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Limitation of Liability
Mutual, capped at fees paid in prior 12 months
Indemnification
One-way; you indemnify for your own content only
Dispute Resolution
Utah courts, good faith negotiation first
Governing Law
State of Utah
Termination
Either party; cancel anytime before billing cycle ends
Auto-Renewal
Monthly/annual; 14-day email reminder before annual renewal
Data Retention
Deleted within 30 days of account closure
Price Changes
60 days notice, capped at 10% per year
Terms of Service
Last updated: March 26, 2026 · Effective: March 26, 2026
1. Acceptance of Terms
By creating an account or using PlainLaw, you agree to these terms. If you don't agree, don't use the service. We may update these terms at any time by posting the updated version on our website; your continued use of PlainLaw after changes are posted means you've accepted them.
2. Important Disclaimer: Not Legal Advice
PlainLaw is not a law firm. We don't give legal advice and using PlainLaw doesn't make us your lawyer. Our analysis is AI-powered and may miss things; always consult a licensed attorney before making legal decisions based on our output.
3. Description of Service
PlainLaw analyzes contracts you upload (PDF or DOCX) or submit via URL and gives you a risk score, flagged provisions with plain-English explanations, key terms, a summary, and tools to draft negotiation emails and export PDF reports. We currently support SaaS agreements, NDAs, services agreements, influencer/brand agreements, commercial leases, and general contracts.
4. Account Registration and Security
You need an account to use PlainLaw's paid features. Keep your login info secure; you're responsible for activity under your account. If we think your account is compromised, we may suspend it but we'll email you within 24 hours with the reason and give you 14 days to fix it.
5. Subscription Plans and Payment
We offer a free preview (risk score and top drivers), single reports for $9.99, Pro at $59/month or $499/year (10 analyses/month), and Business at $129/month or $1,099/year (25 analyses/month). Cancel anytime before your billing cycle ends and you won't be charged again. We'll remind you by email 14 days before any annual renewal. Price increases are capped at 10% per year with 60 days notice.
6. User Content and Data
You own everything you upload; we just process it to give you the analysis. Contract files are processed and then immediately deleted from our servers. Only the analysis results and extracted data are retained in your account. Your documents are sent to Anthropic's commercial API for AI processing, which prohibits using your data for model training. We treat your uploads as confidential and will never share them. We use encryption and standard security practices, and if there's ever a security incident, we'll tell you within 72 hours.
7. Acceptable Use
Don't upload documents you don't have the right to share. Don't use PlainLaw to build a competing product, and don't try to reverse-engineer our system. Be a good citizen.
8. Intellectual Property
We own PlainLaw: the rules engine, the scoring, the interface. You own your uploaded contracts. The analysis results are a mix of both, and you can use, copy, and share them for your business purposes. If you give us feedback or ideas, we can use them freely.
9. Disclaimers
PlainLaw is provided as-is. We don't guarantee it will catch everything in your contract, that scores will be perfect, or that the service will never go down. Automated analysis has limits; it's meant to help, not replace a lawyer.
10. Limitation of Liability
Neither party is on the hook for indirect losses like lost profits. Each party's total liability is capped at what you paid us in the last 12 months (or $100 if you're on the free tier). The only exceptions: breaches of confidentiality and indemnification obligations.
11. Indemnification
If you upload a document you didn't have the right to share, or if someone relies on your PlainLaw analysis and has a problem, you agree to cover our legal costs related to those claims.
12. Governing Law and Dispute Resolution
Utah law governs these terms. If we have a disagreement, we'll try to work it out between us for 30 days first. If that doesn't work, either of us can go to court in Utah.
13. Professional Referral Services
We may show you information about lawyers who can help with your contracts. That's just a suggestion; we're not endorsing anyone, and any engagement with a lawyer is between you and them.
14. User Feedback
PlainLaw may offer you the option to provide feedback on analysis results, such as accuracy ratings on flagged provisions. If you choose to provide feedback, we may use it to improve PlainLaw's analysis accuracy, including the quality of our extraction logic, risk scoring, and flag explanations. Feedback data includes your rating and optional reason selection; it does not include the text of your contract. Providing feedback is entirely voluntary and does not affect your analysis results.
15. General Provisions
These terms plus our Privacy Policy are the whole agreement. If any part is invalid, the rest still stands. We can assign these terms in a merger or acquisition. You can't assign yours without our permission. Questions? Email legal@getplainlaw.com.