Sightline turns any dense contract into a one-page, cited, plain-English risk report — every finding carries the exact quote and page, so you can verify it yourself in seconds.
No card to try it · Not legal advice · You're always one click from the source language
The same reading engine powers every Sightline vertical. It recognizes the kind of agreement you've handed it, runs the right risk pack, and gives you a report you can verify line by line.
PDF or DOCX, up to 150 pages. Scanned copies are OCR'd automatically — every finding keeps its page number.
Sightline applies the risk checklist built for your kind of agreement — masonry subcontract, trade sub, or a commercial lease — not a generic catch-all.
Findings grouped by risk, each with a plain-English read, the exact quote and page, and a recommended ask. Then chat with the document to dig deeper.
Sightline ships masonry first, with the same engine extending to every vertical that signs dense, one-sided paper. Pick the front door that matches your contracts.
The 40-page subcontracts GCs hand down — pay-if-paid, no-damages-for-delay, broad indemnity, retainage held to the end of the job.
Open the masonry siteElectrical, mechanical, plumbing and specialty subcontracts — the same downhill risk, surfaced for the crew that actually signs it. Cross-trade pack in beta; attorney review underway.
See the trades packLeases, letters of intent, purchase agreements and vendor contracts — escalations, CAM, exclusivity, and the renewal traps buried inside. Pack in attorney review; join the early-access list.
Join the early-access listNothing is taken on faith. Each risk we surface links to the exact language and page number in your document — so you, or your attorney, can verify it in one click. The quote is the point. It's how you trust a machine with the thing you're about to sign.
The lease renews for another full term on its own. To stop it, you must give written notice no later than 270 days before the term ends — miss that window and you're locked in again.
Shorten the notice window to 60–90 days, or strike auto-renewal in favor of an option to extend.
The same pricing across every vertical. Start with a free review, then pick what fits how often the paper lands on your desk.
Every finding links to the exact quote and page. Nothing is taken on faith — you verify it in the document.
Sightline surfaces risk and shows you the language. For anything consequential, your attorney makes the call.
The reading engine is shared; the risk checklist is specific to your kind of contract — never a generic one-size catch-all.
Run your next contract through Sightline. Free to try, whatever you sign.
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