Priced on contracts, not on headcount.
Every plan has every feature and unlimited users. The only thing that changes between tiers is how many contracts and legal entities you keep in Lumipact — so nothing gets gated as your team grows.
In every plan, no exceptions
- Unlimited users — invite the whole team
- AI intake, renewal alerts, approvals, reports, API
- Guided setup — we import and check your contracts with you
- Free trial, no credit card
Pick by the only number that matters
How many agreements do you need to track?
Supplier contracts, subscriptions, leases, insurance, NDAs, employment agreements.
Pick a range and we will point at the plan that fits — no sales call needed.
Three plans, one feature set
First time out of the spreadsheet
$99
/ month
or $990/year, 2 months free
- Contracts
- 100
- Legal entities
- 1
- Users
- Unlimited
Several entities and real renewal volume
$199
/ month
or $1,990/year, 2 months free
- Contracts
- 500
- Legal entities
- 2
- Users
- Unlimited
Multi-entity portfolios
$399
/ month
or $3,990/year, 2 months free
- Contracts
- 2,000
- Legal entities
- 3
- Users
- Unlimited
Add-ons, priced the boring way
Add or remove packs from your billing page at any time — prorated, and no auto-upgrades. You choose when to move up a tier.
Not sure which plan? Let the audit count for you.
The renewal-risk audit runs entirely in your browser and tells you how many agreements you actually have coming up — which is also the number that picks your tier.
Guided setup · included in every plan
- 1We import your vendor contracts with you — no lone data-entry weekend.
- 2We review every renewal and notice deadline the AI found, together.
- 3You get a committed-spend overview you can take to the next board meeting.
What actually differs
Only three rows, because only three things change. Everything else — AI intake, renewal alerts, access control, search, cost overview, API — is on every plan.
Questions
Do I pay per user or per contract?
Per contract, never per user. Every plan includes unlimited users, so inviting finance, operations, and whoever signs things costs nothing extra. Tiers differ by how many contracts and legal entities you track: Starter covers 100 contracts and one entity, Growth 500 and two, Business 2,000 and three. Pick by portfolio size, not headcount.
Is there a free plan?
No. Lumipact has no free tier — every plan starts with a 14-day free trial instead, with full access and no credit card required. When the trial ends you choose a paid plan to continue; nothing is charged automatically. Free to start, not free forever, and we would rather say that plainly than surprise you.
What is included in the free trial?
Everything: the trial is the full product, not a limited tier. AI extraction, the complete renewal alert schedule, unlimited users, spend reporting, and every integration are all active for the 14-day trial, with no credit card. The point is to let you load real contracts and see your actual renewal exposure before paying anything.
What happens when the trial ends?
You pick a plan and continue, or you walk away — nothing is charged automatically because no card was taken. You can export everything you entered at any time, and account data is removed after cancellation in line with your retention settings, so trying Lumipact does not lock your records in.
What happens if I go over my plan's contract limit?
Nothing is deleted and nothing upgrades itself. You choose: add packs of 100 contracts for $9/month from the billing page, or move up a tier when that is cheaper. No charge is ever applied automatically — hitting a limit is a decision point for you, not a billing event.
What counts as a contract?
Any agreement you need to stay on top of after signing: vendor and supplier contracts, software subscriptions, office and equipment leases, insurance policies, NDAs, and employment agreements. If it has a renewal date, a notice period, or a cost attached, it belongs in the portfolio — the type does not affect pricing.
Start on the trial. Pick a plan when you know your number.
Full access, no credit card, guided setup included from day one.
How this compares to the alternatives
| Tool | From | Billing | Free trial | Free tier | Renewal alerts | AI extraction | E-signature | Redlining |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lumipact | $99/month | By contract volume | 14 days | No | Yes | Yes | No | No |
| ContractSafe | €385/month (Organize, prepaid annually) | By contract volume | — | — | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Concord | $499/month (billed annually, 5 users included) | Flat | — | — | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| ContractWorks | — | — | 14 days | — | Yes | Yes | Yes | — |
| Juro | — | Quote only | — | — | — | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| DocuSign | — | Per user | — | — | — | — | Yes | — |
| Ironclad | — | Quote only | — | — | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| A spreadsheet | $0 | Flat | — | Yes | No | No | No | No |
Lumipact
Lumipact: Small teams that need to know what they signed and when it renews, without running an implementation project. Pricing starts at $99/month, billed by contract volume. A 14-day free trial is offered. Not the right fit for: Teams that need to draft, negotiate or sign contracts — there is no e-signature, no redlining, and no free tier.
ContractSafe
ContractSafe: Teams that want a searchable repository with signing and redlining included, priced by how many contracts they hold. Pricing starts at €385/month (Organize, prepaid annually), billed by contract volume. Not the right fit for: Teams at the smaller end: the entry tier is the most expensive published starting price in this table.
TODO(verify): the published figure is in euros and asterisked; confirm the US price before quoting it.
Concord
Concord: Teams that both create and store contracts and want drafting, negotiation and signing in the same place. Pricing starts at $499/month (billed annually, 5 users included), billed flat. Not the right fit for: Very small teams: the entry plan starts at $499/month with five users, and extra users are charged on top.
ContractWorks
ContractWorks: Teams that want a repository with automatic tagging and unlimited users on every plan. Pricing is not published on its own page, billed —. A 14-day free trial is offered. Not the right fit for: Buyers comparing on price today: the pricing page did not load when these facts were checked.
TODO(verify): the linked pricing page returned 404 on 2026-08-19. Feature facts come from the homepage and the AI feature page.
Juro
Juro: Teams whose bottleneck is producing and negotiating contracts rather than remembering the ones they signed. Pricing is not published on its own page, billed quote only. Not the right fit for: Buyers who want a published price: plans are quoted against your contract volume and chosen features.
DocuSign
DocuSign: Getting documents signed. It is the reference point for e-signature and integrates with most other tools. Pricing is not published on its own page, billed per user. Not the right fit for: Tracking what happens after signature: its e-signature plans page does not describe renewal tracking or contract data extraction.
TODO(verify): the pricing page served euro pricing for the location it was fetched from; check US figures locally before publishing any.
Ironclad
Ironclad: Larger legal teams running high contract volume, with someone whose job includes operating the platform. Pricing is not published on its own page, billed quote only. Not the right fit for: Teams without a legal function: pricing is quote-only and the platform assumes dedicated administration.
A spreadsheet
A spreadsheet: A small, stable set of contracts with one diligent owner. Free, familiar, and genuinely sufficient for a while. Pricing starts at $0, billed flat. Not the right fit for: Anything that has to warn you: a spreadsheet cannot send an alert, and it is only as current as the last person to update it.
Every figure above was read from the vendor's own page on 2026-08-19, and each tool name links to the page it came from. Vendor pricing changes often, so check the current page before deciding anything — and tell us if you find something here that has gone out of date.
