Review with tracked changes
The page talks about editing contracts with precision: every suggestion is tracked. You accept or reject them one by one.
Spellbook is an AI suite for contracts. It reviews a contract with tracked changes, drafts clauses or agreements from AI or from your templates, and applies your team’s rules as checklists called “playbooks.” It works inside Word.
Spellbook has a free plan. The recommended plan to start with: Law firm, custom pricing. Prices checked on October 20, 2026 on the vendor’s official page.
Who it’s for: law firms and legal departments that review and negotiate a lot of contracts in Word.
The page talks about editing contracts with precision: every suggestion is tracked. You accept or reject them one by one.
Spellbook drafts new clauses and entire agreements, from AI or from your own precedents.
Your team’s standards become checklists applied at every review. The “in-house legal” plan includes a playbook-building service.
Also
The page publishes no price: it is set by the number of team members.
| Plan | Price | Who it’s for |
|---|---|---|
| Law firm Recommended to start | Custom pricing | Law firms |
| In-house legal | Custom pricing | In-house legal teams |
7-day trial for lawyers and legal teams.
Take the 7-day trial on real contracts, with your playbook. The price depends on the number of people on the license.
Your data. Spellbook states that its model providers neither keep nor use your data for training.
What it does less well
The prompt to copy
Review this agreement from the point of view of [party you represent]. Apply the playbook [name]. For each deviation, propose an edit as a tracked change and one sentence explaining why.
Law firm: custom pricing; In-house legal: custom pricing. Prices checked on October 20, 2026 on the vendor’s official page.
Yes. 7-day trial for lawyers and legal teams.
Spellbook states that its model providers neither keep nor use your data for training.
Legora: For review in Word and table-based review of batches of contracts. Luminance: For negotiation with precedents and playbooks, and tracking the contract portfolio. Doctrine: To review a contract under French law, with court decisions.
Page checked on October 20, 2026. Brands are named to identify the tools. No affiliation.