DraftRight

DraftRight is a UK-law-focused platform for planning disputes, analysing contracts and producing documents. It suits individuals, advisers and business teams whose work depends on UK-specific drafting and document processing. The main attraction is the breadth of UK-oriented workflows; the main limitation is how quickly the free allowance runs out.

Overview

DraftRight combines legal issue planning, contract review and document generation in one web and API service. Its Plan tool explains a legal issue, identifies governing UK law, rates exposure and proposes documents and next steps. That is valuable for organising a matter before professional review, but the platform explicitly says its AI guidance and drafts are not a substitute for a solicitor.

The service is UK-based and described as GDPR-compliant. Uploaded files are automatically deleted after about 24 hours unless retention is selected, while document text is encrypted at rest. Card payments run through Stripe with 256-bit encryption.

Key features

The Agreement Builder converts a negotiation recording into a numbered UK agreement, extracting parties, agreed terms, obligations and deadlines. This is particularly useful when a spoken agreement needs a structured written record, although the result still warrants legal checking.

Contract Analyser accepts contracts, emails or recordings, scores risks against UK standards and maps findings to legislation. Document Generator uses guided questions and UK templates to create documents with legislative references; DOCX and PDF export make the output practical for onward editing or sharing. A template library supports repeat work rather than one-off drafting alone.

Business workflows cover invoice scanning, bulk document generation, contract analysis and HR document packs. Listed integrations and compatible outputs include Microsoft Dynamics 365, Sage, Xero, QuickBooks, SAP and Excel/CSV. Advisor adds a meeting bot for Zoom, Teams and Meet, extending the service from post-meeting drafting into live workflow capture.

Pricing

Free costs £0.00 and allows one watermarked document per month, three daily transcriptions with a 10-minute audio limit, unlimited file conversion and no AI credits. It is suitable for occasional experiments, not regular legal work.

Single costs £6.99 once and provides 10 credits (about 10 documents), a clean PDF without watermark and UK legislation references, with no subscription. It is the sensible low-commitment choice for a short matter, but has no recurring allowance.

Pro is £19.99 per month with unlimited documents, 120 credits, 20 transcriptions per day (up to 60 minutes each) and Case Chat. Elite at £39.99 per month raises this to 300 credits, 50 daily transcriptions, two-hour audio, 1GB uploads, priority models and the full Cases workspace. Pro fits recurring individual work; Elite suits heavier case files.

Advisor costs £69.00 per month, includes 600 credits, about 120 minutes of AI voice, multi-specialist panels and the meeting bot. It is aimed at users who need meeting capture and broader AI input, not merely document volume.

Business tiers start at Starter (£149.00 per month: 200 credits, invoice scanning and bulk conversion, but no contract analysis), then Growth (£499.00: 1,000 credits, 10 agreements, contract analysis, transcription and company search) and Scale (£1,499.00: 5,000 credits, 50 agreements, expense scanning, company monitoring and HR packs). Enterprise (£3,999.00) adds 15,000 credits, 200 agreements, custom integrations, dedicated support and an SLA. Enterprise Premium is £5,000.00 per month and adds the Compliance Signals Engine, regulatory monitoring, AI-classified signals and quarterly board packs. Business access is provisioned individually, with a stated one-working-day setup target.

Platforms

DraftRight is available through its web interface and API. That combination supports direct use by individuals and integration into business systems.

Who it's for

Choose it for UK-focused disputes, contracts, recordings and document workflows, especially when finance, HR or operations teams need scanning, bulk generation or document packs. It is less suitable as a replacement for solicitor advice or for users who only need a handful of documents each year.

Pros and cons

• Pros: UK-law references and risk mapping give contract review a jurisdiction-specific focus.
• Pros: Recording-to-agreement drafting and meeting integrations connect conversations to usable documents.
• Pros: DOCX/PDF export, templates and business integrations support repeatable workflows.
• Pros: Automatic deletion and encryption at rest address important document-handling concerns.
• Cons: The free plan permits only one watermarked document monthly and supplies no AI credits.
• Cons: Monthly tiers become expensive quickly, while business plans reserve key functions such as contract analysis for higher prices.
• Cons: AI output remains guidance and drafting assistance, not solicitor advice.

Alternatives

For a wider comparison, see AI Contract Generators.

• Formable is a freemium Android, iOS, web and API option whose free Basic plan includes three signed contracts monthly and three templates.
• Contractbook suits teams wanting signing and centralisation, with a free trial and plans covering users, templates and signed-contract volumes.
• Genie AI offers a free toolkit with 500-plus templates across desktop platforms and the web.
• Agreements.ai provides unlimited free documents, five monthly e-signatures and 5,000 AI analysis words.
• Bind is focused on identity verification and signing rather than generating or sending documents on its free plan.
• ContractAI offers self-hosted, API and web access with three free contracts monthly and ten AI generations.
• Legitt AI gives its free tier ten contracts monthly, unlimited e-signatures and basic summarisation.
• QuickClause is aimed at Indian templates and low-cost document creation.

Verdict

DraftRight is a strong choice for UK-specific legal drafting, analysis and document operations, particularly once recordings, integrations or business volumes matter. The Single plan is a practical one-off purchase, while Pro and above make sense for sustained use. Look elsewhere if you need solicitor representation, a generous free tier or primarily e-signature rather than UK-law analysis.