The office manager, operations lead, practice or nonprofit administrator or owner who is responsible for the contracts a small or mid-size US business has already signed: somewhere between a dozen and a few hundred live agreements, and nobody whose whole job is the paperwork.Not a lawyer or a law student, not a person who wants an agreement drafted or reviewed, not an enterprise legal department procuring a CLM platform by tender, and not the finance team shopping for accounts payable or procurement software. Those are different people with different problems.
Most small businesses can name the contracts they have signed and find perhaps half of them. The rest are in a shared drive nobody has opened since the person who filed them left, in an inbox, or in a folder called Admin. TermsBird is the record instead: every executed contract against its counterparty, with the effective date, the expiry, the notice period, the obligations somebody owes, and the signed copy itself. It tells you what renews in the next ninety days while you can still do something about it.
TermsBird Pro is $12.41 a month for the whole business, billed monthly.
Signed, dated, findable
Each contract is filed against its counterparty with the executed copy attached, so the answer to who signed what, when, and on what terms is one search rather than an afternoon in a shared drive and two inboxes.
Effective date, expiry, renewal term and days of notice are fields, not something buried in clause 14. TermsBird counts them forward and tells you what needs a decision in the next ninety days while there is still time to make one.
A contract is a list of promises in both directions. Pro keeps the ones your business made, with the person responsible and the date they are due, so the obligation in clause 9 is a task somebody owns rather than a surprise in a review.
If what you actually need is documents drafted and lawyers on tap, buy a legal subscription and stop reading: they do that and TermsBird does not. TermsBird is for the business that already has the contracts signed and cannot answer basic questions about them.
| TermsBird | A general legal subscription | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is for | Keeping contracts you have already signed, with their dates and obligations | Drafting new documents and getting legal questions answered |
| Renewal dates | A field on every contract, counted forward, with a warning before the notice window closes | Not a feature of the category |
| Who it is priced for | One flat price for the whole business, however many people need to see a contract | Priced per member, with a legal consultation allowance |
| What it will not do | No drafting, no review, no advice on what a clause means or whether it is enforceable | Will draft and will advise, which is the whole point of buying one |
Rocket Lawyer's Standard plan is $149 a year, or $34.99 a month month-to-month, read from https://www.rocketlawyer.com/pricing on 2026-09-06. TermsBird Pro is $12.41 a month billed monthly, which is the same annual figure without the annual commitment. Both figures are recorded in research/data/claims.tsv with their source and the date they were read.
Free to use. No account, no card, no trial clock.
You keep the contracts. Pro holds each one against its counterparty with its effective date, expiry, notice period and value, warns you before the notice window closes, keeps the obligations somebody in the business owes under it, and exports the lot whenever you ask, so leaving is never a hostage situation.
$12 per month, whole team
TermsBird Pro is $12.41 a month for the whole business, billed monthly. Billed monthly. Cancel any time from your account page. Price and renewal terms are shown before checkout.