Contractbook Pricing 2026: Plans, Pros & Cons

Overview

Contractbook is a contract management platform based in Copenhagen, Denmark, founded by Jarek Owczarek and Viktor Heide^[29]^[30]. On 18 June 2025 the Nordic e-signature and digital-identity company Scrive announced that it had acquired Contractbook, with the aim of offering a contract lifecycle from drafting and signing to storage; the website now shows Contractbook published under Scrive ApS^[29]^[30].

The product centres on a repository with AI import, data extraction, filtering and renewal reminders, an AI contract assistant that answers plain-English questions and summarises obligations, insight views with permission controls, and template-based creation, collaboration and e-signing^[29]. It integrates with HubSpot and Salesforce and offers an API^[29]. Contractbook states that it is SOC 2 certified and displays GDPR and eIDAS badges^[29]. Named customers include GANNI, Pleo, Visma, Novo Nordisk and Jyske Bank^[29].

Pricing is published but inconsistent: the pricing page shows Essential at US$399 per month and Accelerate at US$599 per month billed annually, a Centralize tier shown both as “request a quote” and at US$399, extra users priced in euros, and a 14-day free trial^[28].

Contractbook features

AI import and data extraction
AI contract assistant
Renewal reminders
Templates with conditional logic (Accelerate)
eIDAS-compliant e-signing
HubSpot, Salesforce and API integrations

Contractbook pricing

Essential: US$399/month billed annually (1 user, 100 signed contracts/year). Centralize: shown as quote or US$399/month (5 users). Accelerate: US$599/month billed annually (10 users). Extra users €50/month per pack of 5. 14-day free trial, no card required. The page mixes US$ and € and labels the top tier inconsistently.