Can Attorly and Spellbook be used together?

In principle, yes — nothing prevents using one for drafting in Word and the other for platform-level analysis, due diligence, or vaulting. Whether that is worth the double subscription depends on your workflow mix. Many teams find one covers their needs.

Is Spellbook available outside Microsoft Word?

Spellbook is primarily a Microsoft Word add-in. Capabilities outside Word have historically been limited. Verify current product scope on Spellbook’s site — products evolve.

Does Attorly have a Word add-in?

Yes. Attorly ships a Word add-in and an Outlook add-in that bring analysis and research into the desktop apps, on top of the web platform. That lets teams keep the Word flow where useful and still get full-platform capabilities.

Attorly vs Spellbook: which legal AI fits your workflow?

Spellbook lives inside Microsoft Word; Attorly is a full browser-based legal platform covering analysis, drafting, research, and due diligence. Here is how they differ and when each makes sense.

How Attorly and Spellbook are positioned

Attorly AI

Attorly is a complete legal platform — document analysis, drafting, research, due diligence, and secure vaulting — available via the web with multi-jurisdictional coverage and self-serve pricing.

Spellbook

Spellbook is a Microsoft Word add-in that generates and reviews contract language directly inside Word, primarily focused on the transactional drafting workflow for SMB law firms and in-house teams.

Feature comparison at a glance

Dimension	Attorly	Spellbook
Primary surface	Web platform + Word/Outlook add-ins	Microsoft Word add-in
Scope	Analysis, drafting, research, due diligence, vault	Contract drafting and review inside Word
Jurisdictional coverage	Built multi-jurisdictional; 26 languages	Primarily English-language / common law
Individuals + lawyers	Same product serves both	Focused on lawyer workflows
Encryption	Encrypted at rest and in transit; BYOK on Enterprise	Standard SaaS security; BYOK not publicly offered

Choose Attorly when

You need more than drafting
Attorly covers analysis of inbound documents (lawsuits, demand letters, leases), due diligence workflows, research, and a secure vault. If your job is not only drafting, the Word-only scope of Spellbook leaves gaps.
You work across jurisdictions and languages
Attorly ships in 26 languages and was built multi-jurisdictional from day one. If you handle Nordic, EU, or other non-Anglo-law work, Attorly’s coverage matters more than a Word-native drafting experience.
Individuals and non-lawyers also use the tool
Attorly is lawyer-inclusive but not lawyer-only: individuals facing a lawsuit, signing a lease, or reading a demand letter can use the same product. Spellbook is designed around the lawyer-in-Word workflow.

Choose Spellbook when

Your team lives in Microsoft Word
If every draft, redline, and clause insertion happens in Word, a deeply integrated Word add-in minimises context-switching. Spellbook is purpose-built for that flow.
Your primary need is transactional drafting
For contract assembly, clause suggestions, and in-line review of drafts in Word, Spellbook is a focused tool built around that single workflow.
You are English-language common-law only
If your matters are entirely US/UK/Canadian common-law commercial contracts, Spellbook’s training and focus align with that scope.

Frequently asked questions

Can Attorly and Spellbook be used together?: In principle, yes — nothing prevents using one for drafting in Word and the other for platform-level analysis, due diligence, or vaulting. Whether that is worth the double subscription depends on your workflow mix. Many teams find one covers their needs.
Is Spellbook available outside Microsoft Word?: Spellbook is primarily a Microsoft Word add-in. Capabilities outside Word have historically been limited. Verify current product scope on Spellbook’s site — products evolve.
Does Attorly have a Word add-in?: Yes. Attorly ships a Word add-in and an Outlook add-in that bring analysis and research into the desktop apps, on top of the web platform. That lets teams keep the Word flow where useful and still get full-platform capabilities.

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Comparison reflects public product information as of April 2026. See Spellbook’s own site for authoritative, current details. www.spellbook.legal

Attorly vs Spellbook: which legal AI fits your workflow?

How Attorly and Spellbook are positioned

Attorly AI

Spellbook

Feature comparison at a glance

Choose Attorly when

You need more than drafting

You work across jurisdictions and languages

Individuals and non-lawyers also use the tool

Choose Spellbook when

Your team lives in Microsoft Word

Your primary need is transactional drafting

You are English-language common-law only

Frequently asked questions

See Attorly on your own documents

Attorly vs Spellbook: which legal AI fits your workflow?

How Attorly and Spellbook are positioned

Attorly AI

Spellbook

Feature comparison at a glance

Choose Attorly when

You need more than drafting

You work across jurisdictions and languages

Individuals and non-lawyers also use the tool

Choose Spellbook when

Your team lives in Microsoft Word

Your primary need is transactional drafting

You are English-language common-law only

Frequently asked questions

See Attorly on your own documents