GC AI is an AI platform purpose-built for in-house lawyers and legal teams. Ask questions, give it documents or links to work with, and get answers and drafts. GC AI also has contract agents in Word and Playbooks for commercial teams, right in Word. GC AI for Word takes your input and redlines, reads and makes comments, and acts on your behalf. Playbooks do the same for your company's positions over time.

GC AI is built exclusively for in-house legal teams, with workflows, output style, and pricing designed for corporate counsel. Harvey initially launched with law firms and has since expanded to in-house. GC AI's founder is a three-time General Counsel; Harvey's co-founder comes from Big Law. GC AI's outputs are concise and business-focused, shaped by a 20,000-line system prompt. See the comparison.

GC AI is best for generalist in-house lawyers who want concise answers for busy stakeholders, handle a wide variety of contracts, and don't often research hidden caselaw. If your practice is specialized, other platforms may be better, and we'll happily recommend them. GC AI is the only legal AI built end to end for in-house counsel.

Yes. GC AI has enterprise-grade security, preserves your data in a private database instance, and does not train on confidential information, nor do our providers. In U.S. v. Heppner, a federal judge ruled information input into generalist tools like ChatGPT may not be privileged because those tools lack confidentiality terms. GC AI offers that; your information stays privileged through contractual and technical protections.

Yes. GC AI includes a pre-built in-house Skill Library with workflows for MSAs, DPAs, NDAs, privacy matters, and other common corporate legal tasks. Playbooks let teams apply their own standards consistently across all contract reviews. Learn more at gc.ai/playbooks.

GC AI uses multiple LLMs from Anthropic (Claude), OpenAI, Google, Cohere, and Reducto. None train on your data, and GC AI has zero data retention agreements with OpenAI and Anthropic.

Yes. GC AI has SSO and MFA on Enterprise plans. Enterprise also includes Directory Sync, Domain Verification, Authentication Audit Logs, and Log Streams.

GC AI assists with legal work across jurisdictions worldwide. Hundreds of global customers use GC AI in places like Brazil, Israel, Japan, the UK, and Australia. For commercial contracts, you can tell GC AI which jurisdiction to apply.

GC AI publishes transparent pricing starting at $500/month for an individual seat, with monthly and annual subscriptions. Team plans add sharing capabilities, and Enterprise offerings are available. A free trial is available. See our pricing.

Yes. GC AI is SOC 2 Type II and SOC 3 certified, GDPR compliant, with zero data retention agreements with OpenAI and Anthropic, and AES-256 encryption. We provide documentation on request for procurement. Read our Security and Privacy FAQs and visit the GC AI Trust Center as well.

GC AI serves 1,500+ in-house legal teams across industries including Technology (Vercel, Snyk), Finance (Tipalti, Gusto), Electronics and Manufacturing (Hitachi, Tonal), and Apparel and Retail (Arc'teryx). Customers range from solo GCs to enterprise legal departments. Read our testimonials.

ChatGPT and Claude aren't built for legal work. GC AI is trained for in-house counsel, with a Skill Library for MSAs, NDAs, and DPAs, plus contract agents in Word. Generalist tools also lack confidentiality terms; in U.S. v. Heppner, a federal judge ruled ChatGPT inputs may not be privileged.