Agiloft Astra
AI contract review, redlining, and portfolio analysis for legal and procurement teams
- Tool type
- AI contract intelligence platform
- Made for
- Legal, procurement, finance, and sales teams
- Runs on
- Web platform and Microsoft Word add-in
- Contract review and redlining happen in Microsoft Word via the add-in; other analysis is in the Astra platform.
What it does
Astra is a contract intelligence product from Agiloft. It takes in contracts, either uploaded to the platform or opened in Microsoft Word through an add-in, and produces AI-powered analysis: risk identification, clause review against playbooks or Screens, suggested redlines aligned to approved fallback positions, structured insights across a portfolio, and natural-language answers to questions about agreements.
Teams use Astra to review incoming contracts faster, apply consistent standards through custom playbooks, and query a contract portfolio in plain language to surface obligations, risks, or trends. Review and redlining in Word do not consume credits, while contract analysis does. Agiloft CLM customers also receive access to Astra through the AI on the Inside package.
Astra is built for legal, procurement, finance, and sales teams that work with contracts. A free tier includes 1,000 credits per month and up to three custom playbooks, with a Pro tier adding more credits and unlimited playbooks. Advanced pricing is custom. To begin, upload contracts or open a document in Word with the add-in.
What it can do
- AI contract review and redlining within Microsoft Word using Screens and playbooks
- Custom playbooks to apply company standards across agreements
- Project and portfolio analysis to compare contracts and extract structured insights
- Astra Assistant for natural-language questions across a contract portfolio
- Post-signature obligation extraction, renewal reminders, and reporting in Agiloft CLM
- Natural-language search across stored contracts through ConvoAI
Works with
- Microsoft Word
Before you choose
- Analysis uses credits based on volume and complexity; Word review and redlining do not use credits.
- Astra's free tier includes 1,000 credits per month and up to three custom playbooks; higher tiers are needed for more playbooks and analysis volume.
- Advanced plan pricing is custom and requires contacting sales.
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Get started
Free account available; no complex setup required.
- Create a free Astra account using the Join free option.
- Upload contracts to the platform or open a document in Word.
- Install the Word add-in, select a Screen (review playbook), run the review, and apply suggested redlines.
Plans and prices
Prices in USDThe free tier has no upfront cost or time limit and includes 1,000 credits per month. Pro is labeled Annual and listed at $120 per month, with credit tiers from 2,500 to 40,000 per month; the price for each credit tier is not itemized. Credits are used for contract analysis, not for review and redlining in Microsoft Word. Advanced is custom priced through sales.
- 1,000 credits per month
- Up to 3 custom playbooks
- Analyze larger sets of contracts
- Unlimited custom playbooks
Source: agiloft.com/platform/astra, checked 29 Oct 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.
Sources for this overview
Product pages, documentation, and pricing checked 29 Oct 2026. Each source supports part of the overview; availability and prices can change.
- Agiloft: AI-Powered Contract Management Software ↗www.agiloft.com
- Agiloft: AI Contract Lifecycle Management Software ↗www.agiloft.com
- Agiloft Support Plans & Details - Contact Us To Get Started ↗www.agiloft.com
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