PactSage

Overview

PactSage is a cloud service for reviewing, drafting, and tracking supported contracts. It suits individuals and small teams that want source-linked findings alongside portfolio questions and deadline alerts. It is a poor fit for anyone who needs an iOS app or requires a Play Store download.

Key features

Review with context

PactSage extracts clauses, identifies risks, compares terms, and reports clause types it does not find. Each finding includes a sentence placed at its location in the original file, and unverifiable quotes are flagged. That makes it easier to check the context behind an alert, rather than relying on a risk label alone. The boundary is a supported set of eight agreement types, including NDAs, services agreements, leases, and settlements; PactSage says it refuses other types.

Documents, drafts, and portfolio questions

Users can upload PDFs, Word documents, or photographs of signed pages, with OCR for scans. The contract builder drafts for the user's side, checks drafts before export, and supports English, Hindi, or both. Word export requires a paid plan. Grouping agreements into a Space enables questions across them, with answers grounded in retrieved passages. These tools make PactSage more than a one-off scanner, though free and Personal quotas may be restrictive for frequent reviewers.

Obligation tracking and safeguards

PactSage tracks obligations, renewal dates, and notice periods, with alerts keyed to the action-by date. Enterprise adds Google and Outlook calendar sync and full API access. Uploaded content and prompts go to third-party AI services, including OpenRouter-hosted models and Google Gemini services; PactSage says it does not use documents to train a PactSage model. Its stated safeguards include access controls, server-side session handling, encrypted transport on its hosted service, and scoped workspaces. That does not remove the need to consider third-party processing before uploading sensitive agreements. PactSage is not a law firm, and its output is not legal advice.

Pricing

The free plan costs nothing and allows 2 scans and 2 analyses per day, 1 space, 10 questions per day, 2 contracts, 2 drafts per month, 1 seat, and 1 GB of storage. It is a modest way for an individual to try the workflow, but the contract and draft caps limit ongoing use.

Personal costs 6.91 CHF a month (billed per month; estimated · CHF Checkout · INR). It raises the limits to 10 scans and analyses per day, 10 spaces, 30 questions per day, 15 contracts, 20 drafts per month, and 10 GB, while retaining one seat. This is the natural step up for an individual reviewing agreements regularly, not a shared team plan.

Professional costs 21.62 CHF a month (billed per month; estimated · CHF Checkout · INR). It includes 50 scans and analyses per day, 50 spaces, 200 questions per day, 150 contracts, 80 drafts per month, 5 seats, 100 GB, and priority support. It fits people reviewing contracts as part of their job and small teams that need shared access.

Enterprise has custom pricing, billed custom priced on a call. It offers unlimited scans, analyses, spaces, questions, contracts, drafts, seats, and storage, plus full API access, SSO, calendar sync for Google and Outlook, and priority support. It is the tier for organizations that need integrations or usage beyond Professional's fixed quotas.

Platforms

PactSage runs on the web and in the cloud, with an Android APK for Android 7.0 and above. The APK is not yet on the Play Store, and the iOS app has not been released. That distribution is a meaningful drawback for readers who expect app-store installation or Apple-device access.

Who it's for

Personal is aimed at individuals checking what they sign; Professional targets people who review contracts as part of their job. PactSage is most suitable when agreements fall within its supported types and users value traceable findings, drafting, and ongoing deadline tracking. It is less suitable when a buyer needs an iOS app, broader document coverage, or is unwilling to send document content and prompts to third-party AI services.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Findings link back to source sentences, and unverifiable quotes are flagged, giving reviewers a way to inspect the evidence.
• Pro: Review, drafting, portfolio questions, and obligation alerts bring several contract workflows into one service.
• Pro: Professional provides 5 seats and substantially higher quotas than Personal, while Enterprise removes the stated usage caps.
• Con: The service refuses unsupported agreement types, so it cannot serve as a general-purpose reviewer for every contract.
• Con: Third-party AI processing may rule it out for users with strict document-handling requirements.
• Con: Android installation requires an APK, and there is no released iOS app.
• Con: Free is limited to 2 contracts and 2 drafts per month, while Personal remains single-seat.

Alternatives

Contract Analysis Software is the broader category for comparing contract-review tools. Choose ClauseShield instead if a web-based free tier with 3 contracts per month, full clause detection, risk explanations, redline suggestions, and Word, PDF, and TXT export better matches the workflow. ClauseShift is another freemium option with Android, web, and Windows access; consider it if Windows support matters. ClearTerm offers a free account capped at 5 scans per month, with Shield Mode, Diff Mode, safety scores, plain-English explanations, and ready-to-copy negotiation material, making it an option for readers prioritizing those tools. Draft Ally has API and web access and a free Solo tier with 5 contracts per month, 10 risk categories, plain-English explanations, and Word upload; consider it if those limits and features suit your use. Tiro is a paid option for readers considering a browser extension. DocJuris offers an annual platform fee sized to contract volume and enabled apps, unlimited users, and 25+ standard apps, agents, and enterprise integrations; it may suit organizations seeking that broader platform structure. eBrevia is a paid option with API, self-hosted, and web platforms. Robin AI is a paid option with a free plan and trial, available as an extension and on the web.

Verdict

Choose PactSage if you are an individual or small team handling supported agreements and want source-checkable review results alongside drafting and action-by-date alerts. Its breadth and traceability are its strongest reasons to choose it; third-party AI processing, document scope, and uneven mobile availability are the clearest reasons to look elsewhere.