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The Real Alternative to Kontractually

“We've Never Had a Problem”
Is Not a Contract Review Strategy.

Most businesses review about 20% of their contracts. The rest get signed after someone skims them. You haven't had a problem yet. That's different from saying you don't have exposure.

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Feature comparison

Eyeballing contracts vs Kontractually - a direct comparison.

Feature
Kontractually
Eyeballing It
Catches auto-renewal clauses
Yes - always flagged
Sometimes
Checks against your specific standards
Yes - every time
No
Flags unusual liability language
Yes - with confidence score
Only if obvious
Produces a paper trail
Yes - full audit log
No
Consistent across every contract
Yes
No
Time required
3-5 minutes of reviewing
20-60 minutes of reading
Confidence in the output
Yes - 0-100% per clause
No signal
Redline document for negotiation
Yes - tracked changes
No
E-signature after review
Yes
Separate tool needed
Cost
$99-$499/month
Free (but your time costs money)

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FAQ

Do I really need contract review? Common questions.

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The contracts that cause problems don't announce themselves when you sign them. They surface 12-24 months later when a condition is triggered, an auto-renewal locks in, or a liability clause is tested. 'No problems yet' is a data point about the past, not a guarantee about the future.

'Pretty standard' is how most businesses describe every contract that later caused a problem. Standard contracts still contain material variations that compound over time - payment terms, liability caps, termination rights, IP ownership. Kontractually takes 3-5 minutes to review a contract you'd spend 30 minutes reading and still not catch everything.

Kontractually's Starter plan at $99/month covers 10 contracts. For a business signing fewer contracts, each one is arguably more important to review thoroughly - not less.

Auto-renewal clauses (binding you to another 12-month term if you miss a 30-day cancellation window), uncapped indemnification (unlimited liability in a scenario that seemed hypothetical), IP assignment (transferring ownership of work product you created), and unilateral amendment rights (allowing the other party to change terms without your consent). None of these look alarming on a quick read.

The contract you don't review is the one that comes back.

It doesn't take long. It doesn't cost much. It just has to be done before you sign.

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