Compare two versions of a contract
The client sent the contract back "with a few small edits"? Upload your version and theirs. SoloOps shows every change in what the contract says and whether it works for you or against you.
Why compare
Edits that cost you money rarely come with a highlighter. A payment term moves from 14 to 45 days, an exclusivity line appears in an appendix, "reasonable" turns into "unlimited". Reading two long documents side by side is how these slip through.
- Before you sign: see what the client changed in your draft.
- After you sign: check that the signed copy is the version you agreed. Scanned copies are read too.
What you get
Changes in the wording
Old and new wording side by side, including clauses that were added or removed. Formatting and renumbering are left out.
For you or against you
Each change is marked from your side of the deal, with a short reason.
A count up front
How many changes work against you, so you know if you need to reply at all.
How it works
- Choose your side. You are doing the work, or you are hiring someone.
- Upload both versions. PDF or DOCX; scans included.
- Read the changes. Then reply on the ones that matter.
Plans
Comparing versions is part of Pro: 15 comparisons a month for $19 (or $190 a year), together with 15 contract checks. Prices exclude tax. Files are encrypted in your browser and deleted after the comparison, as with a contract check.
SoloOps is software, not a law firm. The comparison is done by AI and is not legal advice.
Questions
Can I compare a scanned signed copy with my draft?
Yes. Scanned PDFs without a text layer are read from their page images, so you can check a signed scan against the version you agreed.
Which plan includes comparisons?
Pro, with 15 comparisons a month. The Free plan includes one contract check a month but no comparisons.
Does it show changes in formatting?
No. It looks at what the text says: changed, added and removed wording.
See what changed before you sign
Upload both versions and see what changed in the wording, marked for or against you.
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