Disclaimer

AI limitations

ClauseCheck uses artificial intelligence (GPT-4o by OpenAI) to analyze contracts. While this technology is powerful, it has inherent limitations:

• AI can misinterpret ambiguous or complex legal language
• AI may miss clauses, nuances, or jurisdiction-specific implications
• AI analysis is based on patterns in training data and may not reflect the latest laws or regulations
• Results may vary depending on the quality and clarity of the contract text provided
• AI cannot account for verbal agreements, prior negotiations, or context outside the document

Informational purposes only

All analysis, summaries, risk scores, red flags, suggestions, and chat responses provided by ClauseCheck are for informational and educational purposes only. They are designed to help you understand contract language — not to replace professional legal review.

ClauseCheck does not:

• Practice law
• Provide legal advice or opinions
• Represent you in any legal matter
• Guarantee the accuracy or completeness of any analysis

Do not rely solely on this analysis

You should not take or refrain from taking any action based solely on the information provided by ClauseCheck without first consulting a qualified, licensed attorney. ClauseCheck is a starting point for understanding — not a conclusion you can act on alone.

Before signing any contract, especially one involving significant money, employment, real estate, or legal obligations, always seek independent legal advice from a licensed professional in your jurisdiction.

AI output language

AI-generated analysis may use clear, direct language for readability. This does not indicate certainty. All outputs carry inherent uncertainty and should be treated as a starting point for understanding, not a definitive legal conclusion.

Phrases such as "this clause is standard," "this appears to be high risk," or "you may want to negotiate this" reflect the AI's pattern-based assessment only. They are not legal opinions and do not reflect the specific laws, regulations, or circumstances that may apply to your situation.

Your responsibility when uploading documents

By uploading or pasting a document, you represent that:

• You are authorized to share the contents of that document with a third-party service
• You are not uploading confidential information belonging to another party without their consent
• You understand that the document text will be processed by OpenAI's API as part of the analysis

You are solely responsible for ensuring you have the right to submit any document for analysis. ClauseCheck is not responsible for any consequences arising from the unauthorized sharing of confidential or proprietary information.

When to consult a lawyer

You should always consult a licensed attorney for:

• Employment contracts with significant compensation or equity
• Business partnership or shareholder agreements
• Real estate transactions
• Contracts involving large sums of money
• Any contract where the consequences of error are serious
• Situations involving disputes, litigation, or regulatory compliance

No warranty

ClauseCheck provides the Service "as is" without any warranty of any kind, express or implied. We make no representations or warranties about the accuracy, reliability, completeness, or timeliness of any content generated by the Service.

Third-party services

ClauseCheck relies on third-party AI and infrastructure services (including OpenAI, Supabase, Vercel, and Stripe). We are not responsible for the availability, accuracy, or actions of these third-party services.

Jurisdiction

Laws governing contracts vary significantly by country, state, and jurisdiction. ClauseCheck does not tailor its analysis to any specific jurisdiction unless explicitly stated. Analysis should be verified against the laws applicable in your specific location.

Contact

Questions about this disclaimer: support@tryclausecheck.com