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Gatekeeper pricing
Gatekeeper publishes what its three plans contain but not what they cost; the only route to a number is a demo.
What you pay
- You are charged by how many third parties you manage: up to 250 on Pro, up to 750 on Enterprise, and more on Enterprise Plus. Archived suppliers stop counting.
- Users, contracts, electronic signatures and the AI agents are unlimited on every plan, which is worth knowing when you compare.
- Higher plans add more prebuilt and custom AI workflows, API access, a Model Context Protocol connection, automated user provisioning, remote backup and tighter controls on sensitive fields.
- The full version of the third party risk data service is billed on usage on every plan.
How Gatekeeper pricing works
Published structure, with no figure. Three tiers, Pro, Enterprise and Enterprise Plus, are charged by the number of third parties (vendors, suppliers, partners and customers): up to 250, up to 750 and more than 750, with archived third parties not counted. A feature matrix of about twenty rows shows what each includes. Unlimited on all tiers: users, pipeline, live and archived contracts, eSign licenses and senders, Gatekeeper Agents and MarketIQ Lite credit ratings.
Prebuilt AI workflows scale at two, two and more than two, and custom AI workflows at one, two and more than two. Higher tiers add REST API access, Model Context Protocol connections, SCIM 2.0 provisioning, remote backup and sensitive data controls. All tiers include single sign on with Google, Microsoft, OneLogin and Okta, role based access groups, the AI Suite, intake and third party portals, spend, risk register and scorecards.
MarketIQ Full, covering financial health monitoring, cyber ratings and automated risk mitigation, is usage based on all tiers. No figure, currency, term, minimum or implementation cost is published, and the AWS Marketplace listing also gives no figure.
Confidentiality and data terms: No Business Associate Agreement is offered or referred to on any surface read, and the vendor's own position is that health data is out of scope: the Data Processing Agreement's Exhibit A states that no sensitive data will be processed or transferred, defining that to include data concerning health, while acknowledging that small and limited amounts of special category data may be present in customer data on the basis that the customer is lawfully permitted to process it. What is published instead of a BAA is a full data protection estate: the DPA incorporates the EU, UK and Swiss Standard Contractual Clauses, names the competent supervisory authorities, lists every sub-processor with its location and transfer mechanism, and is accompanied by a separate EU Data Act Addendum.
Note: Tier names, quota bands and the feature matrix are on the vendor's pricing page. AI commercial terms are in the AI Terms, and processing and deletion terms in the Data Processing Agreement. None of these gives a price, so no entry price is recorded. Payment, renewal, uplift and termination terms sit in a separate Master Subscription Agreement.
Gatekeeper pricing against its alternatives
Published starting prices for the vendors whose profiles sit closest to Gatekeeper.
Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit, so the rows are not like for like.
- GGatekeeperNo published figure
- CContract LogixNot yet recorded
- BBigleNo published figure
- BBounselNo published figure
- CCobbleStone SoftwareNo published figure
- CContractzyNo published figure
- DDocusign CLMNo published figure
- GGavel$160 per user per month (Gavel Exec); Gavel Workflows from $83 a month
- HHyperStart CLMNo 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.
Gatekeeper pricing, answered
How much does Gatekeeper cost?
The AI Legal Index has no published price figure on record for Gatekeeper. Gatekeeper publishes what its three plans contain but not what they cost; the only route to a number is a demo. You are charged by how many third parties you manage: up to 250 on Pro, up to 750 on Enterprise, and more on Enterprise Plus. Archived suppliers stop counting.