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ContractWorks pricing
ContractWorks lists three plans and what each includes, but the price boxes on its pricing page are empty.
What you pay
- Every plan lets your whole organization use it. Standard holds up to 2,500 documents with five signature licenses, Professional holds 10,000 with ten, and Premium adds drafting and approvals with no document limit.
- Plans are paid yearly. If you need more people who can send documents for signature, five more licenses cost $1,200 a year.
- You can try it free for 14 days, and nonprofits can ask for a discount.
How ContractWorks pricing works
All plans include unlimited users with annual billing. Standard allows 2,500 agreements and five signature licenses, while Professional allows 10,000 agreements and ten licenses. Premium includes drafting, redlining and approvals with unlimited agreements and twenty signature licenses. Subscription amounts require a quote. Five additional signature licenses cost $1,200 a year, and recipients can sign without a license or account.
Payment is available by card, ACH or wire, with United States dollar wires for annual overseas subscriptions. A nonprofit discount is available, and a 14 day trial can carry existing files, tags and users into a paid Standard subscription.
Implementation: The pricing FAQ says template automation and onboarding are included as part of a paid implementation process, while the approval workflows page says ContractWorks handles the entire rollout at no extra cost in two weeks. No implementation fee is published.
Confidentiality and data terms: Onit's data processing addendum and services agreement are published and govern ContractWorks. The healthcare solution page targets healthcare contract management, and no business associate agreement for ContractWorks is published.
Note: The plan table uses Standard, Professional and Premium, while the signature FAQ retains Essential, Standard and Enterprise names. Onit's October 15, 2026 terms permit throttling and overage charges for sustained excessive AI use after notice if a higher tier is declined; no standard numerical allowance is published. Product specific terms call for a bulk archive before termination.
ContractWorks pricing against its alternatives
Published starting prices for the vendors whose profiles sit closest to ContractWorks.
Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit, so the rows are not like for like.
- CContractWorksNo published figure
- LLexagleNo published figure
- SSpotDraftNo published figure
- CContractSafeFrom $450 a month
- LLawliftEUR 99 per month for one user
- Ffynk€19 per user/month
- LLeegalityINR 15 per non Aadhaar signatory; AI contract operations quoted
- BBigleNo published figure
- BBounselNo published figure
“Not yet recorded” means the index holds no pricing record for that vendor, not that the vendor publishes nothing. Which legal AI vendors publish their pricing.
ContractWorks pricing, answered
How much does ContractWorks cost?
The AI Legal Index has no published price figure on record for ContractWorks. ContractWorks lists three plans and what each includes, but the price boxes on its pricing page are empty. Every plan lets your whole organization use it. Standard holds up to 2,500 documents with five signature licenses, Professional holds 10,000 with ten, and Premium adds drafting and approvals with no document limit.
Does ContractWorks charge implementation or setup fees?
The pricing FAQ says template automation and onboarding are included as part of a paid implementation process, while the approval workflows page says ContractWorks handles the entire rollout at no extra cost in two weeks. No implementation fee is published.