CoverClause Contract risk-transfer analysis

Know what your contract really says about risk

Upload a construction or services contract and CoverClause reads the risk-transfer stack — indemnity, coverage requirements, additional-insured status, waivers, limitation of liability — and shows you where the exposure sits, with state-law citations where a statute may affect the answer.

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$99 one-time payment

The complete unsigned analysis as a polished PDF: every finding, redraft guidance, and state-specific construction law issue spotting, delivered to your inbox.

Software analysis — not legal services.

Attorney review

from $750

Wisconsin-law matters may qualify for a limited-scope signed opinion. Other jurisdictions require appropriately licensed counsel, whose availability is confirmed before any engagement. All legal services require a written engagement agreement.

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Before you upload

  • Your contract's text is sent to OpenAI's API to generate the analysis (not used to train models). Responses storage is disabled, but standard API abuse-monitoring logs may be retained by OpenAI for up to 30 days.
  • Your email address and the file name are handled by our email provider, Resend, for notifications about your analysis — the result-ready email includes your private result link.
  • The service is hosted on Fly.io infrastructure in Frankfurt; data at rest lives on its encrypted volumes.
  • The contract text is removed from the active job record when the analysis completes or fails, with a 24-hour backstop while the service is running. Encrypted Fly.io volume snapshots are currently retained for five days.
  • Results are removed from the active database after 30 days — or on request via the result-page delete button.

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Analysis takes about 2 minutes. Scanned/image-only PDFs can't be read — please upload a text-based file. By uploading you agree this is an automated information tool, not legal advice.