Spellbook (formerly spellbook.legal) is AI for transactional lawyers—reviewing, drafting, and redlining contracts inside Microsoft Word. It includes Review, Draft, Ask, Benchmarks, Playbooks, and Associate, a multi-document agent that works through full legal matters with lawyer oversight.
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Category (short)
AI Legal Contract Drafting (Microsoft Word)
Category
AI Legal Contract Drafting (Microsoft Word)
Pricing (CSV)
Free Trial
Directory pricing
Freemium
Sponsored note
no
Target audience
Transactional law firms (not litigators primarily), In-house legal teams on Microsoft Word workflows, Lawyers wanting domain-specific legal AI vs ChatGPT, Not ideal for: Non-legal users; teams on Google Docs-only workflows
Best for
Transactional law firms (not litigators primarily), In-house legal teams on Microsoft Word workflows, Lawyers wanting domain-specific legal AI vs ChatGPT, Not ideal for: Non-legal users; teams on Google Docs-only workflows
Pricing notes
Verified July 2026 at spellbook.com/pricing. spellbook.legal redirects 301 to spellbook.com. No public dollar list—pricing based on team size/license seats; book demo for quote. 7-day free trial for legal professionals. Law firm and in-house tiers with Suite (Word + Associate). Academic institutions free via partnership inquiry.
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Trusted by 4,500+ legal teams; strong security posture for legal. Associate multi-doc agent is 2026 headline feature. Custom pricing typical for legal SaaS—expect per-seat enterprise quotes.
Extended features
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Word add-in for inline contract review and drafting
Associate agent for multi-document legal workflows
Playbooks: reusable review instructions per doc type
Missing clause detection and conflicting term flags
Benchmarks against market standards
SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, CCPA; zero data retention options
Free access program for law schools
Use cases
Law firms and in-house counsel accelerate NDAs, MSAs, and employment agreements—generating first drafts and catching risks without leaving Word.