The term renews itself
Evergreen clauses that roll the contract over unless you remember to cancel inside a narrow window.
Contract risk, read on your device
Read the fine print before you sign.
Basop is Afrikaans for be careful. Paste an agreement and it shows you the clauses that can cost you money, quoted word for word, plus the protections that should be there and are not.
No account. No upload. It flags clauses for you, it does not give legal advice.
Inside the engine
79 rules across seven contract types. Deterministic, so the same contract always produces the same report.
Contract types
7
Missing-protection checks
30
Documents uploaded
0
What it looks for
The clauses that actually cost people.
Restraint of trade
How long you are barred, how wide the radius is, and whether it is even enforceable in South Africa.
Liability caps and indemnities
Who pays when things go wrong, and which direction the indemnity runs.
Your work becomes theirs
IP assignment clauses that claim everything you think of, on or off the clock.
Fixed penalties
Liquidated damages that dwarf any real loss, and the deposit that is never returned.
What is not there at all
No notice period, no joint inspection, no escalation clause. The missing protections hurt more than the bad ones.
How it works
Three steps, no sign-up.
Paste the contract
Text, PDF or DOCX. It stays in your browser tab: there is no upload, no account and no server to leak it.
A rule engine reads it
79 rules across seven contract types match clause by clause. Every hit is quoted from your document, so nothing is invented.
You get a list, not a lecture
A score, the clauses that cost you money, the protections that are missing, and what to ask for before you sign.
On privacy
Your contract never leaves this browser.
There is no backend to send it to. Analysis runs in the tab, and the only copy of your document is the one saved in this browser's own storage, which you can wipe in Settings at any time.
SAMPLE RISK SCORE
38/100
Review before signing.
Eight clauses favour the other side, and the agreement is missing three protections you would expect. The restraint and the IP assignment are the two worth fighting.
Read the next one before you sign it.
Takes about a minute. Works on a phone.