goHeather

goHeather is an AI contract platform that reviews, edits and drafts agreements and, as of fall 2026, extends into legal research. Users upload a contract or open it in Microsoft Word and the system identifies risks, extracts clauses and explains each issue in plain English, then proposes edits as tracked changes. Models from OpenAI, Anthropic and Google are trained on lawyer input, and the vendor states that contracts are never used to train those models. It is built for business operations and finance teams, in house legal departments, fractional general counsels, small law firms, procurement, sales and HR. The Word add in edits directly with tracked changes. Custom playbooks turn a preferred template into reusable review rules. An AI chat explains, revises or drafts clauses on request. Version comparison highlights what changed between drafts, OCR handles scanned PDFs and images, and reviews are jurisdiction aware across multiple languages. Deal abstracts summarize key facts, and electronic signature and secure storage are included. goHeather stresses that it provides legal information, not legal advice. The published Starter plan costs $400 per month or $2,400 per year, covers one seat with unlimited contract reviews, the Word add in, customizable playbooks, the web editor, chat redlines and a lawyer training session, and is limited to 600,000 characters per month. The Team plan is priced on request for two or more seats with pooled credits, document comparison, obligation tracking, team playbooks and beta access to drafting and research.