About
We built Contraqly because legal ops teams deserve better tools.
Founded in New York in 2023. Independently funded. Built by a contracts attorney who watched auto-renewals go unnoticed and decided there had to be a systematic way to prevent it.
Rebecca Klein
Before founding Contraqly, Rebecca spent several years as a contracts attorney on an in-house legal team in the financial technology sector — reviewing, negotiating, and managing hundreds of vendor agreements. The auto-renewal problem was not theoretical. She watched a $180,000 SaaS renewal go through uncontested because a 120-day notice requirement was buried in an exhibit and nobody on the legal team had tracked the window. The invoice arrived before the deadline was even on the team's radar.
She began building Contraqly in New York in 2023 — not to create another CLM platform that helps draft new agreements, but to address the specific problem she had lived with: in-house legal teams with hundreds of executed contracts and no systematic way to know what was inside them until it was too late to act.
Contraqly is independently funded, based in New York, and does not accept venture investment. The product decisions are driven by what in-house legal teams actually need, not by a growth roadmap designed for fundraising rounds.
Mission
Every in-house legal team should know what their contracts say before the deadline passes — not after.
Contraqly does not replace legal judgment. It makes sure the information is in the room before the decision has to be made — whether that decision is a termination notice, a renegotiation, or a go/no-go on a transaction.
We flag what is present in your contracts — nothing we infer, embellish, or generate. Every flag links to the exact section in the original document. Legal decisions require accurate information, not a system that creates noise.
We tell you exactly what we found, where we found it, and how it compares to market-standard positions. No black box scoring. No unexplained risk ratings. You see the clause, the deviation, and the reasoning — and your attorneys make the call.
A contract alert system that misses deadlines is worse than no system at all. The 90-day alert engine runs on schedule. We monitor alert delivery and take failures seriously. Your team should not have to check whether alerts are going out.
The team.
