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goHeather

goHeather is a legal AI tool for businesses and law firms that drafts contracts from scratch or from a template, reviews them clause by clause, and redlines them in Word. It offers a free 7-day trial.

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About goHeather

goHeather

goHeather is presented as a legal AI platform focused on contracts that businesses and other organizations often handle without outside counsel. The page describes contract drafting (with an outline, editable DOCX output, schedules, exhibits and signature blocks), contract review with findings ranked by risk, redlining with tracked changes, a Microsoft Word add-in, playbooks for customizing review, legal research with web search, memos and letters, summaries, due diligence tables, and document comparison. It states that it provides legal information rather than legal advice, that it is not a lawyer, and that output may contain errors. The page says documents are not sold or used to train models, that payments go through Stripe, and that it supports most common law jurisdictions and many languages. Pricing starts at $400 per month after the free trial, per the FAQ. E-signatures are listed as coming soon.

Key features

  • AI contract drafting from scratch, a past agreement, or a term sheet, outputting an editable DOCX
  • Browse contract templates and turn your own documents into reusable templates
  • AI contract review with findings ranked by risk and explained in plain English
  • Clause-by-clause suggestions for new text
  • Redlining with tracked changes and notes beside each edit
  • Microsoft Word add-in that can review and redline Word and PDF files
  • Customizable playbooks for how contracts are reviewed
  • Chat with AI about contracts
  • Legal research with web search and cited sources
  • Drafting memos, letters and emails, downloadable as Word, PDF or Excel
  • Legal summaries and deal abstracts
  • Due diligence: key terms from multiple agreements pulled into one table
  • Document comparison
  • Encrypted storage of contracts and a no-training policy for customer data
  • Technical support via in-app chat and email

Best suited for

  • Small and mid-sized businesses handling routine contracts
  • Sales, procurement, operations and finance teams drafting or reviewing routine agreements
  • In-house legal teams and small law firms
  • Large organizations seeking lower-cost contract workflows
  • Reviewing NDAs, employment, rental, loan, distribution, IP and contractor agreements

Pricing

Free 7-day trial with all features and no credit card required; paid plans start at $400 per month according to the FAQ.

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