Spellbook

Spellbook is the AI contract review and drafting platform from Dialog Enterprises Inc., trusted by 4,500+ in-house teams and law firms in 80+ countries with over 10 million contracts accelerated. The platform positions as "the Cursor for contracts" and was the first generative AI tool launched for lawyers using large language models in 2022. The Spellbook Suite includes five core products: Review (redlines contracts against playbooks and flags terms requiring attention), Draft (generates clauses and documents from scratch or firm precedents), Ask (answers contract questions with citations), Market (compares contracts to thousands of similar agreements), and Associate (the AI agent for multi-document drafting and review that works through complex matters with attorney oversight). The platform is powered by GPT-5 and Claude Opus. Named enterprise customers include Nestle, Dropbox, eBay, AtkinsRealis, and Franklin Templeton. The Canadian Bar Association partnered with Spellbook in 2026 to provide AI-powered contract tools to its network of 40,000 lawyers, judges, notaries, and law students. Revenue tripled in 2025, and the company is on track for $100M ARR by end of 2026. Spellbook integrates far beyond its origins as a Word add-in. The Intake workflow accepts contracts from email, Slack, and Salesforce. Document management integrations include iManage (file syncing with document history), OneDrive, Dropbox, SharePoint, and Google Drive (all providing searchable, reusable contract libraries). The platform connects to 100+ public legal databases across jurisdictions for citation, authority grounding, and current law verification. Microsoft Word remains the core drafting environment where Review, Draft, and Ask operate directly. Multi-LLM architecture (GPT-5, Claude Opus) reduces single-model lock-in risk as foundation models evolve. Pricing is demo-gated for in-house teams and requires booking a demo or contacting sales. Law firms can start with a 7-day free trial using a business email. No published per-seat rates, though typical legal AI tooling in this category runs $100 to $300 per user per month based on third-party comparisons. Spellbook has raised $120M+ in total capital: $50M Series B (October 2025, Khosla Ventures, Keith Rabois), $20M Series A (January 2024, Inovia Capital), $10.9M seed (May 2023, Moxxie Ventures), and $40M debt facility (March 2026, RBCx for strategic acquisitions). Thomson Reuters Ventures is also an investor. Post-money valuation: $350M. Spellbook is purpose-built for transactional contract work and does not cover litigation research, case law analysis, or regulatory compliance. For full-spectrum legal research with authoritative content, Lexis+ with Protege (custom pricing, 161M+ documents, Shepard Citations) and CoCounsel ($428/month bundled with Westlaw, 75 G2 reviews at 4.8) serve firms needing both research and drafting. Harvey AI (custom pricing, $1.22B raised) provides legal AI independent of any single research database. For plaintiff-specific case lifecycle management, Eve ($163M raised) covers intake through settlement. DraftWise and Legora compete on contract drafting specifically. Every Spellbook output requires attorney review before client delivery, which is the appropriate posture for legal work where downstream liability is unforgiving. As of Q2 2026, Spellbook secured a $40M debt facility from RBCx in March 2026 for strategic acquisitions, with smaller competitors approaching Spellbook about being acquired. The Canadian Bar Association partnership (announced 2026) provides exclusive AI contract tools to 40,000 legal professionals. The company has 150 employees and plans to add 100 more by end of 2026. Security certifications confirmed on the security page include SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, GDPR, and EU AI Act compliance. Zero Data Retention agreements with all LLM providers ensure no customer data is used for training. The domain migrated from spellbook.legal to spellbook.com. G2 shows 0 reviews under the "Spellbook AI Platform" profile (the product page displays a 4.7 rating from an alternative review source). Press coverage includes Bloomberg (Keith Rabois investment), Law360 (Kennedys partnership), Globe and Mail ($40M RBCx facility), and Artificial Lawyer (GPT-5 launch). Founded in St. John's, Newfoundland by Scott Stevenson (CEO), Matt Mayers, and Daniel Di Maria (CRO).