LexyAi reviews enterprise contracts., your SaaS vendors., code ownership., team contracts.
Enterprise customer contracts, supplier SaaS terms, NDAs, employment contracts and freelancer agreements. LexyAi reviews your startup's day-to-day contracts in minutes and tells you what to negotiate, so your lawyer only sees what really needs them.
LexyAi report
SaaS licence agreement — Enterprise customer
«The Provider shall be liable without limit for any damage, direct or indirect, arising from the service.»
«Payments shall be made 120 days after receipt of the invoice.»
The risk
Unlimited liability, SLA penalties and payment at 120 days. You sign because it's your first big logo.
How LexyAi solves it
LexyAi flags the points that expose the startup most (liability, penalties, intellectual property and payment terms) and proposes reasonable limits to negotiate.
Negotiation points · ProfessionalThe risk
Without a portability clause or a data processing agreement, switching supplier can halt operations and expose you under the GDPR.
How LexyAi solves it
It checks whether the contract meets article 28 GDPR, how you get your data back when leaving and what happens if the supplier raises prices or shuts down.
Risk analysisThe risk
If a freelancer or co-founder builds the product without a well-drafted assignment, code ownership is unclear right when due diligence arrives.
How LexyAi solves it
It reviews the IP clauses in contracts with freelancers, employees and co-founders and points out what's missing for the company to own the work.
Clauses with legal basis · ProfessionalThe risk
Two-year non-competes without compensation or probation periods that break the law: clauses that aren't valid and cause disputes.
How LexyAi solves it
It checks every employment contract against the Workers' Statute and tells you which clauses aren't valid and how to fix them before signing.
Risk analysisArt. 28
Every supplier processing personal data on your startup's behalf needs a data processing agreement.
GDPR, art. 28
2 years
Maximum post-contract non-compete for technicians (6 months for everyone else), always with compensation.
Workers' Statute, art. 21.2
60 days
Maximum time for a business customer to pay you. It cannot be extended by contract.
Law 3/2004, art. 4
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PDF, Word or text. It is processed on EU servers and the original file is deleted as soon as the analysis is done.
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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.
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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
SaaS licence agreement — Enterprise customer
«The Provider shall be liable without limit for any damage, direct or indirect, arising from the service.»
Legal basis: Civil Code, arts. 1101 and 1107
What to ask for: Cap liability at fees paid in the last 12 months.
«Payments shall be made 120 days after receipt of the invoice.»
Legal basis: Late Payment Act (Law 3/2004), art. 4
What to ask for: Payment within 30 days; never more than 60.
«All developments made for the Customer, including platform improvements, shall belong to the Customer.»
Legal basis: Intellectual Property Act, arts. 43 and 96
What to ask for: The customer gets a licence to use; the platform stays yours.
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Before signing with your first big customer, you see what liability you take on, what SLA penalties apply and when you get paid.
Customers and suppliers always send back "their version". Compare both in minutes and take exactly what changed into the negotiation.
Available on Professional and Ultra plans
v1 Original
v2 Revised
One project per customer, supplier or team. Contracts, NDAs, addenda and versions in one place, ready for your next due diligence.
Available on all plans
Professional
40 analyses / month
39 €/month + VAT
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Professional covers a startup's day-to-day: the legal basis for each clause, negotiation points, version comparison when the customer returns the contract and 40 analyses a month. If you also want the financial analysis and the regulatory compliance check, choose Ultra.
Your contracts are checked against the Spanish and European legislation most relevant to your sector.
Obligations, contractual liability and limits to freedom of contract
Commercial contracts with customers and suppliers
Software ownership and assignment of rights
Your team's contracts: probation, non-compete and retention
Contracts with freelancers and contractors
Maximum payment terms for your customers
Terms imposed by customers and suppliers
Shareholders' agreements, capital increases and corporate bodies
EU General Data Protection Regulation
Spanish data protection and digital rights act
Information society services and commercial communications
Obligations if your product uses or sells AI systems
Yes: LexyAi explains the clauses and flags the ones worth reviewing (control, exit, dilution). But these are negotiated, high-impact contracts: use it to prepare the conversation with your lawyer, not to replace it. It doesn't calculate your cap table or model exit scenarios.
Upload it and you'll know what to negotiate before the next call.
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