Agiloft

Introduction

Agiloft is one of the oldest companies in this category — founded in 1990 by Colin Earl in Redwood City, California, originally as Integral Solutions Corporation, and bootstrapped and profitable for decades before taking any outside capital. It is a low-code/no-code platform: legal, procurement, and sales-operations teams configure contract creation, workflow, and renewal processes through drag-and-drop tools and dropdown menus rather than custom development, and the company has since layered in AI features for document analysis, obligation tracking, and clause management. Agiloft took its first outside investment in August 2020 ($45 million in growth equity from FTV Capital), was acquired by KKR in a majority-stake deal in May 2024 (with FTV Capital increasing its stake and JMI Equity joining as a new investor), and acquired the AI contract-review platform Screens in January 2025. In 2026 it launched Astra, a free-to-start contract AI platform now positioned as its flagship AI offering.

Legal Research

Agiloft is not a case-law or statutory research tool; its scope is an organization's own contract lifecycle.

Contract Analysis

A genuine strength, especially after the Screens acquisition — AI-assisted document analysis, obligation tracking, and clause management are now built into the core platform alongside its long-standing configurable workflow engine.

Document Drafting

Agiloft supports contract creation and templated document generation as part of its no-code workflow configuration, though this is secondary to its workflow/lifecycle-management core.

Legal Translation

Agiloft does not offer a dedicated legal translation feature.

Predictive Analytics

Agiloft's analytics are centered on workflow, obligation, and renewal tracking rather than predictive modeling of case or deal outcomes.

Pricing

Agiloft does not publish pricing; its pricing page only offers a "Get Pricing" / "Schedule a Demo" path, consistent with its enterprise, highly-configurable positioning.

User Reviews and Ratings

Agiloft holds a 4.6 out of 5 rating on G2 from roughly 98 reviews (74% five-star), with users praising its deep customization and AI-assisted contract management, and citing a steep learning curve, long implementation timelines, and pricing unpredictability as the main drawbacks.

Verdict

Agiloft's differentiator is genuine configurability — a no-code platform mature enough to be deployed even in regulated settings like healthcare — backed by three decades of operating history and now KKR's balance sheet. That same configurability is exactly what G2 reviewers flag as a steep learning curve and long implementation timeline, so it suits organizations with the internal capacity to configure it well, more than teams wanting an out-of-the-box tool.