Evisort lower endpoint
$15
per contract
$30,000 / 2,000 contracts
Evisort buyer benchmarks and Workday scope
Evisort Pricing, Workday CLM Pricing, Evisort AI Pricing and Evisort Cost per Year
Evisort publishes no price and, since Workday bought it in a deal closed in October 2024 for a reported $310 million, is sold as Workday Contract Lifecycle Management and Workday Contract Intelligence, quote only. Vendr's buyer data shows a $41,850 median with a printed band of $35,167 to $49,193. Costbench's median from only four buyer reports is $157,500. Plan on $30,000 to $60,000 a year for a small team plus $10,000 to $50,000 implementation.
Figures below are sourced and dated. LegalSoul prices are published.
Two medians, different buyer samples
Vendr median$41,850
Costbench median$157,500
Annual purchase benchmarks, not matching packages. Costbench has four reports. Vendr shows no purchase count.
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$41,850
Vendr annual median
Updated February 2026
$157,500
Costbench annual median
4 reports, verified June 15, 2026
$10,000 to $50,000+
Implementation
Costbench directional estimate
21 days
Average Contract Intelligence deployment
Workday claim, October 2026 page
What Workday publishes about Evisort
Workday's Contract Management page, October 2026, describes the product scope below. The former evisort.com/pricing address now returns a 301 redirect to Workday contract management.
| Topic | What the vendor says |
|---|---|
| Products | Workday Contract Lifecycle Management and Workday Contract Intelligence, powered by Evisort AI. |
| Full CLM | All Contract Intelligence capabilities plus request, approval, negotiation and execution workflows. |
| Existing systems | Contract Intelligence can be added on top of a legacy CLM. |
| Native integrations | Adobe Sign, Docusign, SharePoint, Box, Google Drive and Salesforce, plus a REST API. |
| Listed standards | ISO 42001, 27001 and 27701. |
| Analyst recognition | Visionary in the 2025 Gartner Magic Quadrant for CLM. |
| Deployment and processing | 21 days average Contract Intelligence implementation and 450,000 documents analyzed in 24 hours. Vendor claims based on select customer stories. |
| Price | None published. Request a Demo. |
Source is Workday, Contract Management page, October 2026. Customer story results are not a deployment promise for your team.
Every reported Evisort price and how much weight it deserves
Purchase data deserves more weight than an unsourced starting price. None of these sources gives you a binding Workday offer.
| Source | Figure and scope | Date | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vendr buyer data | Median $41,850, low $35,167, high $49,193. No purchase count shown. | Updated February 2026 | Medium, buyer data with an undisclosed sample size |
| Vendr small-team guide | 5 to 15 users, 500 to 2,000 contracts, $30,000 to $60,000 a year. About $25 to $40 per contract. | February 2026 guide | Directional guide text |
| Vendr mid-market guide | 15 to 50 users, 2,000 to 10,000 contracts, $60,000 to $120,000 a year. | February 2026 guide | Directional guide text |
| Vendr enterprise guide | 50+ users, 10,000+ contracts, $120,000 to $250,000+ a year. | February 2026 guide | Directional guide text |
| Costbench | Median $157,500 from 4 buyer reports, labeled directional. Implementation $10,000 to $50,000+. Auto-renewal with 60 to 90 days notice. | Verified June 15, 2026 | Directional, very small buyer sample |
| ERP Research | $30,000 to $150,000+ a year. No free trial listed. | Publication date not supplied | Directional third-party estimate |
| Hyperstart | $30,000 to $60,000 for mid-sized teams, $120,000 to $250,000+ enterprise. Online $49 to $89 per-user figures belong to a different vendor. | October 12, 2026 | Directional, rival CLM vendor |
| Subger | From $1,000 a month. | Publication date not supplied | Low, unconfirmed |
| LawNext directory | Contact sales only. | Updated November 2023 | Historical listing, no price evidence |
Use the figure closest to your intended purchase. A contract analysis deployment on an existing system and a full CLM rollout answer different needs. Ask each source what its sample includes before treating a median as your budget. The unconfirmed monthly starting price is too weak to anchor a purchase.
Why the two Evisort medians are 3.8 times apart
$157,500 / $41,850 = 3.76. Costbench has four reports, likely skewed toward enterprise purchases, though the sample does not prove that. Vendr's printed band spans just 1.4 times from low to high.
That band is much narrower than Vendr's own $30,000 to $150,000 “most buyers” guide. It appears to reflect the deals Vendr saw, mostly small-team scope. For a buyer under 20 people, anchor on $30,000 to $60,000, then price the actual work.
The observed band and the wider guide
Annual USD, shared scale to $250,000
Vendr printed low to high$35,167 to $49,193
Vendr guide most buyers$30,000 to $150,000
Vendr guide enterprise$120,000 to $250,000+
The enterprise band continues above the chart. These are different evidence sets, not interchangeable quotes.
What Evisort costs per contract for a small team
Dividing opposite ends of Vendr's small-team ranges shows how volume changes the arithmetic. These endpoint examples are not quoted packages. Vendr's own guide says about $25 to $40 per contract.
Evisort upper endpoint
$120
per contract
$60,000 / 500 contracts
LegalSoul Solo
$0.99
per review
$99 / 100 monthly reviews
LegalSoul Professional
$0.60
per review, rounded
$299 / 500 monthly reviews
A review is not a CLM. LegalSoul flags issues, risky clauses and missing terms with page cites. It does not provide a repository, workflows, approvals or e-signature routing. Compare the task you need done, then the unit cost.
Evisort year one cost for a small legal team
These budgeting scenarios combine reported license benchmarks with assumed implementation fees inside Costbench's range. Three-year totals assume no license increase and a single implementation charge.
| Scenario | Annual license | Implementation | Year one | Three years |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Low, Vendr low | $35,167 | $10,000 | $45,167 | $115,501 |
| Typical, Vendr median | $41,850 | $25,000 | $66,850 | $150,550 |
| High small team | $60,000 | $50,000 | $110,000 | $230,000 |
| LegalSoul Professional, yearly | $1,788 | Not modeled | $1,788 | $5,364 |
Year one is license plus setup. Three years is three annual licenses plus setup once. LegalSoul is a document review subscription, so this compares spending rather than equivalent functionality.
Keep the implementation scope beside the subscription in your approval request. A lower license quote can still mean a larger initial commitment. Ask when payment is due and whether acceptance of the implementation work affects the subscription start date.
What drives an Evisort quote
Contract volume
Vendr calls volume the primary driver. Specify your existing corpus and incoming contracts, then ask how each is counted.
Users
Name the people who need access and their roles. Headcount alone does not explain the subscription.
Modules
Separate Contract Intelligence from full CLM. Ask where obligations and analytics sit in the proposed package.
Integrations and API
List the systems you need connected. Confirm included access, connection work and any recurring charges.
Existing Workday subscription
Hyperstart calls bundling with Workday HCM or Financials the biggest lever. It describes standalone purchases as rare.
Multi-year terms
Vendr cites 15 to 25 percent for multi-year terms and 15 to 30 percent below a first quote. These are negotiation benchmarks, not promised discounts.
Evisort vs Ironclad vs LinkSquares vs Agiloft vs LegalSoul
Vendr medians and recorded lows describe purchases with different scope. A lowest recorded price is not an offer or a guaranteed floor. Confirm review outputs and security requirements in your evaluation. The head-to-head with year one math, with and without Ironclad's AI add-on, is in our Evisort vs Ironclad pricing comparison.
| Comparison | Evisort | Ironclad | LinkSquares | Agiloft | LegalSoul |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Published price | No | No | No | No | Yes, $99 a month |
| Vendr annual median | $41,850 | $40,110 | $31,000 | $67,132 | Not applicable |
| Lowest recorded | $35,167 | $15,000 | $5,999 | $62,629 | $99 a month |
| CLM workflows | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Repository and obligations | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Single-contract AI review with page cites | Yes, via Contract Intelligence | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| SOC 2 report | ISO 27001, 27701, 42001 listed | Ask vendor | SOC 2, ISO | Ask vendor | No |
| SSO | Ask vendor | Ask vendor | Ask vendor | Ask vendor | No SAML SSO |
| Best for | Workday shops | Mid-market CLM | In-house mid-market | Complex configuration | Small teams reading one contract at a time |
Workday's page lists ISO standards. That does not establish a SOC 2 report. LegalSoul has no SOC 2 report and no SAML SSO.
Who Evisort fits and who it does not
A fit for a Workday contract estate
A legal or procurement team already on Workday, with thousands of contracts to pull data from, has a reason to evaluate it. Choose Intelligence for analysis on an existing CLM or assess full CLM when contracting workflows need a home.
A difficult fit for this week's supplier paper
A 2 to 20 person team whose problem is reading inbound supplier paper this week may need document review. Buying a repository and running implementation adds work unless the team also needs those capabilities.
Write down the decision the tool must help you make. Finding an issue in an inbound agreement calls for a different evaluation from tracking obligations across a contract estate. Test the relevant output on your own paper before choosing.
Questions to ask Workday before you sign
Get the answers into the order form. A discount does not settle scope or renewal exposure.
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Is Contract Intelligence priced separately from CLM?
Ask for a clear product and module breakdown.
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Is pricing per contract volume or per user, and what happens at overage?
Get the counting rules and overage charges in writing.
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Is implementation a fixed fee?
Name migration, integrations, testing and acceptance criteria.
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What is the renewal cap?
Set the permitted increase before accepting a multi-year term.
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What is the notice period for auto-renewal?
Costbench cites 60 to 90 days. Confirm your own deadline.
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What bundle discount applies to our existing Workday subscription?
Request a standalone comparison with the same scope.
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Can we start with Contract Intelligence on our current CLM?
Confirm supported connections and whether later expansion changes pricing.
Evisort pricing questions
How much does Evisort cost?
Evisort has no public price list. Vendr reports a $41,850 annual median, while Costbench reports $157,500 from only four buyers. For a small team, use $30,000 to $60,000 a year plus $10,000 to $50,000 implementation as a planning range. Your Workday quote determines the actual scope and price.
Does Evisort have a free trial?
No free trial is listed by ERP Research, and Workday directs buyers to request a demo. Ask whether you can evaluate your own contracts, which capabilities are included and whether the evaluation costs anything. A sales demonstration does not establish that you can test the product independently.
Is Evisort part of Workday?
Yes. Workday closed its Evisort acquisition in October 2024, with a reported purchase price of about $310 million. The products are now sold as Workday Contract Lifecycle Management and Workday Contract Intelligence, powered by Evisort AI. Ask which product and capabilities your order form actually includes.
How much does Workday CLM cost?
Workday CLM is quote only, with no published subscription price. Evisort benchmarks suggest $30,000 to $60,000 annually for small teams and $120,000 to $250,000 or more for enterprise scope. Those are third-party estimates, not Workday offers. Separate the subscription, implementation and renewal terms before comparing proposals.
Is Evisort priced per user or per contract?
Contract volume is the primary pricing driver according to Vendr, but users, modules and integrations also affect the quote. There is no public rate card establishing a universal per-user or per-contract fee. Ask how volume is measured, what counts as a contract and what happens when you exceed it.
What does Evisort implementation cost?
Costbench reports implementation of $10,000 to $50,000 or more. Treat that as directional, since migration, integrations and the chosen product change the work involved. Workday claims average Contract Intelligence deployment in 21 days, based on select customer stories. That is neither a fixed fee nor a delivery commitment.
What is a cheaper alternative to Evisort for a small legal team?
LegalSoul starts at $99 a month for 100 reviews, with no seat minimum and a three-review demo. Upload a contract for issues, risky clauses, missing terms and page cites. It does not provide a CLM repository, workflows, approvals or e-signature routing, and has no SOC 2 report or SAML SSO.
Can I use Evisort without Workday?
Yes. Workday says Contract Intelligence can sit on top of an existing CLM. Buying it without other Workday products is possible, but Hyperstart describes standalone purchasing as rare and usually the most expensive path. Ask Workday to confirm availability, integration scope and the standalone price for your existing contract system.
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