Contract management and contract AI software
66 legal tech companies in Contracts & Transactions, in 18 countries, with $599 million raised. Legal tech is technology built for legal work: the software and AI that lawyers, in-house legal teams, courts and people with a legal problem use to research, draft, review, manage and resolve legal matters. It spans legal AI assistants; contract, litigation, IP and compliance tools; practice management software; AI-native law firms that deliver legal work on technology they build themselves; and established law firms that build their own.
- LegalOn Technologies: AI contract review and legal workflow platform for in-house teams, started in Japan and now also run from San Francisco (Tokyo, Japan)
- Luminance: AI for contract negotiation, review and management, built on its own legal language model, for in-house and law firms (London, United Kingdom)
- SpotDraft: AI contract lifecycle management for corporate legal departments, started by an ex-White & Case lawyer (New York, United States)
- Orbital: AI platform that automates real estate legal work such as title reports and lease review for property lawyers (London, United Kingdom)
- Juro: Browser-based contract platform with AI for in-house lawyers at scale-ups: drafting, approvals, signing and storage (London, United Kingdom)
- Chamelio: AI platform for corporate legal teams that learns from past negotiations to review and redline contracts (United States)
- Centari: Deal intelligence platform turning transaction documents into a searchable database for law firms and funds (New York, United States)
- Agiloft: No-code contract lifecycle management platform with AI review, backed by FTV Capital and KKR (Redwood City, United States)
- Athennian: Entity management and governance software for law firms and for legal, tax and finance departments (Calgary, Canada)
- Avokaado: Estonian contract automation and intelligence platform serving legal, operations and revenue departments (Tallinn, Estonia)
- Avvoka: Drafting automation and AI drafting built from a law firm's own approved precedents (London, United Kingdom)
- BHSN: Korean legal AI company behind allibee, a contract review and CLM suite built on its own legal LLM (Seoul, South Korea)
- Bigle Legal: Spanish CLM, document automation and generative AI legal assistant for corporates, law firms and notaries (Barcelona, Spain)
- BlackBoiler: Patented AI that marks up Word contracts with tracked changes based on a legal team's playbook (United States)
- Clarilis: Drafting automation that helps law firms produce complex banking, corporate and real estate document suites (Birmingham, United Kingdom)
- ClauseBase: Clause-based drafting toolbox and Word add-in for lawyers; acquired by LawVu in 2025 (Leuven, Belgium)
- Clausehound: Clause-level legal knowledge engine for in-house teams and AI agents, with cited sources (Toronto, Canada)
- Closing Folders: Closing checklist, signature and closing book software for transactional lawyers, now part of iManage
- Common Paper: Standard contract templates and a contracting system for startups selling software (United States)
- Contract Logix: Contract management software for mid-sized organisations, owned by LegalSifter since 2024 (Lowell, United States)
- Contractbook: Contract automation and management platform for European SMB legal and business teams (Copenhagen, Denmark)
- ContractWorks: Low-cost contract repository and management software, part of Onit via SecureDocs (Santa Barbara, United States)
- dd8: Brazilian AI due diligence platform that turns data rooms into risk-rated legal reports for law firms. (São Paulo, Brazil)
- DealCloser: Transaction management platform for lawyers running M&A, finance, real estate and VC deal closings (United States)
- Definely: Word-native tools that let lawyers read, check and proofread complex contracts, now also via MCP in Claude and ChatGPT (London, United Kingdom)
- Diligen: Machine-learning contract review software that speeds up due diligence for lawyers (Toronto, Canada)
- DocJuris: Contract negotiation and AI review software for corporate legal and contracting staff (Houston, United States)
- Docsum: AI contract repository, review and intake tool for in-house legal and the teams they support (New York, United States)
- fynk: AI-assisted contract management and e-signing software for SMEs and mid-market legal and business teams (Vienna, Austria)
- Gavel: No-code document automation and AI contract review for lawyers; acquired by Relativity in 2026 (United States)
- Genie AI: AI legal assistant and template library that helps businesses draft, check and negotiate contracts (London, United Kingdom)
- Hubble: Japanese cloud tool for contract requests, version control and post-signing contract registers (Tokyo, Japan)
- Icertis: Enterprise contract intelligence and CLM platform used by large corporates' legal and procurement teams (United States)
- Ironclad: AI-based contract lifecycle management platform used by in-house legal teams to draft, negotiate and track agreements (San Francisco, United States)
- Ivo: AI contract review and portfolio analytics for legal departments at large companies (San Francisco, United States)
- JuriBlox: Dutch document automation, contract workflow and privacy compliance software for legal teams and DPOs (Netherlands)
- Knackly: No-code document automation for law offices such as estate planning and family law practices (United States)
- LawGeex: Software that uses AI to review, redline and negotiate routine agreements against a legal playbook (Tel Aviv, Israel)
- Lawlift: German document automation platform that turns approved contracts into rule-based templates, with AI drafting in Word (Berlin, Germany)
- Leah (formerly ContractPodAi): Agentic AI platform for legal, contracting and procurement teams; renamed from ContractPodAi in 2026 (London, United Kingdom)
- LegalSifter: AI contract review in Word combined with contract management delivered as a service (Pittsburgh, United States)
- Legartis: Swiss AI contract review and playbook tool for corporate legal, procurement and sales teams (Zurich, Switzerland)
- Legatics: Deal and transaction management platform for law firms: checklists, signings and closing sets (London, United Kingdom)
- Legito: No-code document automation and document lifecycle platform used by legal teams, law firms and public prosecutors
- Lexagle: Singapore contract management software with case, IP, privacy and whistleblowing modules (Singapore, Singapore)
- LexCheck: Uses AI to mark up agreements against a legal team's negotiation guidelines (New York, United States)
- Lexemo: No-code platform (e!) for automating legal workflows with AI steps, used by law firms, auditors and in-house departments (Germany)
- Lexion: AI contract management and workflow tool for corporate legal departments, spun out of AI2 (Allen Institute) (United States)
- LinkSquares: Contract management and AI contract analytics software used by corporate legal departments (Boston, United States)
- Mage Legal: AI diligence software for M&A and financing lawyers: data room review, memos and disclosure schedules. (San Francisco, United States)
- Marveri: AI due diligence platform for M&A and venture financing lawyers that turns data rooms into cited findings.
- MinuteBox: Entity management and digital minute books in the cloud, for in-house legal teams and law firms (Toronto, Canada)
- Miramis (formerly Pocketlaw): Contract management platform built around AI, serving business and legal teams; formerly Pocketlaw (Stockholm, Sweden)
- MNTSQ: Japanese contract lifecycle platform for large enterprise legal departments (Tokyo, Japan)
- Monjur: Attorney-supervised contract stacks and an AI contract assistant for IT managed service providers, by subscription. (Dallas, United States)
- netLex: Brazilian contract lifecycle software for legal, procurement and finance teams (Brazil)
- nu:legal: German platform producing employment contracts and GDPR documents with AI, with lawyers reviewing on request. (Berlin, Germany)
- Ontra: Contract automation, obligation tracking and entity management for private equity and private markets firms (United States)
- Precisely: Swedish contract lifecycle software covering drafting, approvals, e-signing and archiving (Gothenburg, Sweden)
- Spellbook: AI contract drafting and review add-in for Microsoft Word, aimed at transactional and in-house lawyers (Toronto, Canada)
- Summize: CLM for corporate legal departments that works inside Teams, Slack, Word and email (Manchester, United Kingdom)
- TermScout: Rates and certifies vendors' standard contracts for fairness, with AI analytics on contract terms (Denver, United States)
- ThoughtRiver: AI contract pre-screening and playbook-based review tool for corporate lawyers (Cambridge, United Kingdom)
- Tower: AI due diligence platform that organises data rooms and extracts contract terms for deal teams (Toronto, Canada)
- Zefort: Finnish AI contract management and contract intelligence platform for legal, compliance and procurement teams (Kaarina, Finland)
- Zuva: Helps sellers in M&A run their own contract diligence; built by the founders of Kira Systems (Toronto, Canada)
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