Leah (formerly ContractPodAi) AI features and pricing (October 2026)

Leah, formerly ContractPodAi, is an AI platform for contract lifecycle management, legal operations and procurement. Legal and contracting teams use it to draft, review, approve and track contracts, with AI agents handling routine steps under their own playbooks.

The company rebranded from ContractPodAi to Leah in 2026, and its website moved to leahai.com on January 6, 2026. The legal entity, ContractPod Technologies Limited, is headquartered in London with offices in New York, Dubai, Sydney, Glasgow, Mumbai and Singapore. Leah Agentic CLM covers intake, drafting, AI review in Microsoft Word, approval routing, e-signature, repository, obligation tracking and renewals. Leah Agentic OS adds workflows, an app builder and domain agents, and Leah Legal, Procurement and Finance run on top of it. The vendor names consumer goods and manufacturing, energy, financial services, healthcare and pharma as target industries. The platform runs as a multi-tenant cloud service.

• Classifies and reads incoming contractsWith One-Drop, a team uploads any counterparty document, and Leah classifies the contract type and extracts key clauses, obligations and parties. It then starts the matching workflow, so requesters skip manual intake forms and legal does not re-key contract data.
• Reviews and redlines against playbooksLeah checks counterparty paper against the team's playbook, applies preferred positions and returns Word-ready redlines with tracked changes. Lawyers review a proposed result instead of marking up each draft from scratch.
• Tracks obligations and renewalsThe platform detects obligations and renewal clauses in contracts and sets reminders ahead of expiry, for example 90 days before. Contract owners get alerts in time to renegotiate or end a contract.
• Triages legal requests with specialist agentsIn Leah Legal, a coordinating agent classifies each request, scores risk and routes it to specialists for review, compliance or spend questions. Results arrive with citations to clause, policy and matter, and counsel decides.

• Product names changed with the rebrand: ContractPodAi CLM is now Leah Agentic CLM, and the Leah assistant grew into Leah Agentic OS.
• The platform selects among several large language models per task, with per-action audit trails described on the AI governance page.
• Customer contract data is never used to train models, according to the vendor, and Leah states it remains SOC 2 Type II certified.
• Contract terms follow the open Bonterms Cloud Terms and Bonterms DPA.

Leah names London as its headquarters and lists seven offices, including New York, Dubai, Sydney, Glasgow, Mumbai and Singapore; the legal entity ContractPod Technologies Limited did not change with the rename.

Pricing is not published, so request a quote and ask what the agentic modules cost beyond CLM. The site names Azure Key Vault for key management but no data regions, so ask where contract data is stored. For UK use, check UK GDPR and the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 for personal data in contracts. Lawyers remain responsible for reviewing AI output.

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