What is Airstrip AI?
Airstrip AI is an AI legal assistant for businesses. It creates, updates, manages, and analyzes contracts and legal documents. Users describe what they need, and the AI generates a personalized draft in minutes. It also reads and explains complex documents in plain language.
Features & Benefits
- AI contract creation – Generate personalized contracts by describing your needs. The AI asks follow-up questions and produces a draft quickly.
- Context-aware drafting – Add a website URL to pull in business context automatically. No manual input needed.
- AI document updates – Describe changes in plain language and get an updated contract fast. No manual editing required.
- Document simplification – Convert legal jargon into plain-language summaries. Key points are highlighted for easy review.
- In-depth document analysis – The AI reads the full document and returns reasoned, source-based answers. Useful for making informed legal decisions.
- Multi-document analysis via Pilot – Analyze multiple documents at once through Pilot, the built-in AI legal assistant. Returns thoroughly researched legal assessments.
- Contract sharing and management – Share and manage contracts with other parties directly inside the platform.
Real-World Applications
Founders and small business owners can use Airstrip AI to draft NDAs, service agreements, and client contracts without outside counsel. They describe the contract type, add business context, and get a reviewable draft in minutes. This removes the usual back-and-forth with a lawyer for routine documents.
Agencies often need to update contracts when client requirements change. Instead of manually finding and editing specific clauses, users can describe the change in plain language. Airstrip AI applies the update directly. This saves time during fast-moving projects.
Anyone reviewing a long or unfamiliar agreement can get a plain-language breakdown of the key terms. This is useful for vendor contracts, SaaS terms, or investor documents. A user can understand what they are agreeing to without needing a lawyer to explain every clause.
Teams managing contracts from multiple parties can use Pilot to compare documents and assess legal implications across several files at once. This may benefit procurement teams, legal ops professionals, and consultants who need accurate, well-reasoned output rather than basic summaries.
