LinkSquares, Inc. · AI powered contract analytics for legal teams
LinkSquares review
LinkSquares is a contract lifecycle management platform focused on AI driven analytics and repository search for in house legal teams. It is a substitute for a data room in ongoing contract storage rather than deal execution.
What it does well
- +The platform emphasises AI extraction of contract terms for reporting and risk analysis across a repository.
- +It offers both multi tenant and single tenant hosting options for customers with stricter isolation requirements.
- +Its published security addendum sets out infrastructure and application protections in detail.
Where it falls short
- −Pricing is entirely custom and not disclosed publicly, making budget comparison difficult without a sales call.
- −The platform is aimed at repository and analytics use cases rather than short lived external counterparty disclosure.
Pricing
LinkSquares does not publish pricing, stating that cost depends on contract volume, user count, selected modules and implementation support.
Security and compliance
LinkSquares data is hosted on AWS with TLS 1.2 encryption in transit and AES-256 encryption at rest, backed by a published SOC 2 aligned security addendum and a web application firewall.
LinkSquares at a glance
LinkSquares is made by LinkSquares, Inc., based in Boston, United States. It ranks 30 of 99 platforms with a score of 7.8 out of 10. Entry price is On request (Quote based on contract volume, users and modules), access is offered as demo only, and the documented security position is SOC 2, AWS Security Hub, TLS 1.2, AES-256. Checked 1 September 2026.
Structured Q&A
Yes
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
Not documented
Self serve trial
Not documented
Vendor page checked: https://linksquares.com/security/
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