# Spellbook

> AI contract review, drafting and redlining inside Word

- Page on StartupList: https://startuplist.tech/launches/spellbook
- Website: https://spellbook.com/
- Category: Legal
- Price: Free trial
- Company: Spellbook (https://startuplist.tech/companies/spellbook)
- Used for: Write documents, Automate workflows

## At a glance

- The problem it solves: Legal teams spend too long drafting and reviewing contracts and can miss non-standard terms in long agreements
- Who it's for: Businesses (B2B)
- How it finds customers: Blog and content, Newsletter

## About

Spellbook is an AI tool for reviewing and drafting contracts. It runs as an add-in for Microsoft Word on Windows and macOS, and the page says it uses LLMs including GPT-5 and Claude to help legal teams review and draft agreements.

The product covers several parts of contract work. Review redlines contracts and flags risks. Draft creates new clauses and full agreements from AI or from saved precedents. Compare checks contracts against industry standards. Ask gives quick answers to questions about a document. Playbooks let a team encode its legal standards so they are applied to each review.

The page also describes Associate, a multi-document agent that works through matters involving several documents, with the user overseeing its work. A separate product, described as Autonomous Contract Management, is listed as an early-access system for intake, drafting, review, playbooks and a searchable repository of signed contracts.

Spellbook is aimed at transactional lawyers, in-house legal teams and law firms. The page says it is used by more than 5,000 legal teams and lists customer stories from in-house and law firm users.

Pricing is custom and depends on the number of team members on a licence. Lawyers can start a free 7-day trial, and the page says extended trials may be available for larger organisations. Users need to book a demo for a price quote. The page also says academic institutions can get free access.

The page states that its LLM providers do not train on or store customer data under zero data retention terms, and it lists SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, GDPR and EU AI Act compliance.

## Links

- [Spellbook on StartupList](https://startuplist.tech/launches/spellbook)
- [Website](https://spellbook.com/)