Lease review for renters, in plain English
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See it work
A sample analysis, start to finish.
The public HUD model lease: uploaded, read from the tenant's side, turned into a specific ask.
Sample: public HUD model lease (form HUD-90105a). Not endorsed by HUD. · Informational — not legal advice.
What the video shows
- 3 critical · 8 to review · 3 in your favor
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- Sample analysis · 14 findings: 3 critical · 8 to review · 3 in your favor
- Findings quote the contract’s own words. Quotes matched · 14 of 14
- Not just a warning. A specific ask.
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How it works
From upload to a specific ask.
This is a HUD Model Lease used for subsidized/Section 8 housing. It is a standardized federal form with many built-in tenant protections (notice requirements, informal meeting rights, non-discrimination, reasonable accommodation, tenant organizing rights). However, several provisions shift financial risk onto the tenant (market-rent penalties for recertification failures, damage-related rent liability, forced moves for unit-size changes) and the termination clause contains a broad 'other good cause' category, including refusal to accept lease amendments. The document as provided is also an unfilled template, meaning many material terms (rent amount, dates, deposit amount, notice fees) are blank and would need to be checked once completed.
AI first read · based on 14 findings
From the sample lease on /sample. See the full analysis
What makes it different
Built to be checked, not just trusted.
Checked quotes
Quotes are checked against your contract
Findings quote the contract's own words, so you can check each point against the original. If a quote isn't found word-for-word in your document, it's removed or clearly labeled. For scanned or photographed pages, we tell you the quotes couldn't be matched.
Your side
It reads the contract from your side
The risk level and the recommendation both follow from who you are in this agreement.
- Tenant
- Freelancer
- Employee
- Small business
What to do next
Don't just find the risk — ask for the fix
Turn a flagged clause into a ready-to-send email asking the other party to change it.
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What to ask for
| Clause | Ask for |
|---|---|
| Unfilled material terms throughout the template | Confirm that every blank (rent, dates, deposit, fees, notice periods) is filled in correctly and matches what was actually agreed before signing. |
| Rent may be increased administratively | Track which paragraphs allow rent changes without the standard 30-day notice, since those situations move faster. |
| Late fees are capped and modest | Confirm this fee schedule is not altered elsewhere or by a house rule amendment. |
Every row is one finding's recommendation, in the order the report lists them.
Pro and up
When the new draft comes back, see what changed
Upload the next version and see every changed clause, with the added and removed words marked (very long clauses are shown whole, without word marks), and each finding from your first report marked same, changed or removed. Scanned versions and very long documents can't be compared.
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- Paragraph 7 (new version)CHANGED
Party/ies between the following dates:
removed: ______________added: October 1, 2026 andremoved: ______________added: September 30, 2027
FixMyContract reads a contract before you sign it and lists the clauses that could work against you, quoting the contract's own words for its findings. You choose which side you are on. Without an account you can try a document of up to 10 pages and see the 2 most important findings in full. A free account takes up to 15 pages and includes one analysis every 30 days; signing in to keep a no-account result uses that analysis. Files up to 25 MB: PDF, Word (DOCX), Excel (XLSX) or a photo (JPG, PNG). Our free glossary (67 terms) and guides (64) explain the clauses in plain English, and our data page counts how often 41 clause types appear in 510 public-company commercial contracts. FixMyContract is not a law firm and does not give legal advice.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What's free, and what's paid?
Free gives you one contract analysis every 30 days, free, with no credit card: the risk score, every finding listed by name and severity, and your two most important findings explained in full. The rest of the findings are there, just locked — unlock them any time with a one-time $9 payment or a plan. Pro ($19/mo) adds higher limits, analysis history and document chat. Expert ($79/mo) and Teams (talk to us) add a deeper read and room for longer contracts, and put your company name and logo on the report. See the plans side by side.
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Yes. Your files are encrypted in transit and at rest, and each account's data is isolated so only you can see your own contracts. Uploaded files are deleted after 30 days. Your report stays in your account until you delete it. Your contracts are never used to train AI models, and you can export your data or delete your account at any time from your settings. Read the privacy policy for what we store, how long we keep it, and who can access it.
Is this legal advice?
No. FixMyContract gives you informational analysis to help you understand a contract — it is not legal advice and not a substitute for a qualified lawyer. For decisions with significant financial or legal consequences, talk to an attorney.
How accurate is it?
The analysis is AI-assisted and built to surface the clauses that most often work against you, each with a plain-English explanation and, where it can be matched, the contract's own words. Think of it as a strong first read, not a guarantee — we show our reasoning so you can review every finding and judge what matters for your situation. See the full methodology for exactly how we score, verify, and where the analysis has limits.
What file types can I upload?
PDFs, photos (JPG/PNG/WebP), Word (DOCX), Excel (XLSX) or text files — up to 25 MB; with an account you can also paste the text. The free trial on /try takes files of up to 10 pages. PDFs and photos are read directly; Word and Excel are extracted automatically.
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