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Definely vs Spellbook

Pricing, free plans, ratings, features, pros and cons, side by side. Where one comes out ahead, we mark it.

Definely

Nearly tripled ARR in a single year, built by two former Freshfields lawyers

4.0Not listed

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Spellbook

Drafts and redlines contracts directly inside Microsoft Word

4.2Not listed

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Who comes out ahead

Based only on the facts in our directory. The right pick still depends on the job you need done.

  • Lower starting price

    Not comparable

    Not comparable: Definely does not list a price

  • Free plan

    Tie

    Neither has one

  • Higher rating

    Spellbook

    4.0 against 4.2

  • Same job?

    Yes

    Both are Legal AI tools

Side by side

Compared onDefinelySpellbook
Our rating4.04.2Better
Starts atNot listedNot listed
Free planNoNo
CategoryLegal AILegal AI
PlansSee pricingSee pricing
Key features
  • AI drafting, editing, and proofreading built for complex negotiated documents
  • Catches defined-term errors and cross-reference mistakes in dense contracts
  • Nearly tripled annual recurring revenue in 2024
  • Works with roughly 100 in-house legal teams and law firms
  • $30M Series B led by Revaia, with legal tech company Clio participating
  • Drafts contract language and flags risky clauses directly inside Microsoft Word
  • Purpose-built for transactional contract drafting and negotiation
  • No separate platform to learn, works inside an existing document editor
  • $63M total funding including a $50M Series B in October 2025
  • Originally founded in 2017, rebranded around the Spellbook product in 2022
Pros
  • Founders' Big Law background shows in a focus on genuinely complex documents
  • Strong recent revenue growth validates real demand among legal teams
  • Backed by Clio, a legal tech company with direct category expertise
  • Works directly inside Microsoft Word, no new platform to adopt
  • Focused specifically on contract drafting, a clear and narrow job to be done
  • Recent substantial funding from a top-tier investor
Cons
  • Pricing isn't published, requires a sales conversation to get a quote
  • Narrower focus on document precision rather than full contract lifecycle management
  • Smaller company with less brand recognition than larger legal AI platforms
  • Narrower scope than full-platform competitors, doesn't cover research or due diligence
  • Word-native workflow requires a firm already standardized on Microsoft's document tools
  • Smaller funding scale than Harvey or Legora limits comparable investment pace
CompanyDefinely, founded 2020Spellbook, founded 2017

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FAQ

Questions people ask

Is Definely better than Spellbook?

In our reviews Definely scores 4.0 and Spellbook scores 4.2. The better pick depends on the job. Definely: Nearly tripled ARR in a single year, built by two former Freshfields lawyers. Spellbook: Drafts and redlines contracts directly inside Microsoft Word.

Which is cheaper, Definely or Spellbook?

Definely: see pricing. Spellbook: see pricing.

Do Definely and Spellbook have free plans?

Neither lists a free plan.

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