Zuva review
Low-cost contract extraction with custom fields, clause evidence, exports, and API access.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Zuva provides AI tools for contract analysis and legal diligence. Its products are aimed at legal teams, in-house counsel, contract professionals, developers, and organizations managing large contract portfolios. Zuva Analyze supports contract uploads, document classification, extraction of legal provisions and structured contract data, custom questions, summaries, clause review with evidence and direct clause locations, and Excel or Word export. The API supports structured extraction, custom field training, and contract analysis pipelines.
Pricing is split between Analyze and API offerings. The Free plan allows 25 files, 25 classification requests, 25 language requests, and 25 extraction requests per day, with a maximum of 10 fields per extraction request. API Pay-as-you-go starts at $1.25 per document and includes 1,400+ AI fields, 225+ document classifications, custom field creation, configurable data retention, and cloud-hosted or self-hosted deployment. Analyze Pay-as-you-go costs $10 per document and adds custom workflows and questions, Excel and Word export, and SOC 2 Type II certification. Enterprise plans use volume-based pricing and can include dedicated support, SLA options, hosting options, and multi-product discounts. API pricing also includes a minimum commitment.
For teams focused on structured contract data, Zuva’s strongest fit is its combination of classification, extraction, custom questions, clause evidence, exports, REST API access, and self-hosting on Azure or AWS. Microsoft Power Automate is listed as an integration, while web, API, and self-hosted deployment support different operating models. Buyers seeking a focused extraction and review layer may find the product well aligned with contract diligence workflows. Organizations that need verified legal research, drafting, or a broader matter workspace should choose a platform built around those capabilities instead.
Zuva pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan includes daily classification, language, and extraction requests
- Pay-as-you-go supports 1,400+ AI fields and custom field creation
- Offers Excel and Word export, REST API access, and self-hosting
- Where it doesn't
- Does not provide verified legal research capabilities
- Does not provide contract drafting capabilities
- Lacks matter-workspace capabilities for broader legal workflows
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