Genie AI

Overview

Genie AI is a legal platform for drafting, reviewing, editing, and negotiating business agreements. It suits teams that need playbook-based contract review as well as a way to compare information across documents. The free tier makes it easy for one person to start, while paid plans unlock larger document-insight allowances and more users.

Key features

Drafting and review

Users can build an agreement from a plain-English brief or start with a template. Genie checks contracts against playbooks, compares clauses, and can suggest edits and redlines in tracked changes. That combination fits teams applying established review standards; it is less compelling for someone who only needs occasional, basic document editing.

Insights and workflow connections

Genie extracts, compares, and monitors data points across documents in a table view. This gives teams a way to scan information across a contract set, though the paid tiers set clear document limits. It supports DOCX, PDF, images, and spreadsheets, and lists API access, MCP connectors, and native integrations with email, CRM, cloud storage, and eSign.

The Microsoft Word add-in works with Word on Windows, Mac, and the web. Genie supports 10 languages. The company says customer documents are hosted in UK and EU AWS data centres, encrypted at rest with AES-256 and in transit with TLS 1.2 or higher, and are not used to train AI models. It says it is certified to ISO/IEC 27001:2022, complies with UK GDPR, EU GDPR, and the Data Protection Act 2018, and does not hold a SOC 2 report.

Pricing

Genie AI uses a freemium model. The free plan costs nothing and includes one user, 500+ templates, the full AI Document Toolkit, and free-plan AI tokens. It is a practical starting point for one person exploring the platform, but it does not provide a stated document-insight allowance.

Pro costs $59 a year, billed $708/year, billed annually ($59 per month); or $75 per month, cancel any time. It includes one user, insights from 50 documents, 10x Free plan AI tokens, and unlimited document exports. The annual option keeps the monthly rate lower, while the one-user limit makes Pro a fit for an individual rather than a growing team.

Business costs $259 a year, billed $3,108/year, billed annually ($259 per month); or $320 per month, cancel any time. It includes five users, insights from 250 documents, and 5x Pro plan tokens. This is the more suitable tier for a small team sharing contract work, though document insights remain capped.

Enterprise has custom pricing, billed annually. It provides unlimited users, insights from unlimited documents, unlimited AI tokens, API and MCP integrations, a dedicated Customer Success manager, onboarding, a bespoke AI training program, ROI reporting, and SLA technical support. It suits organizations that need broader access and dedicated support, with pricing tailored to the account.

Platforms

Genie AI is available as an extension, on macOS, on Windows, and on the web. Its Word add-in works with Word on Windows, Mac, and the web.

Who it's for

Genie is aimed at in-house legal, procurement, sales, founders, and other business teams that draft or review agreements. Its playbooks and tracked changes are useful where reviews follow internal standards, while table-based insights matter most to teams comparing information across multiple contracts. A solo user can start free; teams needing more users or broader document coverage should consider Business or Enterprise.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Drafting, playbook-based review, clause comparison, and redline suggestions bring several contract tasks into one platform.
• Pros: The free plan includes one user and 500+ templates, giving an individual a useful entry point.
• Pros: Business expands access to five users and insights from 250 documents, with integrations and support options at Enterprise.
• Pros: UK and EU hosting, stated encryption standards, and a commitment not to train on customer content address important data-handling concerns.
• Cons: Pro is limited to one user and insights from 50 documents, restricting its fit for teams or larger contract sets.
• Cons: Business costs $259 a year, billed $3,108/year, billed annually ($259 per month); its five-user and 250-document limits may still require a move to custom-priced Enterprise.
• Cons: GenieAI does not hold a SOC 2 report, which may rule it out for organizations that require one.

Alternatives

For broader category comparisons, browse AI Contract Review Software or AI Contract Generators.

Legartis is another freemium option, with a free plan offering one seat, two NDA reviews per month, and an NDA Best Practice Playbook; its free offer may suit a user focused on a small volume of NDA reviews.

Zuva offers API access and a free tier with daily limits of 25 files, classifications, language requests, and extractions, making it an alternative for API workflows with modest daily volumes.

Definely offers products that can be trialled or purchased through an account, with enterprise plans and customised pilots.

LeCHECK is another paid legal AI option with a free trial.

Kira is a paid option available on the web and as self-hosted software.

Maigon is a paid option available as an extension and on the web.

Robin AI is a paid option with a free plan and free trial, available as an extension and on the web.

DocJuris offers annual platform pricing sized to contract volume and enabled apps, with unlimited users and more than 25 standard apps, agents, and enterprise integrations included.

Verdict

Genie AI is a strong fit for business teams that want agreement drafting and playbook-led review alongside a way to track information across contracts. Its free plan gives one user a low-commitment start, and Business broadens access to five users and insights from 250 documents. Look elsewhere if your organization needs a SOC 2 report, or if the paid tiers' user and document limits do not match your workload.