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Bind pricing

Bind shows its prices on its website.

In plain terms

What you pay

  • Starter costs $90 per person a month, paid yearly, for teams of one to four people, with up to 200 stored contracts and 50 signatures a month.
  • Business costs $500 a month, paid yearly, with five people included, up to 2,000 contracts and 500 signatures a month.
  • Larger teams get a custom Enterprise price. Paying monthly instead of yearly costs about 17 percent more.
  • The AI drafting, review and negotiation features and the API come with every plan, and there is no free plan.

How Bind pricing works

Published price list. Starter: $90 per user per month billed annually, for 1 to 4 users, up to 200 stored contracts and 50 eSignatures a month. Business: $500 per month billed annually, 5 users included with more addable, up to 2,000 contracts and 500 eSignatures a month. Enterprise: custom pricing. Monthly billing is offered, with annual billing shown as 17 percent cheaper. Every plan includes AI drafting and negotiation, review, analysis and search, playbooks and templates, document storage with automatic extraction, eSignature within the stated monthly allowance, and the Bind REST API at no extra cost.

Use requires a paid plan. Under the Terms of Service, subscriptions are charged in advance through Stripe on the first day of each billing period, renew automatically, and are not refunded once paid; Bind may change prices and included features, with notice of significant changes.

Implementation: None published. The about page says onboarding, playbook configuration and edge cases are handled directly by the team that builds the product, and that the software should deploy in days.

Confidentiality and data terms: Bind is a data processor under the GDPR for the contracts it stores, and a DPA and full subprocessor list are available on request. No business associate agreement is mentioned.

Note: The $90 floor is the Starter plan per user per month on annual billing. Enterprise pricing is not published. Prices are shown in US dollars.

Compared on price

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Questions

Bind pricing, answered

How much does Bind cost?

According to the AI Legal Index, Bind's published starting price is from $90 per user a month. Bind shows its prices on its website. Starter costs $90 per person a month, paid yearly, for teams of one to four people, with up to 200 stored contracts and 50 signatures a month.

Does Bind charge implementation or setup fees?

None published. The about page says onboarding, playbook configuration and edge cases are handled directly by the team that builds the product, and that the software should deploy in days.

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November 10, 2026
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