Know what your screenplay will cost before you shoot it

Four AI clearance desks read your script the way a studio does — rights, ratings, safety, and territory censors — and return a Production Risk Report where every finding carries a verbatim citation, a concrete fix, and a cost estimate.

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Fountain, PDF, or Final Draft · 10–35 minutes of genuine investigation · free during beta with Google sign-in

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0desks working in parallel
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0official CARA rationales in the comparables corpus, harvested from the MPA's own register; 4,544 post-1990 train the rating boundary
10–35 minper screenplay — genuine investigation, watched live
The full loop

From risk to greenlight

The report is the middle of the workflow, not the end — fix, simulate, export, and re-run until the script clears.

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Upload

Fountain, PDF, or Final Draft, encrypted end to end. A short runs 10–15 minutes, a feature 20–35.

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Watch it live

Four desks research on camera — every search, every filing, every rejection streamed.

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Read the report

Every finding cited to its source, anchored to its scene, priced, and paired with a concrete fix.

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Fix & simulate

Accept proposed fixes; the What-If simulator re-runs your rating against official CARA rationales as you cut.

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Export the paperwork

Revised script (.fountain / .fdx with revision stars), clearance binder (PDF/CSV), and a one-sheet for financiers.

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Re-run until it clears

Same evidence pipeline, new draft — watch the score and the exposure fall.

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Read & triage

Your script is parsed scene by scene; every brand, song, person, stunt, and sensitive beat goes on a desk's worklist.

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Four desks investigate

Rights counsel, ratings board, safety underwriter, and territory censors research concurrently — live web research, real sources.

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Every citation checked

An independent verifier re-reads each source. Claims the source doesn't support are rejected — you see which, and why.

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Findings reconciled

An adjudicator merges duplicates and resolves conflicts between remedies, like a producer running the panel.

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Your report

A Greenlight Score, ranked findings with fixes and costs, a rating prediction with comparables, and a marked-up script.

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Coverage tools

tell you if the script is good. Opinions — human or AI — with no sources attached.

Breakdown tools

budget the shoot: props, cast, schedule. They price what's on the page.

Only ScriptRisk

prices the risk — rights, ratings, safety, censors — before you shoot. Cited, independently verified, with the receipts.

What ScriptRisk isn't

Not a clearance-house report

E&O insurers require a report from a recognized clearance house; ScriptRisk doesn't discharge that requirement. It gets you to that conversation earlier, with fewer surprises.

Not legal advice

Findings are research with sources, built to hand to your attorney — not a substitute for one. Cost figures are industry rules of thumb, not quotes.

Not a completeness guarantee

Every finding shown is cited and independently verified — but the desks scan what's on the page in four territories and the categories listed in How it works. Absence of a flag is not clearance.

Find the expensive problems while a rewrite is still free

Rewriting around a needle-drop at page 40 costs nothing. Discovering it in post can cost $80,000. ScriptRisk surfaces the money problems at script stage — cited, verified, and anchored to your pages.