What it does
A readability analyzer for contracts and legal/business documents. It measures linguistic difficulty rather than whether the legal terms are good or bad.
This contract readability checker measures sentence structure, grade level, legalese density, and other readability indicators in an understandable report.
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A readability analyzer for contracts and legal/business documents. It measures linguistic difficulty rather than whether the legal terms are good or bad.
The tool calculates document statistics and established readability formulas in your browser, then combines them with clauseInsight.com terminology and sentence heuristics.
Word and sentence counts, reading time, Flesch Reading Ease, Flesch–Kincaid grade, Gunning Fog, legalese density, passive-voice estimate, and the longest sentences.
Useful when you are editing contracts, policies, terms, proposals, or business documents and want to make the writing easier to navigate.
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No. Some precise legal documents are necessarily complex. The score only describes reading difficulty using linguistic indicators.
No. Readability formulas are approximations. They are most useful for comparing drafts and identifying areas that may be unnecessarily difficult.
No. It suggests readability considerations but does not alter the document or provide legal recommendations.
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