What this is about
Until now, "AI edits my contract" was a black box: unclear costs, unclear depth of changes, no audit trail. With contract revisions, we're changing that completely.
What's new
- Preflight pricing before every job. Before anything is charged, you see the exact credit price (a base rate, plus a component that depends on contract length and the number of revisions, with a min and max) and whether the compliance policy even permits editing for that contract type.
- A hard stop for sensitive contract types. Where consumer credit, residential tenancy or certain employment contracts are involved, the system blocks generation server-side — with a clear explanation of why only a review by a lawyer makes sense.
- Confirmation for far-reaching changes. Where a change is especially significant, we require explicit confirmation before rendering.
- Redline plus clean DOCX. You receive two files: one with visible changes (for negotiation) and a clean version (for signing). Both are placed in private storage accessible only to you, an administrator and, where applicable, your assigned lawyer.
- Refund path. If rendering fails, the credits are automatically refunded — no charge without a result.
Who this is relevant for
Freelancers and SMEs who want to adapt standard contracts to their own practice, as well as lawyers who need revision suggestions as a basis for negotiation.
→ View the feature: /vertraege/revision
AI is not a lawyer
Contract revisions do not replace a lawyer's review of your individual case. For the contract types that are hard-blocked, we refer you directly.
