Everything you want to know before you start.

XOU reviews and drafts contracts. It reads every clause, flags the terms that are one-sided or risky, suggests wording you can send back, and keeps track of the dates that matter.

No. Findings are written in plain language and each one points to the exact clause. Lawyers use XOU too: it does the first read so they can spend their time on judgement.

Parity & Creator for one person, with 0 credits to start — enough to review your first contract. No card is needed and nothing renews.

No. You only add payment details if you choose a paid plan.

Paste the text of the contract, or upload it as a text file.

Commercial contracts between parties: service and supply agreements, NDAs, licences, distribution, leases and more.

Yes. Export your redline as a Word file with tracked changes, ready to send.

Yes. Describe the deal in a few sentences and Creator drafts it. You refine it clause by clause and take it from draft to signed.

Bring their reply in and XOU shows you what moved since your last round.

Yes. Dates and obligations found in your contracts go into a calendar, so notice windows and renewals do not slip.

Credits pay for the work XOU does. Reviewing a contract uses 2 to 10 credits depending on its length; drafting one uses 2 to 6.

Top up whenever you need to, or move to a plan with a monthly allowance.

Yes. A year costs 10 months, so 2 months are free.

No, per workspace. Each plan includes a number of people — every plan above says how many.

Yes, from Pro. Invitations are sent by email.

A company you sign contracts for. Groups with several companies can give each its own positions and decide who can see what.

Your workspace is isolated from every other. Inside it you decide who works on what, and on Team and above which companies each person can access.

No. XOU does not use your contracts to train AI models.

Never. The positions you would fall back to and the lines you will not cross stay inside your workspace. They are never in an export, a redline or anything XOU sends out.

No. Accepted and refused terms are kept in a record that cannot be edited, so you can always see who decided what, and when.

English, French, Arabic, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Hindi and Chinese. Your contract itself is never translated: it stays exactly as written.

No. XOU gives findings and suggested wording; the decisions are yours. For high-stakes matters, involve a qualified lawyer.