PolicySnap: Contract Review

Photograph any contract and see the risky clauses in seconds — in plain English. One-off packs, no subscription.

Before you sign, know what you are signing.

PolicySnap AI reads your rental contract, employment agreement, membership form or service terms and flags the clauses that can cost you money — in plain language, in seconds.

HOW IT WORKS

1. Photograph the contract or upload a PDF
2. AI scans every clause
3. You get a colour-coded risk report

WHAT YOU GET • RED — traps and high risk: heavy penalties, deposit forfeiture, one-sided termination, unlimited liability • YELLOW — worth attention: automatic renewal, notice periods, arbitration clauses, late-payment interest • GREEN — standard and reasonable terms

Every flagged clause is quoted from your own document, explained in everyday words, and followed by a concrete recommended action. You also get an overall risk score and a one-line verdict you can read in five seconds.

BUILT FOR Renters, employees, freelancers — anyone handed a long document and asked to "just sign here".

WORKS WITH Rental and lease agreements, employment contracts, membership and subscription forms, service agreements, loan and financing documents.

SIX LANGUAGES English, Turkish, Spanish, Italian, German and French. The report is written in the language you use the app in.

PRICING — NO SUBSCRIPTION PolicySnap is a paid tool — there is no free trial and no ads. You buy a token pack once; nothing renews automatically and you are never charged again unless you choose to buy. Each analysis costs 2 tokens and packs start at 3 tokens. Any leftover token stays in your balance and carries over to your next pack.

PRIVACY No account, no email address, no name required. The document itself is never stored on our servers — only your report is saved to your own history, and you can delete it at any time.

WARNING: PolicySnap is an artificial intelligence analysis tool, not a law firm or an attorney. The reports provided are for information and awareness only; they do not constitute legal advice.