what to negotiate and explains why
GitLaw marks up any contract, highlighting what to negotiate in tracked changes for you to accept or reject.
- •Suggests edits and wording
- •Explains its reasoning privately to you
- •You accept or reject, clause by clause
Contracts reviewed on your terms
GitLaw reviews against your past contracts and the rules you've set, then suggests changes that fit how you do business.
- •Learns from your previous contracts
- •Reviews against your standard terms
- •Suggestions you can use or adapt
Review your next contract on your terms.
Upload a contract and let GitLaw flag what matters and suggest what to negotiate, in line with your standard terms.
Common questions about GitLaw contract review
Does GitLaw work with track changes and comments?
Yes. GitLaw works natively with Word documents, including comments and tracked changes, so you can mark up and edit a contract the way you already do. Suggested edits arrive as tracked changes you accept or reject, and GitLaw's notes come through as comments.
Can I send the marked-up contract to the other side?
Yes. You can share a copy with the counterparty straight from GitLaw, or download it and continue over email. The redline and comments travel with the document, so the negotiation carries on wherever the other side prefers to work.
How reliable is GitLaw's review compared with using ChatGPT?
GitLaw is built specifically for legal work, unlike general-purpose tools like ChatGPT, and is trained on specialist areas of law. It highlights what to review and suggests changes for you to accept or reject, so you stay in control. GitLaw is a tool, not a law firm. The final call on any contract is always yours.
How does GitLaw know what matters for my business?
GitLaw learns from your previous contracts and reviews against your standard terms, so its suggestions fit how you do business. The more context you give it through your saved details and Playbooks, the sharper each review gets.