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Your flat's lease, your employment contract, your gym membership or your phone company's minimum term. LexyAi reviews the contracts you sign as an individual against Spanish and EU law, and explains in plain language what's legal and what to ask for.
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Spots abusive clauses and explains why, in plain language
You'll know what to ask for before signing, and what to claim if you already have
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LexyAi report
Gym membership contract
44
Critical
«Cancellation must be requested in person at the centre with two months’ notice.»
High
«If the member leaves before 12 months, they will pay all remaining fees until the minimum term is completed.»
Common risks
Clauses that slip into everyday contracts.
The risk
The agency charges you its fees
When you rent a flat, the letting agency invoices you for managing the rental or drafting the contract.
How LexyAi solves it
LexyAi flags the clause and reminds you that property management and contract formalisation costs are paid by the landlord (LAU, art. 20.1, after Law 12/2023).
Risk analysis
The risk
A nine-month probation period
At a new job, the company can end the contract without severance while probation lasts. The longer it is, the longer you go without stability.
How LexyAi solves it
It compares the length with the legal limit (6 months for qualified technicians and 2 for everyone else, unless the collective agreement says otherwise) and flags it if it's exceeded (ET, art. 14.1).
Risk analysis
The risk
Cancelling the gym only in person
You signed up online in two minutes, but to leave you have to go to the gym, fill in a form and give two months’ notice.
How LexyAi solves it
It explains that you can end the contract the same way you signed it, without onerous or disproportionate burdens (LGDCU, art. 62.3), and that abusive obstacles to cancelling aren't valid.
Risk analysis
The risk
They raise the fee whenever they like
Your phone plan or subscription says the company can change the price or the terms «whenever it sees fit».
How LexyAi solves it
It flags clauses that let the company change the contract without a valid reason set out in it, which the law considers abusive (LGDCU, art. 85.3), and tells you what to get in writing.
Abusive clauses with legal basis · Professional
What the law says
Three limits set by law
14 days
To withdraw from a contract signed online or off-premises, without giving reasons or paying a penalty.
LGDCU, arts. 102 and 104
1 month
Mandatory deposit on a residential lease. They can't ask you for more as a deposit.
LAU, art. 36.1
2 months
Maximum probation if you're not a qualified technician (3 in companies with fewer than 25 employees), unless the collective agreement says otherwise.
ET, art. 14.1
How it works
From PDF to a decision, in three steps
01
Upload the contract
PDF, Word or text. It is processed on EU servers and the original file is deleted as soon as the analysis is done.
02
LexyAi analyses it
It flags the risky clauses and checks them against Spanish and EU law (BOE and EUR-Lex). From Professional upwards, every clause comes with the specific article.
03
Decide and negotiate
You get a 0–100 score, risks ranked by severity and explained in plain language, and the questions to ask before signing. Exportable to PDF.
LexyAi report
Gym membership contract
44/100
Critical
«Cancellation must be requested in person at the centre with two months’ notice.»
Legal basis: LGDCU, art. 62.3
What to ask for: Cancel through the same channel you used to sign up.
High
«If the member leaves before 12 months, they will pay all remaining fees until the minimum term is completed.»
Legal basis: LGDCU, art. 85.6
What to ask for: A proportionate penalty, not every remaining fee.
Medium
«The centre may change fees and opening hours at any time.»
Legal basis: LGDCU, art. 85.3
What to ask for: Changes only for reasons set out in the contract, with notice and the option to cancel.
Illustrative example, not a real analysis. The legal basis for each clause and the negotiation proposals are included from the Professional plan. LexyAi does not replace advice from a lawyer.
Real use cases
Your contracts, no fine print
01 / 03
Your first rented flat
The agency sends you the contract to sign tomorrow. In a few minutes you know which clauses aren't valid and what to ask the landlord for.
3 clauses to review
New feature
Compare versions of the same contract
Your landlord renews «with a few changes», your employer proposes an amendment or your provider sends new terms. Compare both versions and see what has changed.
Upload the previous version and the new one
LexyAi detects every change in price, deadlines and terms
Starter is enough to review the contracts in your everyday life: a full analysis, risks explained in plain language, abusive-clause warnings and key questions before signing. If you want the specific article for each clause or to compare two versions of a contract, choose Professional.
Your contracts are checked against the Spanish and European legislation most relevant to your sector.
LGDCU (Consumer Protection Act)
Abusive clauses, cancellations, minimum terms and the right of withdrawal
LAU (Urban Leases Act)
Term, deposit, costs and repairs in residential leases
Workers' Statute
Probation, working hours, salary, non-competes and retention agreements
Standard Contract Terms Act
Standard contracts you can't negotiate: gyms, providers, agencies
LSSI-CE
Contracts you sign online
Civil Code
Obligations and contracts in general
Directive 93/13/EEC
Unfair terms in consumer contracts
CJEU case law
European doctrine on unfair clauses and their nullity
FAQ
Questions from individuals
Any contract you sign as an individual, in PDF, Word or text: rent, employment, gym, phone and internet, utilities, renovations, purchases and more. LexyAi’s legal base is most complete for consumer, rental and employment law; for contracts with very specific rules, such as insurance or loans, treat it as a first read.