goHeather

goHeather is a contract-focused legal AI for business teams and law firms that drafts agreements, reviews them against playbooks, redlines in Word and handles legal research.

What is goHeather?

goHeather is a legal AI platform focused on contracts. It drafts agreements, reviews them clause by clause, suggests redlines and answers legal questions, with a Microsoft Word add-in so the work can happen inside the documents teams already use. In its fall 2026 update it expanded from contract review into broader legal work such as research and memos.

It is built for business teams and law firms that handle routine agreements, such as NDAs, MSAs, leases and supplier contracts, where hiring outside counsel for every deal is hard to justify.

Key Features of goHeather

Contract drafting

You describe the agreement you need, answer a few questions and edit an outline before goHeather drafts each section into a Word file with schedules and signature blocks. You can start from a blank page, a previous agreement or a term sheet.

Clause-by-clause review

Uploaded contracts are checked against your playbook, with findings ranked by risk and explained in plain English, plus red flag detection and suggested replacement text.

Word add-in and redlining

The Microsoft Word add-in reviews and redlines Word and PDF files with tracked changes and short notes, and can compare the other side's markup across several negotiation rounds.

Custom playbooks

Teams can build playbooks themselves or generate them from preferred contracts, so reviews follow their own positions. Starter users get help from a commercial lawyer to set them up.

Legal research and drafting chat

A chat interface answers legal questions with web sources you can check, and drafts memos, letters and emails that download as Word, PDF or Excel files.

Summaries and due diligence

Contracts can be turned into legal summaries or deal abstracts, and a tabular review pulls key terms from many agreements into one table.

goHeather Pricing

goHeather uses seat-based plans with every feature included and no document limits. Annual billing halves the monthly price, and every plan starts with a 7-day free trial without a credit card.

Prices checked on October 27, 2026; check the official pricing page for current plans.

Data is hosted on AWS in the United States, and goHeather states that customer documents are not used to train its or its providers' models.

Who Should Use goHeather?

• Small and mid-sized businesses that sign routine contracts without in-house counsel.
• Sales, procurement and operations teams that need a fast first pass on agreements.
• In-house lawyers and law firms that want consistent playbook-based review.
• Founders drafting NDAs, offer letters and service agreements.

Is goHeather Worth It?

For teams that review contracts every month, goHeather offers a lot: drafting, playbook review, Word redlining, research and summaries with unlimited use in one seat. At $200 a month on annual billing it is priced as professional legal software rather than a casual tool, so occasional users may find it expensive, and the monthly rate is double.

AI review is a first pass, not a substitute for a qualified lawyer on high-stakes or unusual deals, and jurisdiction-specific output should still be checked. If you handle a steady flow of routine agreements, the free trial is the best way to see whether it saves enough time. Visit the official goHeather website for details.