Description
GitLaw is an AI agent for contracts that lets businesses draft, review, redline, and sign legal agreements in one place. Built with a standards committee of practicing lawyers and trained on thousands of clauses, it acts like an extra team member that handles contract work end to end, from understanding a document to negotiating its terms.
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GitLaw reviews any contract and flags risky or unusual terms, marks up documents with tracked changes highlighting what to negotiate, and benchmarks deals against market standards. It learns a user's standard terms and business context, drafts precise contracts from a library of over 1,000 lawyer-reviewed, open-source templates instead of hallucinating from scratch, and keeps full version history. It stores contracts, reminds users before renewals, and connects to email, 8,000+ apps via Zapier, and a public REST API. Free legally binding eSign is built in.
GitLaw offers a free plan with $5 of monthly AI credits, unlimited documents, and free sharing, plus Pro and Enterprise plans (from $20/month) that add more credits, audit logs, advanced team settings, SSO/SAML, and dedicated support. It is SOC 2 Type 2 certified, GDPR compliant, uses AES-256 encryption, and applies zero data retention with its AI provider.
- CategoryContract Review & Drafting
- Pricing ModelFreemium
- DeploymentCloud
- PlatformsWeb
GitLaw's Core Features
AI contract review with risk and clause flagging
Tracked-changes redlining with negotiation suggestions
Market benchmarking of contract terms
Drafting from 1,000+ lawyer-reviewed templates
Full version history and audit log
Free legally binding eSign built in
Contract dashboard with renewal reminders
Integrations via email, Zapier (8,000+ apps), and REST API
How to use GitLaw?
Upload a contract: Add any agreement for GitLaw to read and explain.
Review the markup: See flagged risks and suggested changes as tracked changes and comments.
Draft or negotiate: Generate contracts from templates or share the redline with the other side.
Sign: Finalize with built-in legally binding eSign.
GitLaw's Use Cases
- Contract review
- Contract drafting
- Negotiation
- Contract management
