Now, not Tuesday.
Auction tomorrow. Cooling-off clock running. Your conveyancer takes a day or two — Torri reads the contract in three minutes, so you don't wait when the clock is the problem.
About to make your move?
Why it matters
A contract of sale and its annexures — dense legal language, drafted by the seller's side.
Cooling-off is short — and at auction there's none at all. The clock is usually the problem.
The agent and the vendor's solicitor act for them. Until you read it, no one's reading it for you.
How it works
From the PDF in your inbox to a plain-English verdict — and a real conveyancer ready when you are.
Drop in the PDF your agent or vendor sent — scanned or digital. Torri reads every page and the annexures behind it.
Each clause is checked against the standard contract. Anything unusual is flagged and ranked by how much it matters to you.
A plain-English verdict, the things to watch, and a ready-made list of questions to take to your conveyancer.
What Torri catches
Real findings from real contracts — each one flagged, ranked, and explained, with the exact page so you can check it yourself.
You can't pull out after signing without losing your deposit.
Your deposit goes to the vendor before settlement — harder to claw back if it falls through.
The developer can walk away after this date — sometimes to re-sell higher.
More cash up front, and more of it at stake on exchange.
Limits what you can build over that strip — check it against your plans.
You can't see the building's finances, levies or disputes before you commit.
…and the standard clauses too — so you can see what's normal, not just what's not.
Ask Torri
Type a question the way you'd ask a friend. Torri answers from the contract in front of you — no skim-reading 80 pages to find one clause, no legal dictionary required.
Where Torri fits
Torri is the fast, plain-English read you do the moment the PDF lands. A conveyancer takes it from contract to settlement. You want both — and Torri makes the conveyancer better too.
Auction tomorrow. Cooling-off clock running. Your conveyancer takes a day or two — Torri reads the contract in three minutes, so you don't wait when the clock is the problem.
Fixed-fee doesn't mean unlimited time on your file. Walk in with “what does clause 27 mean for me?” and get specific answers. Torri hands you that question list.
Conveyancer said it's fine? Torri agrees, or flags the one thing they didn't mention. $29 to be sure beats finding out at settlement.
Every review includes the option to be matched with a real property conveyancer who picks up where Torri leaves off — and they get the highlights from your review, so they start where it matters.
Straight talk
It's your biggest purchase, so we're plain about the limits — and about how we handle your file.
Uploaded over an encrypted connection, analysed, then deleted from storage. Only your review stays.
Every clause is compared to the standard contract for sale of land, so you can see what's unusual.
Plain English, no jargon. If a clause matters to you, you'll understand why.
Pricing
At $29 a contract you can check every place you're serious about — comparing a few homes, or reading a contract before auction day, where there's no cooling-off.
Less than a building inspection, and a fraction of what the wrong contract can cost.
No subscription, no account required. See a free summary first — only pay when you want the full review.
Everything Torri finds in your contract, explained in plain English.
Frequently asked
No. Torri gives you general, plain-English information about your NSW or Victorian property contract. It’s a head start, not legal advice — always confirm anything you act on with a qualified conveyancer or solicitor.
Yes. Torri helps you understand the contract and walk into that conversation knowing what to ask. It complements your conveyancer — it doesn’t replace one.
Yes. Every review includes the option to be matched with a vetted NSW or Victorian property conveyancer — no obligation, only if you want it. We’ll pass on the highlights from your review so they can get straight to the point.
NSW contracts for sale of land and Victorian contracts of sale with their Section 32 vendor statement — houses, apartments, townhouses, off-the-plan and strata or owners-corporation lots — including the prescribed documents that come with them.
Yes. Torri handles NSW contracts for sale of land and Victorian contracts of sale across houses, apartments, townhouses, villas, duplexes, off-the-plan and strata or owners-corporation lots — including the NSW prescribed documents and Section 10.7 planning certificate, and the Victorian Section 32 statement and its certificates.
Torri reads the whole contract for sale of land and flags the cooling-off period, special conditions, deposit and settlement terms, easements and title dealings, and any missing prescribed documents — each with a citation to the clause and page.
Speed and focus. Your conveyancer takes 24–72 hours; Torri takes a few minutes — useful when an auction or 5-day cooling-off period is in play. And even fixed-fee conveyancers have limited time per file — buyers who walk in with specific clause questions get specific answers, instead of a generic walkthrough. Torri hands you that question list.
Your PDF is uploaded over an encrypted connection, analysed, and deleted from our storage straight after. We don’t train on your file.
Usually a few minutes. You’ll see a free summary first, then unlock the full review whenever you’re ready.
29 AUD, one-off, per contract. No subscription and no account required.
See a free summary before you pay anything. When you're ready, we'll match you with an experienced conveyancer to take it from here.
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