No. 6 of 22 ·Contract Analysis Software

Tiro

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One barScore 5.5

Free tierNo free tier on record
Open codeNo open-source code on record
Runs widely1 of 6 device platforms
DocumentedPlans, terms and facts published

Tiro is ranked #6 of 22 in contract analysis software on Freedom251. It runs on Browser extension, Web.

Compared on contract analysis software

Clause extraction: Yes
Risk identification: Yes
Term comparison: Yes
Deployment options: cloud

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The record

What it does: Tiro uses deep learning and logic-based AI to review, risk-score and help negotiate contracts, with a focus on inbound contracts.
Review against policies: Tiro checks contracts against an organisation’s own rules and policies, or industry standards, and presents key terms, red flags and risks.
Contract negotiation: It offers playbook guidance, clause libraries, precedent search, redlining and lists of requested changes.
Contract analytics: Tiro can extract contract metadata and risk data, provide analytics on executed contracts, and support intelligent search and Q&A on executed contracts.
Integrations: The product page lists integrations with CLM, vendor management, Microsoft Teams, HighQ and SharePoint, and says risk insights and metadata can be sent to other platforms.
Microsoft Word: Tiro offers a Microsoft Word add-on for review, redlining and reporting in Word.
Who it serves: The maker describes Tiro as suitable for lawyers and contract managers, sales and procurement teams, small businesses, and platforms and applications.
Contract types: The FAQ says Tiro currently reviews goods and services contracts, including SaaS, IT, engineering, construction, advanced manufacturing and agency contracts, as well as NDAs.
Pricing basis: The maker says it charges either a monthly subscription based mainly on expected contract volumes or a per-contract review cost for bulk reviews; it gives no public amounts on that page.
Testing: The maker says customers can test Tiro in several ways, most commonly in a 1–2 hour workshop where they upload contracts.
Support: The contact page invites enquiries by email and says a team member will respond; it lists [email protected].
Accuracy claim: The FAQ says Lexical Labs aims for 95% accuracy, measured by its ability to uncover defined concepts in a contract.
Purpose: Tiro uses deep-learning and logic-based AI to review, risk-score and help negotiate contracts.
Inbound contracts: Tiro is specifically configured for inbound contracts and identifies key data and the responsibilities of each party.

Where it ranks on Freedom251

Best Contract Analysis Software in 2026#6 of 22

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Sources

lexicallabs.com/tiro· checked 3 Oct 2026
lexicallabs.com/users· checked 3 Oct 2026
lexicallabs.com/faqs· checked 3 Oct 2026
lexicallabs.com/contact· checked 3 Oct 2026
lexicallabs.com· checked 4 Oct 2026