Catch the clauses that cost people money
Payment traps, IP grabs, auto-renewals, one-sided termination rights, liability overreach, and missing protections show up fast.
Upload an APA, FDD, commercial lease, or post-close employment agreement. Inkvex gives you a risk score 1 to 10, quoted red flags, jurisdiction citations, and, with Searcher Sub or Deal Pack, executive deal verdict, cross-reference map, and negotiation points in under 3 minutes.
Section 7.3 caps general indemnification at $500K, but Schedule 4.2 exposes you to $2.1M in customer concentration risk that falls outside the cap.
Add specific indemnification trigger for top customer departure within 12 months post-close, separate from the general reps cap.
The report gives you the answer fast, then shows the evidence behind it.
Payment traps, IP grabs, auto-renewals, one-sided termination rights, liability overreach, and missing protections show up fast.
Inkvex quotes the actual clause, explains what it means, and tells you why it matters without legal jargon.
You get a clear review recommendation, suggested fixes, and the exact issues worth negotiating or escalating if needed.
Paste one clause and get an instant risk read before you upload the full contract. 3 free checks remaining this session.
Choose the page closest to your situation, or upload the contract directly and let Inkvex adapt the review.
APAs, broker NDAs, seller-financing notes, retained-employee agreements, and the schedules where indemnification, customer concentration, and earnout language hide.
See use case →Use caseFDDs (all 23 items), franchise agreements, area development agreements, multi-unit development agreements, and personal guarantees during the 14-day cooling-off period.
See use case →Use case5 to 10 year commercial leases, CAM provisions, NNN structures, tenant improvement allowances, percentage rent, holdover rent, and assignment restrictions.
See use case →Use caseFirst-pass review on APA, FDD, lease, and post-close employment agreements so your attorney's billable hour is focused on judgment calls instead of red-flag detection.
See use case →Serious contracts need serious handling, clear boundaries, and a review flow that respects the stakes.
Your contract is processed to generate the report. It is not kept as a contract database and it is not used to train the product.
Inkvex focuses on quoted clauses, risk scoring, missing protections, suggested fixes, and decision support.
For high-value, negotiated, or specialized matters, take the report to counsel and spend legal time on the clauses that actually matter.
A real asset purchase agreement scored 8 out of 10. Eight red flags including a customer concentration cap mismatch between Section 7.3 and Schedule 4.2. Delaware governing law detected.
Seller note violates SBA full-standby requirement. The note allows payments during the SBA loan term, so it may not count toward buyer equity. Citation: SBA SOP 50 10 8, page 131.
Indemnification cap insufficient for $1.5M deal. The proposed cap leaves key seller breaches underprotected relative to standard M&A buyer-side protection.
The answers below cover the practical concerns most people have before trusting a contract to AI.
AI contract review uses large language models to read legal agreements, flag risky clauses, detect missing protections, and explain the contract with clause source and citation. Inkvex turns that into a report you can act on quickly.
For structured documents like APAs, FDDs, and commercial leases, yes. Inkvex is built for the deep-reasoning work that diligence requires, not generic chat. Searcher Sub and Deal Pack include cross-reference mapping across schedules. FDD Scan and Commercial Lease Review handle those highly structured documents accurately.
No. Inkvex is a first-pass diligence tool. It catches what tools can catch (missing protections, unusual clauses, cross-reference inconsistencies). The judgment calls (whether the earnout will pay, whether the seller is truly indemnifying you, whether the franchisor will enforce the non-compete) require human counsel. Use Inkvex first, then bring the report to your attorney with specific questions ready.
Inkvex accepts PDF, Word (.docx), and image uploads including JPG, PNG, and WEBP. That includes photos of printed contracts.
First analysis is free, no account required. After that, pricing matches the document type: Commercial Lease Review $149 (3 uploads, 30 days), FDD Scan $249 (3 uploads, 30 days), Searcher Sub $99 per month or $990 per year for unlimited Searcher Sub reports (10/day cap), Deal Pack $499 for unlimited Deal Pack reports across a 90-day deal window. Inkvex is the per-deal first pass; counsel is still essential for the redline phase.
First analysis is free, no account required. After that pick by document type: Commercial Lease Review at $149, FDD Scan at $249, Searcher Sub at $99 per month, or Deal Pack at $499 for the full 90-day diligence window. Bring the report to your M&A or franchise attorney for the judgment calls that need a human.