Your legal ecosystem, chosen by your team.
Set the positions your company will accept, check every agreement against them, and give your legal team one workspace for contracts, research, drafting and cross-border questions.

Built around your company’s positions
Zealia does not force every company into one legal template. Your team chooses its preferred governing law, liability cap, indemnity approach, payment terms, renewal rules and other positions. Those choices become a reusable playbook for future reviews.
Upload or paste an agreement and Zealia compares it with the selected playbook. The report separates acceptable language from deviations and severe risks, then proposes fallback wording for negotiation. The lawyer remains in control of every decision.
Choose the rule once
Turn your contract policy into clear, reusable positions without building a complicated workflow.
See every deviation clearly
Review the agreement against the playbook and move directly from risk to proposed wording.
Two clauses need negotiation before approval.
Uncapped liability conflicts with the 1× annual-fees cap.
60-day term exceeds the company position of 30 days.
Five-year term matches the approved position.
One workspace for daily legal work
Affordable by design
Plans start at $65 a month and include every tool — in-house and litigation. You choose the team size and credits you need rather than buying a fixed enterprise package. Compare all plans.
Common questions
- What in-house tools does Zealia include?
- Every plan includes Playbook Studio, contract review against your company positions, the AI Assistant, research memos, drafting, the document vault, automatic jurisdiction grounding and cross-border enforcement review.
- Who are the in-house tools for?
- It is designed for general counsel, small in-house legal teams, legal operations teams and companies that need a consistent way to review recurring commercial contracts.
- Does it work across jurisdictions?
- Yes. Set the workspace legal system once, override it when a contract requires another law, and verify all legal conclusions against the linked sources before relying on them.
- How much do the in-house tools cost?
- They are included on every plan: $65 a month for Solo, $295 for Chambers (team), or $795 for Enterprise. Litigation tools are included too. All prices are in USD.