Terms of Service Analyzer

Paste any Terms of Service and get a plain-English risk summary: data collection, auto-renewal, arbitration, liability caps. Free, runs in your browser, no upload.

Most Terms of Service agreements are written to be skimmed past. This analyzer reads the document for you and surfaces the clauses that actually affect you: what data the service collects, whether your content is licensed away, how hard it is to cancel, and which rights you waive in arbitration or liability sections.

Paste the ToS text (or upload the file) and the analyzer scores each section, flags unusual or aggressive terms, and explains them in plain language. Everything runs locally in your browser — the agreement you paste never leaves your device, so it is safe even for confidential B2B contracts.

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Business & Legal/Fine-Print Decoder

Fine-Print Decoder

Analyze contracts for risks, key terms, and problematic clauses. AI-powered health scoring, clause comparison, and a clause reference library � all 100% local.

100% LOCALRisk scoring9 clause typesPlain-English explanations100% local
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1. Provide your contract
Paste the contract text or upload a PDF/TXT file. The tool analyzes payment terms, termination clauses, liability, confidentiality, IP rights, and auto-renewal provisions.
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2. AI analyzes clauses
The engine scans for risky patterns across 6 legal categories. Enable AI mode for deeper analysis using a local language model, or use Instant mode for fast pattern matching.
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3. Review risk assessment
Get a health score (0-100), overall risk level, and detailed clause-by-clause breakdown with explanations and recommendations.
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4. Export results
Copy or download the full analysis report as a text file for sharing with your legal team or for record-keeping.
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AI mode provides deeper analysis but requires downloading a model (~200MB) on first use. Instant mode works immediately.
This tool identifies common risk patterns but is not a substitute for professional legal advice.
For scanned image contracts, upload PNG/JPG files — OCR will extract text automatically using Tesseract.js.
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Ready to analyze your contract
1. Paste your contract text above or upload a PDF file
2. Choose AI mode for deeper analysis or Instant mode for quick results
3. Click "Analyze Contract" to get a health score and risk breakdown
4. Export the full report for your records or legal team
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Effective: 2026
Sources: Browser-side processing (no external API)

This tool runs 100% in your browser. All computation happens locally on your device — your input is never uploaded to any server. Results are for reference only.

How contract risk scoring works — illustrated

The decoder scans a contract across six categories — payment terms, termination, liability, confidentiality, auto-renewal, and IP rights — and flags clauses that match known risk patterns. Each detected clause carries a weight: Low +5, Medium +15, High +30, or Critical +50. The health score is simply 100 minus the accumulated risk: 100 and above is clean, 70+ is Low risk, 40-69 is Medium, and below 40 is High. Because the same clause can hide in multiple contracts you sign, the tool also tracks your risk history over time so you can see whether the agreements you sign are getting better or worse.

Six categories → weighted clause risk → a 0-100 health score
Six clause categories → weighted risk → 0-100 health score Payment Termination Liability🤫 Confidentiality Auto-Renewal© IP RightsRisk weights (per clause)Low +5 · Medium +15High +30 · Critical +50first 3 matches per pattern3×Low + 2×Medium = 45Health = 100 − 45 = 55 → MediumHealth score gauge≥70 Low · 40-69 Medium · <40 High55 (this contract)4070

The example is a freelance services agreement that trips 3 Low clauses (standard payment terms, standard NDA, termination for convenience) and 2 Medium clauses (late-payment penalty, auto-renewal). Total risk 45 → health score 55 → 'Medium — needs attention'. Health score thresholds: ≥70 Low, 40-69 Medium, <40 High.

Worked example

Rina is about to sign a freelance services agreement. She pastes it into the decoder and it returns a 55/100 health score and 'Medium' risk. Here is the math behind that score.

  1. Clauses detected:5 notable clauses across payment, confidentiality, termination, and auto-renewal categories
  2. Risk weights:Low +5 · Medium +15 · High +30 · Critical +50 per detected clause (max 3 matches per pattern)
  3. Risk tally:3 × Low (standard payment terms, standard NDA, termination for convenience) = 15 + 2 × Medium (late-payment penalty, auto-renewal) = 30 → 45 total
  4. Health score:100 − 45 = 55 → falls in the 40-69 band → overall risk is Medium: review the flagged clauses before signing

About this terms of service analyzer

This page covers tos checker, terms and conditions analyzer, read terms of service for me, terms of service summary tool — all the same underlying task as terms of service analyzer. The tool above is FreeToolHub's fine print decoder embedded in full: every feature works right here, and nothing you process is uploaded to any server.

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Frequently asked questions

How does a terms of service analyzer work?

It scans the document for known risk patterns: perpetual content licenses, unilateral changes, mandatory arbitration, auto-renewal traps, broad data collection, and liability caps. Each finding is scored by severity and explained in plain English, so you can review a 10,000-word ToS in about two minutes.

Is it safe to paste a contract into this analyzer?

Yes. Unlike cloud AI summarizers that upload your text to remote servers, this tool analyzes everything locally in your browser with JavaScript. The document never leaves your device, which matters for NDAs, employment agreements, and unreleased business deals.

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