RedFlag Scan

Highlight risky contract clauses — auto-renew, arbitration, data ownership, AI training — before you sign.

Stop signing contracts blind. RedFlag Scan is a free browser extension that scans Terms of Service, SaaS agreements, DocuSign envelopes, checkout pages, and PDF documents — then highlights clauses that could cost you money, rights, or flexibility before you click "I agree." WHY INSTALL IT Freelancers, agency owners, and startup founders sign dozens of agreements every year. One bad clause — buried on page 47 — can mean auto-renewed annual fees, forced arbitration, or giving a vendor rights to train AI on your client data. RedFlag Scan surfaces those risks in seconds, not hours. WHAT IT DETECTS 🔄 Auto-renewal — silent renewals, short cancellation windows, price hikes on renewal ⚖️ Arbitration — binding arbitration, class action waivers 📦 Data ownership — broad license grants, vendors claiming your IP 🤖 AI training — clauses allowing your data to train AI/ML models ⚠️ Liability — one-sided indemnification, weak liability caps 🔒 Privacy — broad third-party data sharing, unilateral policy changes HOW IT WORKS 1. Visit any terms page, DocuSign document, or SaaS checkout 2. Click the RedFlag Scan icon → Scan Page 3. Risky clauses are highlighted directly on the page 4. See your risk score (0–100), flagged categories, and plain-English explanations 5. Each finding includes a benchmark note (e.g. how it compares to fair industry standards) BUILT FOR REAL-WORLD PAGES Works on DocuSign, PDF viewers, SaaS checkout flows, and standard Terms/Privacy pages. Auto-scan triggers on relevant URLs so you don't have to remember to check. FREE TO USE RedFlag Scan is completely free. Premium features (PDF export, custom patterns, team sharing) are coming soon. If the tool saves you from a bad signature, you can support development on Ko-fi. IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER RedFlag Scan is not legal advice. It uses pattern matching to flag commonly risky language — always consult a qualified lawyer before signing binding agreements. PRIVACY Scanning happens locally in your browser. Anonymous usage analytics (scan counts, risk scores, domains) may be sent to help improve the product. No full page content is stored remotely.