The Clarity Score measures how clear and specific a deal's terms are — not whether they're "good" or "bad." A high score means the terms are well-defined; a low score means there's ambiguity that could lead to misunderstandings.
"Clarity Scores reflect the presence and specificity of deal terms, not legal sufficiency, fairness, or enforceability."
Aligned
Deal terms are clear and ready to proceed.
Needs Alignment
Key areas may require clarification before signing.
High Ambiguity
Multiple terms lack specificity and may cause friction.
Unclear
Deal contains significant ambiguity.
A deal with "unlimited usage rights" clearly stated will score high on clarity — even if unlimited rights aren't ideal for a creator. The score measures how well-defined terms are, not whether you should accept them.