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This free calculator estimates how many hours an AI first-pass review would remove from your contract work each month and year. Enter contracts reviewed per month, hours per first-pass review and an hourly rate, then set the percentage of review time removed. The slider starts at 50 percent, the middle of what Gavel Exec customers have reported in published case studies.
Each reference button under the slider is a figure reported by a named Gavel Exec customer in a published case study. A regulated financial services firm reported 40 to 60 percent less time per contract. David Austin Law, a solo real estate practice, reported reviews in half the time. MIA Contract Lawyers reported that a review that took about 15 hours now takes about 5.
Reductions vary with contract type, the quality of the playbook the AI applies, and how much time the reviewing lawyer spends checking the output. The calculator reports hours per review after the AI first pass so you can judge whether the remaining time is realistic for your matters.
Gavel Exec works inside Microsoft Word. It reads the counterparty's draft, compares each clause to a playbook of your firm's positions, flags departures, and proposes redlines as tracked changes that the lawyer accepts, edits or rejects. The lawyer still reviews the contract; the first pass of finding and marking issues is what gets faster. Pricing is $160 per user per month or $1,740 per user per year, with 25 free queries to start and no credit card required.
Gavel Exec customers have reported reductions of 40 to 67 percent of first-pass review time per contract in published case studies, including a regulated financial services firm (40 to 60 percent) and MIA Contract Lawyers (about 15 hours to 5). The result for your team depends on contract type and playbook quality, which is why the calculator lets you set the percentage.
No. It performs the first pass of reading the draft, comparing it to your positions and proposing redlines. The lawyer reviews the proposed changes in Word and decides what to accept. The calculator's "hours per review after AI first pass" figure is that remaining lawyer time.
No. The calculator runs in your browser, makes no network requests and stores nothing. Reloading the page resets it.
Multiply the number of reviewers by $1,740 per year for an annual Gavel Exec plan and compare that with the "value per year at your rate" figure. You can also try Gavel Exec with 25 free queries, without a credit card, before deciding.
