Description
Gavel Exec is precedent-based AI contract review and drafting software built for transactional attorneys and legal teams. It runs inside Microsoft Word and online, so users can review, redline, and draft commercial contracts where documents are finalized without switching tools, applying their own playbooks in one click.
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Gavel Exec can redline an entire agreement with negotiation-ready comments, draft clauses and contracts from scratch, benchmark terms against market data to flag off-market positions, and check for missing terms and inconsistencies. It summarizes key risks, positions, and negotiation posture, and provides clear, traceable explanations so lawyers can validate outputs. Playbooks capture review standards and preferred fallback language to keep reviews consistent across matters, and teams collaborate through Workspaces, Playbooks, and matter-based Projects with granular access controls.
Built for confidential and regulated workflows, Gavel Exec is SOC 2 Type I certified, uses AES-256 encryption, and operates under Zero Data Retention agreements with its AI providers. Users can start with 25 free queries per user with no credit card, and the paid plan is $160 per user per month (or $1,740 per user billed annually) with 1,000 completions per month and discounted team pricing for 10 or more seats.
- CategoryContract Review & Drafting
- Pricing ModelPaid
- DeploymentCloud
- PlatformsWeb, Windows
Gavel Exec's Core Features
AI contract review and drafting inside Microsoft Word
Full-agreement redlining with negotiation-ready comments
Draft clauses and contracts from scratch
One-click playbook application
Market-term benchmarking
Missing-term and inconsistency checks
Risk and negotiation-posture summaries
SOC 2 Type I certification with Zero Data Retention
How to use Gavel Exec?
Install in Word: Add Gavel Exec to Microsoft Word or use it online.
Apply a playbook: Choose a built-in or custom playbook for your review standards.
Review and redline: Generate suggested redlines and comments across the agreement.
Refine in Word: Accept, edit, and finalize changes directly in the document.
Gavel Exec's Use Cases
- Contract redlining
- Drafting from scratch
- Market benchmarking
- Team review consistency
