Gavel Exec prints its price: $160 per user a month, or $1,740 a year, with 25 free queries to start. Below is what that adds up to for one to five lawyers and for your contract volume, and when a $99 review tool covers the reading job for less.
Prices are as printed on gavel.io/exec-pricing. Annual totals and per contract figures are our arithmetic.
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Gavel Exec costs $160 per user a month or $1,740 per user a year, and includes 1,000 completions a month on paid plans, redlining in Word, playbooks and market benchmarking. A three lawyer team pays $5,220 a year on annual billing. You get 25 free queries per user with no credit card before paying, and Gavel offers team pricing at 10 or more seats, which is a quote. It is among the lowest published prices for AI contract review.
Checked on Gavel's pricing page on 2026-11-15. Gavel sells document automation on the same page; this table covers Gavel Exec only.
| Option | Price | Seats | What is listed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free start | $0, 25 queries per user | Per user | No credit card. A shared Workspace during the free trial. |
| Gavel Exec, monthly | $160 per user a month | Per user | Redline full agreements in Word, draft and rewrite clauses, 1,000 completions a month, automatic playbooks, market benchmarking, priority-ranked redlines |
| Gavel Exec, annual | $1,740 per user a year | Per user | Same features, about $145 a month |
| Team | Quote | 10 or more | Team pricing available, no figure printed |
Paying yearly costs $1,740 against $1,920 for twelve months at $160. Gavel states SOC 2 Type II certification, Zero Data Retention agreements with its AI providers, and that customer data does not train AI models.
This multiplies the printed per user price by the number of users. The numbers are small next to a legal AI platform, so the real question is whether your team negotiates in Word often enough to use every seat.
A year, before tax. LegalSoul Solo is one plan at 100 reviews a month, not per seat.
A year, before tax. LegalSoul Solo is one plan at 100 reviews a month, not per seat.
A year, before tax. LegalSoul Solo is one plan at 100 reviews a month, not per seat.
Gavel Exec is built for the lawyer who negotiates agreements: it marks up the draft in Word with tracked changes against your playbook and explains each change. If that is your week, $1,740 a year is easy to defend. If you mostly open documents to find out what is risky in someone else's paper, the useful unit is the cost of each document.
One user reviewing 10 agreements a month pays about $14.50 each on the annual plan. At 50 a month it is $2.90, and at 100 a month $1.45. The table treats one agreement as one completion; a long agreement that you query several times will cost more per document, so use it as a floor.
A dedicated review tool prices that single step differently. LegalSoul Solo is $99 for 100 reviews, which is $0.99 a review when you use them all (the same math for a litigation assistant is on our Paxton AI pricing page). It does not redline in Word, so the honest choice depends on whether you negotiate or mostly read.
| Agreements a month | Gavel Exec, yearly | Gavel Exec, monthly |
|---|---|---|
| 10 | $14.50 | $16.00 |
| 20 | $7.25 | $8.00 |
| 50 | $2.90 | $3.20 |
| 100 | $1.45 | $1.60 |
Seat price divided by agreements reviewed, one completion each. One user, before tax.
Gavel Exec, GC AI and Concord print prices. Spellbook and the CLM platforms quote by deal.
| Tool | Price basis | Entry cost | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gavel Exec | Published per user | $1,740 a year, one user | Lawyers who negotiate agreements in Word against a playbook |
| Spellbook | Quote, reported per user | Reported about $350 a user a month | Drafting from a blank page inside Word |
| GC AI | Published for Individual | $5,000 a year, one seat | Solo and fractional GCs who want one in-house assistant |
| Concord | Published, per plan plus seats | $5,988 a year, five users | Teams drafting, signing and tracking their own paper |
| LegalSoul | Published, per month | $1,188 a year on Solo | Firms and teams reading third-party contracts for risk |
The Spellbook figure is the customer-reported number Gavel cites on its own page; Spellbook does not publish a price. Our Spellbook pricing breakdown lists every source.
LegalSoul does not redline in Word, draft clauses or hold a SOC 2 report today, and it has no SAML SSO. It reads a contract, lease or brief you upload and returns the issues, risky clauses and missing terms with page cites in under a minute, for $99 a month and 100 reviews, with no seat minimum and no annual term. Some teams keep a Word redlining tool for negotiation and add a review tool for the volume of third-party paper.
A published price covers one user. These cover the rest.
Gavel Exec costs $160 per user a month, or $1,740 per user a year if you pay annually, which works out to $145 a month. Twelve months at the monthly rate is $1,920, so the annual option saves $180. Gavel also prints 25 free queries per user before you pay, and team pricing for 10 or more seats.
Yes. Gavel Exec starts with 25 free queries per user and no credit card. After that the paid plan is $160 per user a month and includes 1,000 completions a month. Use the free queries on a real agreement you already negotiated so you can judge the redlines against your own.
Yes. Gavel Exec is priced per user, so three lawyers cost $5,220 a year on annual billing or $5,760 on monthly billing. Gavel lists team pricing for 10 or more seats, which is a quote. Its page states 1,000 completions a month on paid plans.
Per its pricing page, the paid plan includes redlining full agreements in Word, drafting and rewriting clauses, 1,000 completions a month, automatic playbooks, market benchmarking and priority-ranked redlines. Gavel also states SOC 2 Type II certification and that customer data is not used to train AI models.
It is worth it if your team negotiates agreements in Word every week and wants tracked-change redlines against your own playbook. If the job is reading incoming contracts and leases for risk, with page cites and no Word workflow, LegalSoul does that for $99 a month and 100 reviews with no seat minimum.
Gavel Exec is already one of the lower published prices for AI contract review. For a single lawyer who only needs a risk read of third-party documents, LegalSoul is $99 a month for 100 reviews. It does not redline inside Word, so teams that negotiate in tracked changes should keep Gavel Exec.
Upload one contract, lease or brief and get the issues, risky clauses and page cites. Plans are published from $99 a month, with no seat minimum and no sales call.
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