Dealenz reads your contract and tells you plainly where the risk is before you commit.
Risk analysis
E-commerce Website Redesign
HIGH RISKProtection package
No signup needed to try it. Your deal stays private and isn't used to train any model.
“By the time you notice the bad terms,
you have already said yes.”
The brief said simple website. The kickoff call had 47 pages of requirements.
There was no deposit clause. They went quiet after the first draft.
The contract transferred all IP before final payment. Nobody caught it.
They called it a few tweaks. Three months of unpaid work later.
Most of this is visible in the first message. Dealenz is built to catch it before you sign.
The process
From brief to signed contract
in four steps.
01
Share the deal
You start by giving Dealenz whatever you've got. That could be a messy email thread, a PDF someone sent over, a contract you're about to send out yourself, or you can just describe the deal in your own words if that's easier.
02
Understand the agreement
From there, Dealenz goes through it and works out what's actually being agreed to. Who's involved, what money's changing hands, what everyone's expected to do, that kind of thing.
03
Get the risk report
Then you get a risk report, and it's specific. It tells you exactly where the trouble spots are instead of handing you a vague score and leaving you to guess why it landed there.
04
Decide what to do next
If you're the one sending something out, like a proposal or a contract, Dealenz can put one together for you that actually accounts for whatever risks it found. And if someone else sent the deal to you, it'll tell you what to push back on before you put your name on anything.
Risk intelligence
The risks that tend to cost people
the most, and how they usually
show up in a real deal.
Payment
"Payment upon completion" with no milestone structure or deposit mentioned.
Scope
"And anything else we need" added after the deliverables list.
IP
"Full ownership of all assets including source files" before final payment is received.
Legal
No termination clause. No dispute resolution mechanism.
Timeline
Hard deadline with no flexibility and no client dependency acknowledgment.
Communication
"The team will review" -- no named decision maker.
Counterparty Signals
"This should be straightforward" for a complicated deal that clearly is not.
Contract
Verbal agreement assumed. No mention of a written contract.
Scope
CRITICALUnlimited revision language detected
What this means: No revision limit, no change order process, no acceptance criteria. Every stakeholder can request changes indefinitely.
Suggested clause
“This engagement includes two rounds of consolidated revisions per deliverable. Additional revisions are available as change orders.”
What you get
Every deal leaves with
a full set of documents.
Proposal
Sets expectations before the engagement starts. Scope conversations happen before the contract, not after.
Scope of Work
Defines what is included and what is not. The document you reference when a client says "can we just add one more thing."
Contract
Covers payment, IP, revision limits, and termination. Protective language calibrated to the risk report findings.
Deliverables Checklist
A live scope tracker for the active project. Mark items in-scope, out-of-scope, or change order as work progresses.
Documents are AI-generated and should be reviewed before use. Dealenz is not a law firm. This is not legal advice.
Pricing
Simple pricing.
Free
$0
For getting started
Credits
Pay as you go
For deeper AI work
Common questions.
What kinds of deals can Dealenz look at?
Pretty much anything. Freelance contracts, leases, partnership agreements, purchase agreements, whatever you're actually dealing with. Dealenz looks at what's really in front of you instead of forcing it into some template that doesn't fit.
Is this a replacement for a lawyer?
No. Dealenz helps you catch problems before they become legal problems. For high-value contracts or anything complex, still have a lawyer review the final document. The AI disclaimer is in every contract for a reason.
What AI does it use?
Dealenz AI for analysis and document generation, with a rule-based engine that validates the output. Two layers, not one.
What if it misses something?
It will sometimes. The report tells you what it found and why, so you can judge whether it makes sense for your situation. That is why the documents say to review before use.
Who can see my deals?
Only you. Every deal is scoped to your account and is not used to train any model.
What happens when a client signs?
Their name, email, and the timestamp are recorded. The status updates in your workspace and an activity event is logged.
Is the free tier a trial?
No. It is the product with a daily limit. No credit card required to start.