Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Jonny, the maker behind LexScan. The honest backstory: I kept watching friends sign contracts they hadn't read — leases, freelance terms, SaaS subscriptions with 90-day auto-renewals — because hiring a lawyer for a 4-page document costs more than the document is worth. So I built LexScan as a $9 second opinion. Paste any contract (or just describe your situation in plain English — "my landlord says rent goes up 40% next month"), and a 4-stage AI pipeline pulls it apart: extracts clauses, scores severity, flags red flags, and writes a senior-counsel-style memo with what to do next. A few things that make it different: → **Pay once.** $9 buys 50 analyses. No subscription, no card on file. Credits don't expire. → **No signup for the first 5.** Try it before you decide. → **Open-source runtime.** The 4-stage contract-checked pipeline (deed-edge) is MIT — if you want to verify what's happening under the hood, the kernel is on GitHub. → **Plain language in.** You don't need to paste legal text. "My contractor wants 50% upfront and won't sign a change order clause" — that works. What I'd love feedback on: 1. **Which legal use cases would you actually pay for?** Leases? SaaS? Freelance? Employment offers? I'm using PH signal to decide which vertical to build deeper templates for next. 2. **The free-tier limit at 5** — too generous, too tight, or right? 3. **Output format.** Memo + red flags + priority actions — what's missing? LexScan is not legal advice (not a lawyer, not a substitute for one when stakes are real). But it's the structured second opinion I wish I'd had every time I almost-signed something dumb. Try it here → https://lexscan.cc Happy to answer anything in the comments. Coffee on me if you find a real red flag in one of your contracts today.

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Read any contract like a $500/hr lawyer — in 30 seconds

Read any contract like a $500/hr lawyer — in 30 seconds