Concord Pricing, Plans & Alternatives (2026)

Overview

Concord is a contract management platform covering intake, drafting, negotiation, e-signature, storage and renewals; the company says it launched its first end-to-end CLM product in 2014 and is used by thousands of companies^[24]. Named customers include Vecna Robotics, LeoVegas, Yates Construction and Pima Community College^[24].

Features include AI review that explains risks and obligations and suggests edits, built-in redlining with version control and comments, unlimited e-signatures, deadline alerts, executive reporting, and self-service intake from legal-approved templates^[23]^[24]. Integrations with Salesforce, HubSpot, Google Drive, Box, Dropbox and Zapier start on the Business plan, with Slack integration in beta^[23].

Concord publishes its prices. Each plan includes five users and is billed monthly on an annual contract: Essentials US$499 per month, Business US$899 and Enterprise US$1,299, with extra users at US$49, US$69 and US$89 per month respectively^[23]. Unlimited free viewers and guests are included. The clause library, bulk send, open API and subsidiary management are limited to the Enterprise plan, so organisations needing those pay the top rate^[23].

Concord features

AI copilot review and extraction
Unlimited e-signatures and documents
Redlining, versions and comments
Deadline reminders and amendment management
Intake forms and approval workflows (Business)
Clause library and open API (Enterprise)

Concord pricing

Essentials: US$499/month, 5 users, extra users US$49/month. Business: US$899/month, extra users US$69/month. Enterprise: US$1,299/month, extra users US$89/month. Billed monthly, paid annually; unlimited free viewers and guests; volume discounts on request.