How much does legal document automation software cost?

Legal document automation software with AI costs $59.00/user/mo at XpressDox or $83/mo at Gavel when the vendor posts a price, and two tools in the category can be used free. Four of the eight tools in Document Automation & Assembly — Clio Draft, Luminary, Vanilla and Wealth Docx — are priced by quote. Every price below was read on the vendor's own site on October 31, 2026 and links to the listing with the full price string.

Posted prices

• XpressDox: Essential $59.00/user/mo or $590.00/user/yr; Professional $79.00/user/mo or $790.00/user/yr. Templates built inside Microsoft Word, cloud or on-premise hosting, AutoCode AI for template authoring, and integrations named with iManage, NetDocuments and DocuSign.
• Gavel: $83/mo (Lite, billed annually); Standard $165-$210/mo; Pro $290/mo; Scale $417/mo. Client-facing questionnaires that assemble Word and fillable-PDF documents, a Clio integration on Lite, payment collection and e-signature on upper tiers, and a 7-day free trial. Gavel posts a no-training statement and names SOC 2 Type II.

Free to start

• Trust & Will EstateOS: free. The attorney platform reads uploaded wills, trusts and powers of attorney into editable summaries and routes Trust & Will members to firms by state and practice area; it does not draft documents, and the vendor says pricing tiers are planned.
• Legito: free workspace with Legito Sign included and a 30-day trial of all features; paid plans are quoted. Kedy AI converts Word documents into automated templates and extracts data from documents and emails. Legito posts a no-training statement and names ISO/IEC 27001.

Priced by quote

• Clio Draft: quoted. Converts Word files into fillable templates, pre-fills multiple documents per case from Clio, offers state court forms and U.S. immigration forms, and uses built-in AI to turn existing Word documents into templates. Clio posts a no-training statement and names SOC 2 Type II.
• Wealth Docx: quoted WealthCounsel membership that bundles estate planning drafting (Wealth Docx, Elder Docx, Business Docx) with the LawY AI assistant in every tier.
• Luminary: quoted. The law-firm edition turns trusts, wills and asset information into source-cited summaries, estate diagrams and client deliverables. Posts a no-training statement and names SOC 2 Type II.
• Vanilla: quoted, licensed per user. Its attorney edition extracts and analyzes estate documents into plan summaries, plan reviews and asset flowcharts.

What the price covers

The posted prices are per user per month at XpressDox and per firm per month on annual billing at Gavel; in both, the AI builds the template and the questionnaire or data source fills it. The quoted platforms are sold through a demo, and three of them — Wealth Docx, Luminary and Vanilla — are estate-specific. If the firm already runs a practice suite, Smokeball ships 20,000+ document templates and LEAP ships a Generator for letters and court forms, each quoted. Four of the eight tools in the category post a no-training statement and name a security standard; the confidentiality column on each listing shows which.

Quick answers

What is the cheapest legal document automation software with a posted price?

XpressDox posts Essential at $59.00/user/mo or $590.00/user/yr, and Gavel posts its Lite plan at $83/mo billed annually with a 7-day free trial. Legito and Trust & Will EstateOS can be used free.

Does Clio have document automation?

Yes. Clio Draft, formerly Lawyaw, pulls client and matter details from Clio into templates and court forms, includes e-signature and online client questionnaires, and uses AI to turn existing Word documents into templates; it is quoted.

Which document automation tools are built for estate planning?

Wealth Docx (a WealthCounsel membership, quoted), Luminary (quoted) and Vanilla (quoted) are estate-specific, and Trust & Will EstateOS is free for attorneys who join its referral network.