Contractam is an AI-powered contract review tool built specifically for Australians. It reads your legal agreements and explains them in plain English — highlighting risks, unfair terms, and anything you should know before you sign.

Think of it as a smart friend who knows Australian law. Contractam doesn't replace a solicitor, but it helps you understand what you're agreeing to so you can make an informed decision.

Contractam works with virtually any type of agreement, including:

• Employment contracts and enterprise agreements

• Rental and lease agreements

• Service agreements and contractor agreements

• Non-disclosure agreements (NDAs)

• Business sale and partnership agreements

• Terms and conditions, and consumer contracts

If it's a legal document you need to understand before signing, Contractam can help.

Getting started is simple:

• Create a free account at app.contractam.au — no credit card required.

• Upload your contract as a PDF or Word document.

• Receive your full analysis in seconds — risk score, flagged clauses, and plain-English explanations.

You can also ask Louis, our AI assistant, any follow-up questions about your contract directly after the analysis.

Contractam reads your contract like a smart friend who knows the law. It spots hidden risks, one-sided clauses, and unusual terms — then explains everything in plain English so you actually understand what you're agreeing to.

Your analysis includes a risk score, a breakdown of key clauses, flags for anything unusual or potentially unfair, and plain-English summaries of the sections that matter most.

Louis is Contractam's AI assistant. Once your contract is analysed, you can ask Louis anything about it in plain language — for example:

• "What happens if I break this clause?"

• "Is this notice period normal for Australian employment contracts?"

• "What are my rights if the other party doesn't deliver?"

Louis gives you instant, clear answers grounded in the content of your specific contract.

Most contracts are fully analysed within 30–60 seconds. Longer or more complex documents may take slightly more time, but you'll have a comprehensive breakdown — including risk score, flagged clauses, and plain-English explanations — ready before you've finished your coffee.

Yes — you can try Contractam for free with no credit card required. Our free plan gives you access to a full contract analysis so you can see exactly what you're getting before committing to a subscription.

Contractam offers flexible plans for individuals, families, and businesses. Visit our Pricing page to compare features and find the right fit. Plans start from just a few dollars a month, giving you access to unlimited contract reviews, priority analysis, and full access to Louis.

Yes — choosing an annual subscription saves you significantly compared to monthly billing. You get the same full-featured access at a lower overall cost. Check our Pricing page for current rates and any active promotions.

You can cancel your subscription at any time from your account settings. There are no lock-in contracts, no cancellation fees, and no hoops to jump through. If you cancel, you keep access until the end of your current billing period.

Yes — completely. All documents are encrypted in transit and at rest using industry-standard encryption. Your files are stored within Australian data zones and are never shared with third parties or used to train AI models.

Only you. Your contracts are private to your account. Contractam staff cannot access or read your documents — your data belongs to you and stays that way.

All data is stored within Australia. We use Australian-based cloud infrastructure to ensure your information stays within Australian jurisdiction and complies with the Australian Privacy Act and Australian Privacy Principles (APPs).

No. Contractam is an information tool, not a law firm. It doesn't give legal advice or tell you what decision to make — it highlights risks, explains your contract in plain English, and helps you understand what you're agreeing to.

For significant legal matters — especially anything involving large sums of money, employment disputes, or complex commercial transactions — we always recommend consulting a qualified Australian solicitor.

Yes. Contractam is designed with Australian Consumer Law (ACL), Fair Work Act obligations, and ACCC guidelines in mind. It flags clauses that may be inconsistent with your rights under Australian law — for example, terms that attempt to limit statutory consumer guarantees, or employment conditions that fall below the National Employment Standards.