Chamelio
by Chamelio
AI legal agents for in-house teams that draft, redline and route contracts from your own playbooks
Chamelio is an AI legal intelligence platform for in-house legal departments that drafts, reviews, negotiates and manages contracts with AI agents. It is built for general counsel and legal ops teams who want to replace a legacy contract lifecycle management system and stop triaging routine NDAs and vendor paper by hand.
Chamelio is a New York-based legal AI company founded in 2024 by Alex Zilberman (CEO, formerly COO and co-founder of AnyVision), Gil Banyas (COO, a former general counsel at AnyVision) and Gal Lellouche (CTO, who previously founded an AI company acquired by Sage). The product is positioned as a replacement for legacy contract lifecycle management (CLM) software. It ingests a company's existing contracts, policies and playbooks and turns them into a structured knowledge layer, then uses that layer to drive work across intake, negotiation and post-signature operations. Its modules include Negotiate, an AI redlining add-in for Microsoft Word that builds playbooks automatically from past negotiations; a contract repository with automatic metadata extraction, linked documents and reminders; agentic workflows for request intake, routing and multi-step task execution; an AI agent for legal research and repository questions; and an Insights dashboard. Customers can run agents on their own for routine agreements or keep a lawyer in the loop. Chamelio lists integrations with Salesforce, Slack, Microsoft Teams, NetSuite, Box, Google Drive and procurement tools, and an AI-powered CLM Migrator for moving off older systems. It raised a $10M seed in January 2026 (Work-Bench and Emerge Ventures) and a $26M Series A on September 22, 2026 led by Entree Capital, and says ARR grew fourfold between the two rounds. Named customers include Wiz, monday.com, Socure, AppsFlyer, Lightricks, Fiverr and Cellebrite. It competes with CLM vendors such as Ironclad and with in-house legal AI assistants.
A general counsel or head of legal ops at a mid-size or high-growth company whose small team is buried in routine contract review and whose current CLM is mostly a storage system.
Routine agreements get drafted, redlined against the company's own past positions and routed without a lawyer touching each one, so turnaround drops without adding headcount.
At a Glance
- Category
- Industry & Government
- Pricing
- Usage-based, Contact for pricing
- Target Market
- General Counsel, Legal Operations, CIOs, CFOs
- Deployment
- Cloud-only
- Founded
- 2024
- Headquarters
- New York, United States
- Customers
- Hundreds (company-reported, September 2026); about 100 at the January 2026 seed
Key Features
- ✓Negotiate (Word add-in)
AI redlining inside Microsoft Word that applies playbooks generated from the company's own past negotiations, so reviewers start from house positions instead of a blank clause.
- ✓Self-building playbooks
Playbooks are built and maintained automatically from historical contracts, which removes the manual work of writing and updating fallback positions.
- ✓Contract repository
Central vault with automatic metadata extraction, linked documents, custom columns, access controls and reminders for renewals and obligations.
- ✓Agentic workflows
Handles intake, request routing and multi-step task execution, with the option to run routine work autonomously or require lawyer approval.
- ✓AI legal agent
Answers questions across the contract repository and runs legal research grounded in the company's own documents and policies.
- ✓CLM Migrator
AI-assisted migration from legacy CLM systems that the vendor says takes days rather than months, lowering the switching cost.
- ✓Insights dashboards
Tracks legal workload, task performance and turnaround so legal ops can report on throughput to the business.
Capabilities
Use Cases
- •Sales contract redlining
Sales sends customer paper through Salesforce or Slack, and Chamelio redlines it against prior negotiated positions before a lawyer reviews the exceptions.
- •NDA and low-risk agreement automation
Standard NDAs and vendor agreements are drafted and approved by agents end to end, leaving only non-standard terms for counsel.
- •Legal intake and triage
Requests arriving from Slack, Teams or email are classified and routed to the right owner, cutting the manual triage queue for legal ops.
- •Portfolio questions across thousands of contracts
Legal answers questions such as which contracts carry a given liability cap or renewal term by querying the structured repository instead of reading files.
- •Migrating off a legacy CLM
Teams move contracts and metadata out of an older CLM with the migrator tool and keep historical positions available for future negotiations.
Ideal For
Best For
- ✓In-house legal teams replacing a legacy CLM that stores contracts but does no work on them
- ✓High-volume NDA, vendor and sales contract review where the company already has negotiation history
- ✓Legal ops teams that want intake, routing and matter tracking in the same tool as redlining
- ✓Lean legal departments at venture-backed tech companies that cannot grow attorney headcount with deal volume
Not Ideal For
- ✗Law firms and litigation-heavy practices, since the product is built around corporate contract workflows rather than case work or legal research databases
- ✗Buyers who need peer reviews and published list pricing before a shortlist, because Capterra shows no user reviews yet and the vendor site only offers a demo
- ✗Regulated organisations that need ISO 27001, HIPAA or a named data-residency region confirmed up front, as the public security page lists SOC 2 Type II only
Deployment
Market & Ratings
Hundreds (company-reported, September 2026); about 100 at the January 2026 seed
Market Analysis
Pros
- ✓Named customers include well-known tech companies such as Wiz, monday.com, Socure and AppsFlyer
- ✓Works inside Microsoft Word, where in-house lawyers already redline
- ✓Reported fourfold ARR growth between January and September 2026 suggests real adoption
- ✓SOC 2 Type II, encryption in transit and at rest, and a stated policy that customer data does not train external models
Cons
- ✗No independent user reviews yet: Capterra showed zero reviews as of September 2026 and G2 could not be checked
- ✗Young company founded in 2024, so long-term product stability and support depth are unproven
- ✗Focused on contract work; an in-house legal AI comparison from GC AI notes contract-centric tools do not cover regulatory research, employment, privacy or board prep
- ✗Public security page names only SOC 2 Type II, with SSO, ISO 27001 and hosting regions not stated
Pricing
Chamelio platform
From $6,000/yr (per Capterra)
- ✓Negotiate Word add-in
- ✓Contract repository
- ✓Agentic workflows
- ✓Insights dashboards
Enterprise
Contact for pricing
- ✓CLM migration
- ✓Custom integrations
- ✓Onboarding support
Chamelio does not publish prices on its own site and routes buyers to a demo. Capterra lists a starting price of $6,000 per year on usage-based pricing, with a free trial but no free version. Expect the final figure to depend on contract volume and modules.
Security & Compliance
Sources
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