Vault IndexContractbook · Small team contract admin
Contractbook review
A tidy contract workspace for teams whose problem is renewals and signature chasing rather than negotiation. Data extraction from uploaded agreements is the strongest part.
What it does well
- +Templates and dynamic fields cut repeat drafting for standard commercial agreements.
- +Automatic data extraction builds a searchable register from a pile of signed PDFs.
- +Renewal and obligation reminders are set at the contract rather than in a calendar.
Where it falls short
- −Not a diligence room, so bidder permissions and Q&A are outside its scope.
- −Redlining is lighter than the enterprise contract platforms.
Pricing
Contractbook sells tiered plans quoted per team and asks buyers to contact sales for current rates. Cost scales with users and contract volume.
Security and compliance
The vendor reports ISO 27001 certification with encryption in transit and at rest, audit trails and European data residency.
Contractbook at a glance
Contractbook is made by Contractbook, based in Copenhagen, Denmark. It ranks 55 of 99 platforms with a score of 7.2 out of 10. Entry price is On request (Plan based, quoted per team), access is offered as free trial, and the documented security position is ISO 27001. Checked 1 September 2026.
Structured Q&A
Not documented
AI redaction
Not documented
Dynamic watermarking
Not documented
DRM and revocation
Not documented
Public API
Yes
SSO and SAML
Yes
MCP integration
Not documented
Contract management
Yes
Legal drafting
Yes
Self serve trial
Yes
Vendor page checked: https://contractbook.com/pricing
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