Legitt AI

Freemium

Legitt AI is a legal contract lifecycle management platform. It sits in the legal category of tools that help you draft, sign, and track contracts from start to finish.

You describe what you need in plain English. Its AI assistant Lana turns that into a full contract. You can review it inside Microsoft Word, sign it with built-in e-signatures, and set alerts for renewal dates.

The free plan gives you 10 contracts per month. Paid plans run $14.99 to $24.99 per user monthly, depending on what you need.

Open it if you handle contracts without a full legal team. Skip it if you need deep legal advice, not just first-pass drafting.

It fits when contract volume is growing faster than your legal support.

• Fast-growing tech companies needing contract workflow streamlining: You move from scattered emails to one place. Sales and legal stop stepping on each other.
• Businesses wanting AI-assisted contract analysis: You get risk flags and missing clause alerts. You still review, but you start from a better spot.
• Growing teams managing contract volume without legal department: You draft without waiting for outside counsel. You keep control of speed and cost.
• C-suite executives managing multiple vendor or client agreements: You see deadlines and obligations in one dashboard. Renewal surprises drop.
• Consultants who need to generate and track contract terms without legal staff: You turn project descriptions into contracts fast. Client work starts sooner.
• Small business owners building formal contract processes: You move from informal agreements to signed documents. You look professional without big-tool overhead.
• Users wanting to test AI contract review with meaningful free usage: You try 10 contracts monthly before you pay. You know if it fits your work.
• Small teams with moderate contract volume: You get central storage and e-signatures. You stop losing track of signed copies.
• Cost-conscious buyers preferring transparent per-user pricing: You see $14.99-$24.99 per user upfront. Budgeting is simple.
• Legal teams wanting Word-native CLM workflows: You stay in Word for drafting and redlining. You avoid switching to another app.

These are the parts you notice after a few contracts.

• AI contract drafting with guided description input: You describe the deal in your own words. It picks clauses from over 1,000 templates. You are not starting blank.
• Microsoft Word integration: You draft, review, and redline where your team already works. The tool fits your flow, not the other way around.
• Built-in e-signatures: You stop paying for DocuSign seats. Signing and storage happen in one place.
• Automated renewal tracking with deadline alerts: You get nudges before auto-renewals hit. Fewer contracts slip through cracks.
• First-pass risk and compliance scanning: You see problematic language and missing terms. You know where to focus your review time.
• Generous free tier: You test 10 contracts monthly at no cost. Light users may never need to upgrade.

Skip it when the limits will block your work.

• Skip it if you need final legal authority: The AI review is a first pass, not a replacement for legal counsel. You still need eyes on complex terms.
• Skip it if you draft more than 10 contracts monthly on the free plan: The free tier caps you at 10 contract creations. Heavy users must pay.
• Skip it if you need proven accuracy benchmarks: No independent tests show how often its AI clauses hold up. You are early in trusting the output.
• Skip it if you need deep integration specifics: It connects to major CRMs and tools, but exact depth is not detailed. You may hit limits if your stack is complex.