DueDocs
Summary
You walk out of an open home with a 60-page Contract of Sale, a vague sense that something on page 43 was alarming, and no conveyancer appointment until next week — DueDocs exists for that gap.
Upload a Contract of Sale on your phone or browser and the vendor states results come back in roughly five minutes: plain-English summaries of key clauses, each cited back to the source page, plus a list of concrete questions to ask the selling agent while you are still standing in the kitchen. The output is a shareable report you can hand to a conveyancer so the professional conversation starts informed rather than from scratch. The ceiling appears fast — this is a single upload-to-report pipeline with no API, no self-hosted option, and no integrations. Buyers processing a folder of contracts can use a bulk-upload feature on the web dashboard, but every finding still needs human and professional review before any decision.
Bottom line: Pick this if you are an Australian residential buyer who wants to walk into an open home knowing which clauses deserve a question — plan a different workflow if you need anything beyond a cited PDF report, such as API access, CRM integration, or analysis outside the Australian Contract of Sale format.
Pricing Plans
Usage-Based- Price
- $15 per property
- Free Tier
- First contract free
Free
First contract free
- Single contract analysis
Paid
Per property
- Full report
- Bulk upload option
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Pros
Sign in to edit- Plain-English clause summaries cited back to the source page, so a conveyancer who receives the report can verify findings directly rather than re-reading the entire contract from scratch.
- Question list generated per contract, so you arrive at the open home with agent-specific queries instead of generic concerns you thought of in the car.
- Mobile app available on iOS and Android, so the upload can happen on-site at the open home rather than requiring a desktop session after the fact.
- Bulk upload on the web dashboard processes a folder of PDFs or a ZIP archive in one batch, so buyers comparing multiple properties avoid repeating the upload workflow for each contract.
- First contract analysis is free with no account required to view the sample report, so you can verify the output format matches what your conveyancer expects before committing.
Cons
Sign in to edit- No API and no integration points — buyers' agents or proptech platforms that want contract analysis embedded in an existing workflow cannot connect DueDocs to any external system, and the only output is a report read or shared manually.
- Analysis is scoped to Australian Contracts of Sale and vendor disclosure documents; buyers or teams working with commercial leases, overseas property documents, or non-standard Australian instruments get no coverage, and those teams move to a general-purpose document AI instead.
- The output is informational, not legal advice — the vendor states this clearly — which means every flagged clause still requires a conveyancer to review before exchange, so the tool compresses preparation time but does not reduce the professional step that follows it.
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About
- Platforms
- Web, iOS, Android
- API Available
- No
- Self-Hosted
- No
- Last Updated
- 2026-07-14T08:00:59.493Z
Best For
Who it's for
- Australian residential property buyers
- Users attending open homes who want on-site preparation
- Buyers seeking a quick, cited overview before engaging a conveyancer
What it does well
- Upload and analyze a Contract of Sale before or at an open home
- Generate plain-English explanations of key clauses with source citations
- Create a list of specific questions for the selling agent
- Produce a shareable report for a conveyancer or solicitor
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Is DueDocs free?
- DueDocs has a permanent free tier alongside paid upgrades (paid plans from $15 per property). You can keep using a baseline version indefinitely without paying.
- Is DueDocs open source?
- No — DueDocs is a closed-source tool. Source code is not publicly available.
- What platforms does DueDocs support?
- DueDocs is available on: Web, iOS, Android.
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DueDocs takes an Australian Contract of Sale or vendor disclosure document, runs it through AI analysis, and returns a plain-English breakdown of key clauses with citations back to the source pages — the vendor states the turnaround is typically under five minutes. The workflow is four steps: upload, read the plain-English summary, take the generated question list to the open home, then share the cited report with a conveyancer or solicitor. The tool is available on web, iOS, and Android, which means the upload can happen in the car park before you walk through the door.
The differentiating feature is the citation layer. Every flagged clause links back to the page and section it came from in the original document, so a conveyancer receiving the report can jump straight to the relevant text rather than hunting through the PDF. The sample report the vendor publishes — a Melbourne townhouse with unpermitted owner-builder works, deleted buyer protections, and estimated compliance exposure — demonstrates how the output flags risk categories and assigns severity levels, not just summaries.
The tool fits one specific moment in the buying process: the window between receiving a contract and briefing a professional. It is not a substitute for legal advice — the vendor states this explicitly — and it carries no integrations, no API, and no self-hosted deployment. Teams or buyer’s agents wanting to embed contract analysis into an existing platform, feed results into a CRM, or run analysis programmatically hit a hard stop. The first contract is free; additional reports are a paid-only feature. Bulk upload for processing multiple PDFs is available on the web dashboard for users who need to triage several properties at once.