AI-powered contract review platform for in-house legal teams
Find flight and train compensation, subscription price hikes, and GDPR cancellation letters in your inbox
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Pricing
Per-seat pricing with three main plans: Core Review, Contracting Suite, and Productivity Suite. No implementation fees or per-contract charges. Custom quotes based on team size and capabilities needed.
Free: up to 5 subscriptions monitored, EU261 flight claims, SNCF train delay detection, price hike alerts. Pro: $4 per month for unlimited subscriptions, GDPR Article 17 letter generator, 30-day enforcement countdown.
Key features
85% faster contract review
135+ pre-built attorney-developed playbooks
AI-powered redlining in Microsoft Word
Intake and triage automation
Matter management and dashboard
Contract repository and search (Vault)
AI Assistant for legal questions
Custom playbook creation
Multi-language legal translation
100+ prompt workflows
EU261 flight compensation claims with direct filing to airlines
Automatic subscription detection from Gmail and Outlook via OAuth
Price increase alerts within 24 hours
GDPR Article 17 erasure letter generator
SNCF Garantie 30 train delay compensation detection and calculation
Monitors 120+ subscription services
Scans email history back up to 6 years for flight claims
Claim expiration reminders 90 days before statute of limitations
Read-only email access with metadata analysis only
Free claim letter templates and compensation calculator
What makes it different
Attorney-built playbooks with Day 1 productivity
Data never trains third-party models
Specialized AI agents that verify outputs
Industry-specific and jurisdiction-specific playbooks
No implementation fees or per-contract charges
Never takes a commission on compensation you receive from airlines or train operators
Completely free flight and train compensation claims with self-filing option
Secure read-only email access that never stores message content
Legally-binding GDPR erasure letters when companies refuse to cancel subscriptions