Spellbook: Pricing, Features & Alternatives (2026)
AI for contract review, drafting, and playbooks in Word.
Overview
Spellbook reviews and drafts contracts and applies playbooks, with intake from email and Slack and a Word add-in plus an Associate multi-document agent. The company says it is trusted by 5,000+ legal teams and lists SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, GDPR, and zero data retention with LLM providers.
Pricing
- Pricing from
- Not published
- Price model
- Custom
- Free tier
- No
- Trial
- Yes
Pricing is custom and based on the number of team members on the license. No dollar amount is published. A 7-day free trial is offered, with extended trials possible for larger organizations. Academic institutions can inquire about free access. Dedicated support is listed for teams over 10. Last checked 5 October 2026.
Features
- It can carry a stretch of the work, then wait. A person still approves anything that leaves the building.
- Integrations: Microsoft Word, Email, Slack.
- Not sold as one named foundation model on the pages we opened.
Autonomy: Semi-autonomous. Team size: Mid-market, Enterprise.
Pros
- Trial available. Starting price: Not published.
- Connects to Microsoft Word, Email, Slack.
- Law firms and in-house teams that negotiate contracts in Microsoft Word.
Cons
- No public self-serve price.
- We did not open a trust report for this product. Read the vendor's current security page before you send customer, candidate, or client data.
What users say
A r/biglaw commenter who left Harvey for smaller tools names Spellbook as one of the places they landed.
That comment does not describe a Spellbook failure. It says you still have to review the output yourself.
“So I moved to smaller tools like Spellbook, AI Lawyer, and CoCounsel and it honestly felt like the same practical benefit with less fuss.”
Reddit
Who it is for
Law firms and in-house teams that negotiate contracts in Microsoft Word.
Alternatives
Other products that appear in the same categories.
Sources
Where it ranks
- Best Legal AI Tools#3 of 10