Stretta CLM
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The more people use it,
the more you pay.
Because apparently buying a contract system doesn’t include signing contracts.
You bought the software.
Now pay someone else to make it work.
AI add-ons · adoption packages · more consultants
Here’s a bigger invoice.
So why are you typing it into a form?
Possibly long enough for the requirements
to change before it goes live.
The turn
Build workflows. Change approval rules. Create templates. Add fields. Without booking a consultant first.
Gage · Admin AI
The admin who keeps the house in order.
Cleans up templates and clause libraries.
Flags contracts that skipped redlining.
Shows which approvals create bottlenecks.
The roots
What you promised. What you were promised.
What it costs. When it ends. Where the risk sits.
It stays inside individual documents.
Waiting for someone to find it, read it and remember it.
The canopy
And becomes useful.
From the digital twin
org → counterparties → contracts · colour = risk
✦ What Stretta noticed
signed run-rate (solid) vs pipeline if-signed (dashed) — $3.5M pipeline
From the twin · tap to open
Where is our exposure concentrated?
What happens if a key supplier fails?
Which agreements would be affected if something changed?
What did this customer push back on?
What have they previously accepted?
Which clauses slow down every negotiation?
What was I working on last week?
Which agreements are waiting on me?
What is approaching a deadline?
Could this agreement become self-service?
Where are approvals creating bottlenecks?
What keeps getting negotiated out?
Comments. Tracked changes. Version comparison. Download it as Word — everything stays native. yes, you can still use Word — we’re not monsters
The in-app editor · real screenshot
The colleague who has already read everything.
“What was I working on last week?”
“What agreements are waiting on me?”
“What renewals are coming up?”
“What was that contract with the governing law in Delaware?”
Every user. Every plan.
Need to go deeper? Legal research without the briefing.
Connected to enforcement-body, regulatory and case-law APIs.
With sources, not guesses.
Research the issue.
Check your clause library.
Compare preferred and fallback positions.
Add Norma for
$379
per research user, per month.
✦ Marli · Everyday AI
Included with every planNorma · Legal research
Specialist add-on
Because adoption should be good news.
even Dave from SalesBecause agreements are supposed to be signed.
no envelope rationsNot months.
no eighteen-month programmeYour new favourite colleague. For every user. As standard.
she’s already read it
Stretta CLM
From first request to what happens next
Skipped the film? Here’s the whole thing.
One subscription. The complete CLM — with the AI colleagues built in, not sold back to you as add-ons.
Pricing · USD
Serious CLM. Without charging you for everyone who uses it.
$15,000 billed annually. Includes your first 1,000 contracts.
Additional contracts: $12 each at the standard annual rate.
Unlimited users · Unlimited native signing · Marli included
Same published rates for every customer. No negotiation required.
invite the whole business — it won’t increase your user fees
Your first 1,000 contracts are included.
Billed annually, at the list rate.
Invite everyone who needs to work with your contracts. The slider’s end isn’t a limit — type a bigger number if you like.
Native signing is included. The slider’s end isn’t a limit either.
Use them where they help. You don’t need an implementation project to claim them.
An hour each quarter with the product owner is also included. Additional advisory time: $195/hour — fixing faults in our software is never billed.
Optional, and distinct from self-service setup (which is $0) and the eight included hours. If you’d rather we set Stretta up for you, we’ll scope it and quote it before anything is agreed.
Genuinely one-off work on someone else’s data. Small migrations are part of ordinary setup; above the applicable volume it becomes a fixed-fee piece of work with a stated scope.
A real infrastructure and operations cost, not a licence gate. If your compliance posture needs a dedicated instance, we quote what it actually costs to run.
Beyond your included eight hours and quarterly product-owner session. Advisory means advice — fixing faults in our own software is never billed.
A contract counts when its record is created, including as a draft. Versions and amendments of that contract do not count again. Signature envelopes, attachments and research uploads never count, and archiving does not refund a created contract.
If you create a contract record for an agreement — including uploading an executed one to manage it — it counts like any other. Documents attached to an existing contract for reference or signing do not count.
The included 1,000 contracts apply to each annual subscription period.
At $12 each, the same rate regardless of volume, invoiced in arrears at the end of each annual period — never mid-cycle, never at a penalty rate, and never as a forced upgrade.
They’re published and available to every customer on identical terms: 6% off for a two-year commitment, 11% off for three years, applied to the platform price. Monthly rolling carries an 18% premium over the annual rate. Norma seats are always $379 per month, whatever the term.
No. There is no annual escalator. Our three-year discount is 11% — and it is still 11% in year three.
The rate is still $12. The conversation at that scale is about payment terms and infrastructure, not a discount.
Every account includes a pooled allowance of AI actions, scaled to your committed contract volume — sized so that realistic use doesn’t approach it. If you ever do approach it, we will call you; we will not bill you for exceeding it without an agreement in writing.
Every new account gets one Norma seat free for 90 days — no card, no auto-conversion. If nobody uses it, it lapses quietly. Paid seats are billed at $379 per seat per month and are not affected by commitment discounts.
Yes — self-service setup is the default and costs nothing, and the eight included hours are there when you want a person. Managed setup exists for teams who’d rather we did it, and is quoted separately.
Built by people who spent a decade implementing CLM.
Less explaining. More showing.
Thirty minutes, the real product on screen, and a conversation with no pitch.