Dottr Reviews & Product Details

From verbal yes to signed deal, instantly. Dottr is an AI teammate for contracts, built for founders, operators, and small teams who agree deals in email and lose them in the gap between a yes and a signature. Forward Dottr any contract, or the thread where scope, budget, and the commercial terms already live, and tell it what you need. It drafts from that context instead of a blank page, whether you need an independent contractor agreement, a statement of work, an NDA, a service retainer, or an annual maintenance contract. It reviews the other side’s paper and flags the clauses that actually cost money: auto-renewal with a short cancellation window, uncapped liability on your side and a fee cap on theirs, deemed acceptance on silence, undefined confidentiality, uncapped pass-through costs, and payment terms that do not match what was agreed on the call. Each flag comes with the clause and a plain-language rewrite, not a legal memo. When the draft is ready, Dottr sends it for signature and chases every signer until it is done. Signers reply with their name. No account, no new tab, no login for the person on the other side of the deal. A verbal yes becomes a signed contract before it goes cold. Every contract you have signed stays with Dottr. Ask about a term, a renewal date, a liability cap, or a deal from six months ago, and it knows. You are not re-uploading files or searching a shared drive to answer “when does this renew?” or “what did we cap indemnity at?” Dottr sits in the workflow you already use. CC it on the mail. Work in the document. Send for signature from the same place you drafted and reviewed. It replaces the stack of a template folder, a contract review checklist, an e-signature tool, and a reminder in your head. Fixed-rate review by a real lawyer is there when a flag needs a human, not as the default path for every SOW. Built for small business contract management: drafting, AI contract review, risk flagging, e-signature, and signer follow-up in one place. Draft. Review. Sign. A yes in, a signed contract out.