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Paste any contract and get an instant risk matrix — every risk category mapped to its severity, clause count, and the most dangerous example clause.
Uncapped indemnification, unlimited liability, one-sided hold-harmless
Work-for-hire clauses that transfer ownership of your pre-existing IP
Unilateral termination rights, missing cure periods, auto-renewal traps
Net-60+ windows, missing late fees, unclear milestone definitions
Overbroad geographic or temporal restrictions hidden in service agreements
Missing carve-outs, indefinite survival periods, one-sided obligations
Evergreen clauses that lock you in without adequate notice requirements
Unfavorable jurisdiction, mandatory arbitration, class-action waivers
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ContractPilot reads every clause and maps each risk category to its severity level and the number of contributing clauses.
See the top-5 risk categories by severity — the ones most likely to hurt you if you sign without negotiating.
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A contract risk assessment matrix maps each risk category (liability, IP assignment, termination, payment terms, non-compete, confidentiality) against its severity level (critical, high, medium, low) and the number of clauses that contribute to that risk. It gives you a structured overview of where the contract is most dangerous before you negotiate.
ContractPilot checks for Liability Exposure (uncapped indemnification), IP Assignment (work-for-hire traps), Termination Risk (unilateral termination, missing cure periods), Payment Terms (net-60+ windows, missing late fees), Non-Compete and Non-Solicitation restrictions, Confidentiality Gaps (missing carve-outs, indefinite survival), Auto-Renewal Traps, Governing Law and dispute resolution, Force Majeure, and Data Privacy.
Each risk category is scored as Critical (could cause significant financial or legal harm), High (unusually one-sided or missing standard protections), Medium (non-standard terms worth reviewing), Low (minor concerns), or Safe (no material risk signal found).
No. The risk assessment matrix is generated by AI for informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for review by a licensed attorney and does not establish an attorney-client relationship. Always consult a qualified attorney before signing any contract.
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