About PocketLaw (now Miramis)
Introduction
PocketLaw has rebranded to Miramis in 2026 (the pocketlaw.com domain now redirects to miramis.co), positioning itself as an AI-native contract management platform for the whole business — not just the legal team. Miramis covers the full contract lifecycle: creation, collaboration, negotiation, e-signing, storage, tracking, and analysis in one place, and is used by 1,000+ teams including Strömma, Svea Solar, and BabyBjörn.
Contract Analysis & Drafting
Miramis includes an AI agent called PLAI that reviews contracts against a company’s own playbooks and flags risks automatically. Sales, HR, and Procurement teams — not only lawyers — can draft from pre-approved templates with conditional logic and clause libraries, and the vendor reports cutting average commercial contract turnaround from 21 days to 3–5 days. Built-in, eIDAS-compliant e-signing and real-time collaboration with tracked changes round out the drafting and negotiation workflow.
Legal Research
Miramis does not provide case law, legislation databases, or precedent search — it is not designed for legal research and should not be relied on for it.
Predictive Analytics
The platform provides dashboards and metadata-driven insights (key dates, parties, renewal terms) rather than true predictive risk modeling, so treat its analytics as operational visibility rather than forecasting.
Pricing
Miramis (formerly PocketLaw) offers tiered pricing that can be adjusted per team, with a paid PLUS tier starting around €5,900 annually and a free tier available for very light usage; exact pricing depends on team size and modules needed.
User Reviews and Ratings
Independent reviews are mixed: the platform is rated around 7.8 out of 10 on G2 for meeting buyer requirements, with some reviewers noting the product doesn’t always fully meet more advanced or specialized needs, alongside consistent praise for its ease of use for non-lawyer teams.
Verdict
Miramis (PocketLaw) is a solid, easy-to-use choice for companies that want cross-functional contract management — not just for the legal team — with fast turnaround and simple e-signing built in. It is not a fit for anyone needing legal research or serious predictive analytics, and larger or more specialized legal departments may find its capabilities lighter than dedicated CLM or legal-AI platforms.

