Diligen

Pricing is not published on Diligen's own site, and third-party sources report different figures — some cite subscription plans starting around $350/month, while others describe per-deal engagement pricing for due diligence work in the roughly $10K–$30K range. Because these numbers vary and may be outdated, you should request a quote directly from Diligen based on your volume and use case.

You import contracts into the platform, and its machine learning models automatically identify hundreds of key provisions across the document set. You can then filter and review contracts by name, date, parties, or provision type, assign documents to teammates, and export summaries to Word or Excel. The core workflow is designed to turn a large pile of contracts into a searchable, reviewable database.

Yes. Beyond its hundreds of pre-trained clause models, Diligen lets you train the system to identify new clauses or concepts that matter to your work. This is useful for specialized areas such as oil and gas, privacy, NDAs, and lease review where standard models may not cover every provision.

Diligen is a demo-led product rather than a self-serve signup, so you begin by requesting a demo with their team to discuss your use case. After onboarding, you upload your contracts and immediately benefit from the pre-trained clause models before adding any custom training. There is no public free trial listed on the site.

Yes. The platform is designed to scale from as few as 50 contracts to hundreds of thousands, and it is used by organizations ranging from small legal teams to large corporations. Collaborative assignment and review management features help coordinate the work across a team.

Diligen automatically generates contract summaries in both Word and Excel formats. This makes it easy to share extracted provisions and findings with clients or internal stakeholders using tools legal teams already rely on.

No, Diligen does not offer a free plan or free trial according to available research. Pricing starts at $350/month for the Essential plan, though some sources indicate pricing may not be publicly listed and requires contacting the vendor directly.

Integration details were not found in our research — check the official website or contact Diligen directly for information about integrations with other legal software and document management systems.

Diligen is specifically designed for contract analysis using machine learning, distinguishing it from general contract management tools. Alternative contract analysis platforms exist, but Diligen's focus on training custom clause recognition and generating automated summaries positions it for legal teams with specialized review needs rather than basic contract storage.