TermScout attacks contract review from the seller’s side. Instead of speeding up how fast a buyer’s lawyers read an agreement, it certifies the contract itself against market norms so the review is shorter, or unnecessary.
The output is TrustMark certification, issued in variants for SaaS agreements, AI agreements, NDAs and DPAs. A certified contract carries an independent assessment of how its terms compare to the market, which is a real lever on deal cycle time – contract negotiation is often the last and slowest stage of a sale. The platform is pitched at four audiences at once: sales teams trying to close faster, procurement evaluating incoming paper, legal teams, and CFOs and finance who feel the revenue timing. Research output including a Contract Trust Report and Contract Signals Report sits alongside the product.
The AI-agreement TrustMark is the timely one, given how many organisations are now signing AI vendor contracts without settled norms to judge them against. Pricing is not published; engagement runs through the company.
