Non-Compete Scanner

Paste your employment contract. Instantly see which clauses could block your side business, scored against your state's law.

🔒 100% in-browser, your contract never leaves your device. No upload, no storage, no account.

1. Paste your contract text

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Side-Business Risk Score
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Clause findings

Your mitigation plan

Not legal advice. This scan reflects general non-compete enforcement patterns by state as of 2024–2026 and detects clause language heuristically, it can miss clauses or flag benign ones. Non-compete law is changing rapidly (state reforms, FTC rulemaking). Always have a licensed employment attorney in your state review your specific agreement before relying on any of this.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the Non-Compete Scanner free?

Yes, completely free, no signup required.

Do you store or read my contract?

No. The entire scan runs in JavaScript inside your browser. Your contract text is never transmitted, uploaded, logged, or stored anywhere. Load the page, disconnect from the internet, and the scan still works.

What clauses does it detect?

Eight clause families: non-compete covenants, non-solicitation, invention/IP assignment, moonlighting and outside-employment bans, exclusivity ("full time and attention") clauses, confidentiality/trade-secret provisions, conflict-of-interest policies, and employer device/monitoring provisions.

Is this legal advice?

No, education only. Enforcement varies by state and by contract wording. Consult a licensed employment attorney in your jurisdiction before acting.

Can I embed this scanner on my site?

Yes, free, with a single iframe tag. Get the embed code →