Document intelligence· before you sign
Know the document better than whoever drafted it.
A firm's preparation, without the retainer.
Upload the purchase agreement you're about to sign. The risk score comes first. Then the full report quotes each clause that works against you and hands you the words to send back.
The premise
The clauses that cost you are the short ones.
A waived inspection contingency. An appraisal gap with no cap. Earnest money you can recover only in narrow cases. The firm that drafted the document put each one there and knows where it sits. You sit down at the table knowing it too.
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The close read
Watch Marque mark up a purchase agreement.
- 7.1 Buyer shall deposit earnest money with escrow within 3 days.
- 7.2 Buyer WAIVES the inspection contingency in its entirety.
- 8.1 Closing on or before the date set in escrow instructions.
- 9.3 Buyer shall pay any difference between appraised value and price.
- 12.1 Earnest money is non-refundable except as expressly provided.
- 14.0 Each party bears its own costs except as stated herein.
Bottom line: don't sign as-is. Two terms put your deposit and tens of thousands of dollars at avoidable risk.
No inspection out — you can't renegotiate or walk for defects.
In your favorRestore a 7-day inspection period with a full refund.
Uncapped appraisal gap — unlimited cash due on a low appraisal.
In your favorCap the gap at a number you can fund; cancel above it.
Narrow refund triggers put your deposit at real risk.
In your favorMake the deposit refundable while contingencies are live.
Every finding is tied to the exact words on your page. Marque is an analyst, not a law firm — it does not provide legal advice.
What you know before you sign.
The Verdict
A deal-risk score from 0 to 100 and a one-line bottom line: sign, negotiate named terms, or walk away. It's free with every analysis, and you can read it in ten seconds.
The Traps
Every one-sided clause, trap and short deadline, each quoted word for word from your document, so you can find the exact line on your own page.
The Benchmark
Each notable term set beside what's customary in the market, so you know whether you're being asked for the standard or for considerably more.
The Redline
The language to send back, where you have room to push and a fallback if they refuse. A brief for your attorney comes with it, so their hour goes to the clauses that carry the risk.
Bring Any of These
26 document typesThe papers that decide money, property and what you leave behind. Pick yours from the list, or paste it in and Marque will work out which kind it is.
Real estate
Employment & equity
Business & investments
Estate & family
Answerable Only to You
The only interest at this table is yours.
An agent earns a commission when you close, and a lender earns on the spread. Marque earns only your fee: it takes no referral money and sells no data, so the report is written for one reader, and that reader is you.
Who pays
You, and only you.
What we are not
Your attorney, or a law firm.
When you pay Marque to read your contract, you fund Plainsight, the same engine given free to tenants, patients and borrowers who can't pay for a read. A company built to level the field has every reason to read only for your side of it.
Pricing
Every verdict is free.
Every analysis shows its risk score and bottom line at no cost. The full report, with the quoted findings, the benchmark and the redline, is a flat fee per document, or monthly credits if you're closing several deals. You see the price before you commit, and nobody bills you in six-minute increments.
Don't sign your biggest document on faith.
The firm that drafted it has read every clause. Will you sign before you have? Marque gives you the verdict free, within two minutes.