Question 1

What is a TermScore?

Accepted Answer

A TermScore is an AI-generated risk rating from 0 to 100 that evaluates the fairness and risk level of any legal document. A score of 86-100 means the contract is highly favorable, while 0-30 indicates dangerous terms you should walk away from.

Question 2

What types of documents can TermScore analyze?

Accepted Answer

TermScore analyzes any legal document including freelance contracts, employment agreements, residential leases, NDAs, brand sponsorship deals, SaaS vendor agreements, and rental applications. Upload PDFs, Word documents, or images.

Question 3

How much does TermScore cost?

Accepted Answer

TermScore offers a free plan with 3 scores per month. The Team plan is $15/month for 30 scores, and the Professional plan is $50/month for 500 scores with team collaboration features.

Question 4

Is my document data secure?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Documents are processed in memory and analysis results are stored encrypted. TermScore never shares your document data with third parties and you can delete your data at any time from your dashboard.

Legal standards, decoded.

Employment & NDA

What specific clauses in an employment NDA are considered non-enforceable?

Does an employment agreement supersede a previously signed NDA?

How to identify restrictive covenant overreach in a standard job offer letter?

How to tell if a non-compete clause in my employment contract is legally binding

Can an employer sue for breach of NDA after I leave the company?

Freelance & Agency

How to legally protect freelance work from non-paying agency clients

What clauses should be in a freelance service agreement for agencies?

Is a freelance contract enforceable if it is not signed by the agency?

Lease Agreements & Rentals

How do I identify unfair security deposit deduction terms in a residential lease?

Is it legal for a landlord to include an early termination fee in the lease?

How to identify hidden maintenance responsibilities in a lease contract?