Can your contract actually recover what you're owed?
Upload your terms of trade. In seconds, see whether you can pass on collection costs, charge late fees, and claim interest on overdue accounts — graded clause by clause.
No signup · Your file is never stored · Not legal advice
Six payment protections, checked in seconds
The clauses that decide whether you get paid — or eat the loss.
Debt collection costs
Can you pass recovery and legal costs back to a non-paying customer?
Late payment fees
Is there an enforceable fee when an account goes past due?
Interest on overdue
Do your terms let you charge interest on overdue amounts?
Retention of title
Do you keep ownership of goods until you are paid in full?
Personal guarantee
Is a director or owner personally on the hook if the company fails?
Right to stop supply
Can you suspend deliveries the moment payment is missed?
What gets reviewed
A practical check before invoices go overdue
The checker reads your uploaded terms and reports the payment protections it can identify. It looks for wording that affects reminders, fees, payment pressure, and escalation, then flags gaps for human review.
- Payment timing, due dates, and whether milestones change when an invoice is overdue.
- Late fees, interest, debt collection costs, guarantees, and retention-of-title wording.
- Notice rules, dispute pauses, stop-supply rights, and the points where a lawyer should review the clause.
Sample output
Strong: collection costs are recoverable when the customer agreed to the clause before supply.
Check: interest is mentioned, but the rate and start date are not clear enough for confident use.
Missing: no retention-of-title clause was found, so recovery may rely on ordinary debt collection.
Files are used for the review only and are not stored. Use this as a triage step, not a substitute for legal advice.
How it works
1. Upload your terms
Drop in a PDF, Word doc, or text file. Nothing is stored.
2. We check the clauses
Each payment protection is graded present, weak, or absent — with the wording.
3. Get your report
Read it on screen and email yourself a copy with fixes to ask your lawyer for.
Questions
Is this legal advice?
No. It is an automated review to help you spot gaps before talking to a lawyer.
Do you store my contract?
No. The file is read in memory to generate your report and then discarded.
What files can I upload?
PDF, Word (.docx), and plain text up to 10MB.