For founders, operators, and the people advising them
Your attorney redlines the language.
You decide what to protect.
No AI tool is going to negotiate your lease, and neither is your broker. What saves money is walking into the attorney conversation already knowing which clauses matter to your business and what you want done about them.
A commercial lease attorney knows contracts. They do not know that your build-out period has to survive a six to twelve month permit timeline, that a relocation clause is a re-licensure event for a licensed facility, or that the assignment provision as drafted means your Series B needs your landlord's permission.
They will catch those things if you raise them. Most founders don't, because they arrive asking whether the document is normal. Normal and good are different standards.
Which one?
The guide if you're still touring space, or if you want to read your document yourself before spending money on anyone's time.
The review if you have a live LOI and a decision in front of you. It includes the guide.
Both are general information about commercial lease terms, not legal advice. Have your lease reviewed by a licensed attorney in the relevant jurisdiction before signing.