Spellbook
AI contract review, drafting, and repository for legal teams
Linked from spellbook.com · checked 29 Oct
- Tool type
- AI contract review and drafting software
- Made for
- In-house legal teams and law firms
- Runs on
- Web and Microsoft Word add-in
- The Word add-in is listed as part of the Spellbook Suite.
What it does
Spellbook is AI software for legal work that takes in contracts and related documents, such as supplier agreements arriving by email or Slack, and produces first-pass reviews, redlines, drafted clauses and full agreements. It applies a team's own playbooks as checklists, flags non-standard terms, and stores signed contracts in a searchable repository that tracks renewals and new risks.
People typically use it inside their existing workflow: the Word add-in for reviewing and drafting, plus the Associate multi-document agent for working through matters that span several files, with a lawyer reviewing the output. Its distinguishing feature is the end-to-end flow from intake to repository, with suggestions tracked from the reviewer's side of a negotiation.
It suits in-house legal teams and law firms, including transactional and litigation practices, and some academic institutions offer free access. Access is through a sales-led route: teams book a demo or start a 7-day free trial, and pricing is custom based on the number of team members on the license.
What it can do
- Reviews contracts and redlines them with suggestions tracked
- Drafts new clauses, full agreements, and revisions
- Applies team playbooks as automated checklists on every review
- Ingests contracts automatically from email and Slack for a first-pass review
- Stores and monitors signed contracts for renewals and new risks
- Multi-document agent for working through legal matters with human oversight
Works with
- Slack
Example workflows
- Supplier MSA review
- Input: a supplier master services agreement received by email. Steps: intake pulls the contract in, the first-pass review runs against team standards, and non-standard terms are flagged for negotiation. Output: a redlined draft with tracked suggestions and flagged terms for lawyer review.
- Drafting a new agreement
- Input: a request for a new agreement plus existing precedents. Steps: the user drafts clauses or a full agreement from AI or precedents, then revises. Output: a draft agreement ready for human review.
Before you choose
- Pricing is custom and depends on the number of team members on the license; a demo is needed for a quote.
- Vendor-stated security commitments include zero data retention and SOC 2 Type II; confirm them against your own requirements.
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Get started
Trial and demo routes are both offered on the pricing page.
- Book a demo or start the 7-day free trial from the pricing page.
- Install the Word add-in as part of the Spellbook Suite.
- Turn your team's standards into playbooks so reviews are checked against them.
Plans and prices
Pricing is set by the number of team members on a license. A 7-day free trial is offered; extended trials may be available for larger organizations. Academic free access is available by inquiry.
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7-day free trial.
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.
- AI Contract Review & Drafting | Spellbook ↗spellbook.com
- Spellbook Legal AI Pricing ↗spellbook.com
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