Deed review
A focused web tool for drafting, signing, and tracking basic agreements.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Deed is a web-based contract tool for founders, freelancers, agencies, consultants, and operations teams. It turns structured deal inputs into AI-assisted drafts, then supports clause editing, reusable templates, secure counterparty review links, electronic signatures, and an audit trail of contract events. Users can also upload existing PDFs for signing, search across agreements, and export branded contract PDFs and signature certificates.
Its strongest fit is a contained contract workflow rather than a broad legal operations system. Drafting, editing, sending, signing, and record-keeping sit within the same product, while PDF upload extends the workflow to agreements created elsewhere. The combination is useful for teams that need repeatable documents and a clear record of signing activity without requiring a separate e-signature step. The standout feature is the connection between structured deal inputs and AI-assisted drafting, with reusable templates and clause editing providing control over the generated document.
The Free plan includes 1 contract, AI-assisted drafting, e-signature, and a PDF logo, with no credit card required. Pro adds unlimited contracts, AI drafts and PDF uploads, review, sending, signing, and auditing, with cancellation available anytime. The published plan structure describes Pro as one flat monthly price rather than per-user pricing, and pricing is presented in GBP. Deed should suit users who want basic drafting and e-signatures through a web interface. Teams needing broader platform coverage or a different contract workflow should compare alternatives before choosing it.
Deed pros and cons
- Where it wins
- AI drafts contracts from structured deal inputs
- Combines review links, e-signatures, and audit trails
- Supports PDF uploads, templates, search, and branded exports
- Where it doesn't
- Free plan is limited to 1 contract
- Available through the web only
- Pro pricing is presented without a listed amount
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