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Terms analysis
for AI agents.

Give us the terms. Get the obligations,
risks and evidence.

Terms, policies or contracts in any language → renewal, cancellation, refunds, fees, data use, liability, indemnity, arbitration and governing law, each backed by the original clause. Automated information, not legal advice.

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TERMS CHECK REPORTILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE
THE QUESTION

Does this plan auto-renew,
and can I get a refund?

↗ example.com/terms
Risk: medium · renewal

Renews monthly unless cancelled 7 days before the renewal date; fees already paid are not refunded.

ORIGINAL CLAUSE
“Paid plans renew automatically each month unless cancelled at least 7 days before the renewal date.”
EXAMPLE TERMS · BILLING · EXACT MATCH
Evidence attachedapplication/json
Source text → clause → finding → risk.
URL or text → Verified clauses → Structured risk report
LESS READING. MORE SIGNAL.

The clause behind
the answer.

Go beyond a summary. Find what matters for the decision your software needs to make.

01 / FIND

Twelve topics, every time

Fees, renewal, cancellation, refunds, data use, IP, liability, indemnity, disputes, arbitration, governing law and unilateral changes: present, not found or unclear.

02 / UNDERSTAND

Obligations and risks

Who must do what, unusual clauses, checks against your own requirements and jurisdiction caveats — never a verdict on enforceability.

03 / VERIFY

Evidence, not guesses

Every quotation is located in the source. Unverifiable ones are discarded. Originals stay in their language; translations are labeled separately.

MACHINE FIRST

A small API.
A useful answer.

JSON in. Evidence out. Pay per check with USDC via x402, and keep your workflow moving.

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POST /api/v1/check

{
  "source_url": "https://example.com/terms",
  "requirements": ["Cancel at any time"],
  "jurisdiction": {"country": "DE"},
  "tier": "standard"
}

Ambiguity is an answer, too.

When the text is unclear, incomplete or depends on the jurisdiction, the report says so.
Terms Check is automated information, not a law firm, legal advice or representation.

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