LexCheck is an AI contract review platform that redlines agreements against your playbook automatically in minutes.
LexCheck applies a company’s legal playbook to incoming contracts automatically, producing redlines and comments that reflect your standards in minutes rather than hours. Its AI models understand clause semantics — not just keyword matching — and can propose fallback language negotiated positions allow. The platform is used by legal departments and law firms handling high volumes of NDAs, MSAs and vendor agreements, and analytics reveal where negotiations stall. Consistency is the core value: every reviewer gets the same playbook applied the same way.
LexCheck is sold through enterprise agreements with pricing based on contract volume and deployment needs.
Legal teams reviewing large volumes of agreements — NDAs, vendor contracts, MSAs — who need consistent playbook application at speed.
No — it is an enterprise legal platform engaged through a sales consultation.
Yes — integration options connect LexCheck with contract lifecycle and document management systems.
Versus Kira-style extraction tools, LexCheck focuses on live review and redlining; versus manual review it standardizes playbook application across reviewers.
Legal teams encode preferred positions, fallbacks and escalation points; the AI applies them consistently to every contract it reviews.
Standard agreements redline in minutes rather than hours, letting legal focus negotiation time on the clauses that actually carry risk.
Yes — aggregate views show where counterparties push back and which positions close fastest, informing playbook refinement over time.
The AI proposes pre-approved alternative language for clauses, accelerating back-and-forth without compromising the legal team’s negotiated standards.
Corporate legal departments and law firms handling high volumes of NDAs, MSAs and vendor agreements where consistency and speed both matter.
Yes — connections to common contract and document management systems let reviews run on files already organized in your legal workflows.
NDAs, MSAs, vendor agreements and similar contracts are the core, with custom playbooks extending coverage.