AI Contract Compliance

Read what you're
actually signing.

Cautelio highlights dangerous clauses in contracts, explains each risk in one sentence, and tells you what you can negotiate — before you click agree.

Add to Chrome — Free See how it works

Works on DocuSign, Google Docs, PDFs, and any contract page.


Risk Detection

The clauses that cost people most.

Cautelio flags the language that lawyers notice and everyone else misses.

High Risk

IP Assignment

Clauses that transfer ownership of your work, ideas, or inventions to the other party — including work done outside the contract.

High Risk

Non-Compete

Restrictions on who you can work with, for how long, and in what field — often broader than they appear.

High Risk

Auto-Renewal Traps

Contracts that renew automatically with a short cancellation window you're likely to miss.

Medium Risk

Broad Indemnification

Making you liable for the other party's legal costs and damages, even when you're not at fault.

Medium Risk

Mandatory Arbitration

Waiving your right to sue in court or join a class action — forcing disputes into private arbitration.

Low Risk

One-Sided Liability Caps

Limits on what they owe you for damages, with no equivalent limit on what you owe them.


How it works

Three steps. Under a minute.

No copy-pasting. No uploading files. Cautelio reads the page you're already on.

01

Open any contract

Works on any page with contract text — DocuSign, vendor portals, Google Docs, PDFs open in the browser.

02

Click Cautelio

Hit Analyze Contract. The extension reads the page and sends it for AI review. Takes a few seconds.

03

See what to watch out for

Dangerous clauses highlight directly on the page. Hover to see the risk and what to ask for instead.


Built for freelancers.

Turn on Freelancer mode and Cautelio pays extra attention to anything that affects ownership of your work — the clauses that matter most when you work for yourself.

Stop agreeing to things
you haven't read.

Free to install. Works on any contract page.

Add to Chrome — Free