Commercial leases are written by the landlord’s lawyer. LeaseLens is for the other side of the table.
A small-business tenant usually gets a long lease and two options: read it alone, or pay an attorney $1,000–$2,000. The terms that cost the most are often the ones that look standard: an uncapped fee, a personal guarantee with no limit, a notice period that quietly disappears.
LeaseLens gives you a fast, plain-English read of your lease before you sign: what to change, what it’s worth, and the exact language to send.
Answers before you sign, not a summary of what you already read.
You upload your lease and tell us what you want answered. LeaseLens checks 22 lease terms against what is normal for small-business tenants and sends you:
- a clear verdict and direct answers to your questions
- the changes to make, ranked by the dollars at stake, with contract language to send your landlord
- contradictions inside the lease, and the terms that are fine
It runs a frontier AI model with a fixed checklist and market benchmarks, and every quote it shows is checked word-for-word against your lease. It’s a fast first read, not legal advice: it makes any time you spend with an attorney shorter and more focused.
My guarantee: if LeaseLens misses a material clause clearly present in your lease, email me and I’ll reprocess it at no charge.
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