Lease Reader · Not legal advice

A plain-English read of the
lease you just received.

Upload a clean LOI or lease. Get a section-by-section explainer in plain English, a short list of provisions worth a closer look, and sharp questions for your attorney. You stay in control of every decision.

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Educational tool, not legal advice. Built to make the conversation with your attorney faster and more specific — not to replace it.

CRE Redline · Lease Reader
Retail Lease — Broadway Plaza, Suite 210
LEASE4,385 SF · 10-year term · ready in 47s
The deal, stated plainly

A 10-year retail lease for 4,385 SF at Broadway Plaza with two 5-year renewal options.

  • Base rent: $44 / sf / yr, 2.5% annual escalation
  • Use: specialty coffee & baked goods; exclusive in the center
  • Security: 3 months rent + personal guaranty (burn-off TBD)
Default & Cure
You have 3 days to cure a non-monetary default after written notice. The lease doesn’t extend that period even if you’re diligently working on the fix.
§Short non-monetary cure period
Section 21 sets a 3-day cure. Typical range in comparable leases is 10–30 days — worth confirming with your attorney.
Q1The guaranty in §28 has no burn-off tied to payment history — is this the right structure for our risk?
Your lease explained in plain English — with the provisions worth a closer look already flagged.

Why this exists

Commercial leases run 50–200 pages. Most of it is boilerplate. A few provisions matter a lot.

Every lease has five or six spots where a small change in wording carries real money: the cure period, the assignment standard, the CAM cap, the guaranty, the termination right. The work of a good attorney review is finding those spots and talking through them with you.

This tool does the first half. It reads the full document, surfaces the provisions most worth a conversation, and lays them out alongside the deal terms in one place. You and your attorney spend the billable hour on what matters — not paging through boilerplate.

What you get

One page. Three sections. The parts that matter.

01

The deal, stated plainly

Tenant, landlord, premises, term, rent, permitted use, options. The business of the lease, in one paragraph.

“A 10-year lease for 4,385 sq ft at Broadway Plaza, with two 5-year renewal options. Base rent starts at $44/sq ft with a 2.5% annual escalation.”

02

Provisions worth a conversation

The clauses that reward close reading. We surface them with context; you and your attorney decide what to do.

“Section 21 sets a 3-day cure period for non-monetary defaults. The typical range in comparable leases is 10–30 days. Worth confirming with your attorney.”

03

Questions for your attorney

A short, specific list keyed to your document. Bring it to the call and cover more ground in less time.

“Ask about the personal guaranty in §28. There’s no burn-off provision tied to payment history — is that the right structure here?”

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Is this legal advice?

No. And that’s the point.

An AI summary is not a substitute for an attorney and anyone telling you otherwise is selling something. The goal here is narrower and more useful: a well-built pre-read that makes the attorney conversation sharper.

We describe the deal, flag the provisions most worth discussing, and offer neutral market context where it helps. We don’t recommend decisions. We don’t tell you what’s fair. We don’t compare your deal to anyone else’s. Every call is yours to make.

Most of our users walk into the attorney meeting with printed notes and a short list of questions. The lawyer does what lawyers do. The review takes half as long.

How it works

Three steps. Under a minute to run.

  1. 1

    Upload the document

    DOCX or PDF. Lease, LOI, term sheet, or amendment. Up to 25 MB. Everything stays private to your account.

  2. 2

    Review the summary

    One page. The deal, the key dates, the provisions flagged for discussion, and a short list of questions to raise.

  3. 3

    Take it to your attorney

    Walk into the call with specific questions instead of a blank page. Cover more ground in less time, billed or otherwise.

Built for

Business owners signing commercial deals while running their real business.

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  • Doctors & dentistsopening a new practice in a medical-office park, retail plaza, or mixed-use build
  • Franchiseessigning locations — food & beverage, fitness, service brands, retail concepts
  • Veterinariansleasing clinics or hospitals with unique build-out and waste-stream provisions
  • Founders & operatorsmoving a growing business into a proper commercial footprint for the first time
  • Restaurant operatorsopening a café, restaurant, or ghost kitchen off a long landlord-form lease
  • Seasoned tenantswho just want a sharp pre-read before the attorney call on this next one

Pricing

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