AI agent for contract drafting, review, and e-signature from your inbox
AI legal research with verified citations from 1.6 million German and European legal documents
Stage
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Founded
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Based in
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CZ
Pricing model
Paid
Freemium
Pricing
5 free contracts to start. Then: 1 contract for $1, 12 contracts for $10, 20 contracts for $18, 30 contracts for $27, 50 contracts for $45. More than 50 contracts requires custom pricing.
Free: 10 queries per 3 months. Basic: Free. Pro: from 49 EUR/month (59 EUR regular). Premium: from 79 EUR/month (99 EUR regular). Enterprise: from 159 EUR/month (199 EUR regular). Annual billing includes 2 months free.
Key features
Draft contracts from email conversations using company templates
Review and flag contract risks in plain English with suggestions
Send contracts for e-signature with automatic signer reminders
Track contract versions and compare changes between drafts
Query contract terms and dates across entire repository
Monitor renewal dates and auto-renewal warnings
Create custom approval workflows and routing
Collaborate with team via inline comments on clauses
Multi-round redlining with tracked Word documents
Direct manual editing alongside AI redlines
Search 1.6 million German and European court decisions and laws
Click-verifiable citations with links to original documents
Identifies outdated rulings and legal context
Integration with Claude, ChatGPT, and Microsoft Copilot
File uploads for document analysis
Daily updated legal sources
GDPR compliant with data retention controls
Two-factor authentication for account security
What makes it different
Email-native interface requires no new tool, no login for counterparties
Per-contract pricing with unlimited users and no seat fees
Entire contract lifecycle covered in single dollar price
Contracts never used to train AI models or shared with other customers
Remembers all contract terms and renewal dates for instant answers
Every citation is verifiable in the original source with one click
Understands legal context and connections between regulations
Integrates with tools lawyers already use without migration