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Agreedio and ContractHound, fact by fact.

ContractHound overlaps the simple tracking and reminder job. Its public pricing page showed active-contract pricing, reminders, document versions, approval workflows and unlimited users. Agreedio is a preview for checked agreement records and accountable internal actions.

Use this page to compare the shape of the work, not to imply a missing feature. ContractHound's advertised public scope is relevant to the same buyer. Agreedio is narrower, source-first and still in preview.

DimensionAgreedioContractHound
Current stagePreview. The paid beta is not open yet; prices are intended prices.Public pages advertised a 14-day trial and direct Get started path.
Pricing evidence$49/month intended Workspace and $99/month intended Team, with visible user and agreement limits.Initial calculator displayed $95/month for 50 active contracts. Monthly or annual cadence could not be reliably resolved.
UsersWorkspace: 3 users. Team: 10 users. These are intended plan limits.Unlimited users were advertised.
Advertised tracking scopeChecked register, owners, amendments, internal reminders and export.Reminders, document versions and approval workflows were advertised.
Source confirmationEvery confirmed value records who confirmed it, when and on which source.Not checked in the public-page research.
Versions and amendmentsAmendments are reviewed as diffs before changing current terms or pending reminders.Document versions and approval workflows were advertised. Not checked: amendment effect on dates.
Reminder failuresFailed internal reminders are visible and reassignable.Not checked: reminder delivery-failure behaviour.
Large portfoliosTeam is intended for 250 active agreements. Batch migration is planned, not a Phase 1 promise.The pricing page described quote handling above 300 contracts.

Competitor facts last checked on 2026-09-06. ContractHound public pricing and feature evidence as recorded in the product plan's competition research; no hands-on trial, selected billing-cadence verification, amendment test, reminder-delivery test or checkout.

ContractHound names and marks belong to their owners and are not affiliated with Agreedio or Cognesio LLP. Statements about ContractHound come from its public materials on the date above and may have changed; where we could not check something, the table says so. Statements about Agreedio describe the product at its current release stage. If you spot an error, write to hello@agreedio.com and we will correct it.

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The field carries its evidence.

Agreedio is designed so a date or fee is not just stored. It carries the source excerpt, confirmation state and person who confirmed it. That is the difference to test in your own workflow.

The agreement register
AGR-0142 · Design retainer — Alder WorksFictional sample

Design retainer — Alder Works

CustomerStatement of workMaya Okafor

Governing sources

  • SOW-S1 (signed, 21 Sep 2026)
  • Amendment A1 (signed, 15 Mar 2027)
  • Schedule 2 (attachment, not governing)
Amendment A1 § 3
Either party may give notice not to renew at least ninety (90) calendar days before the end of the term.

Confirmed by Maya Okafor on 18 Mar 2027, based on Amendment A1 § 3.

The agreement record shows source-backed fields and review state.

02

Date changes are treated as operational work.

When an amendment changes a notice period, pending reminders under the old rule are superseded only after confirmation. The action queue then shows who must act next.

Amendments and versions
Amendment A1 — Alder Works retainer · Review what changedFictional sample

Imported 15 Mar 2027 · effective 1 Apr 2027

Candidate · B1 still governs
FieldBefore (SOW-S1)After (A1)
Monthly feeUSD 6,000USD 6,500
Notice period60 calendar days90 calendar days
Initial term end30 Sep 2027unchanged

Effect on the notice date

1 Aug 2027 2 Jul 2027

30 Sep 2027 − 90 calendar days. 5 pending reminders would be superseded; sent ones stay in history.

Scheduled initial-term fees

USD 72,000 USD 75,000

12 months, no proration, tax or early termination modelled.

New terms need review. The prior confirmed schedule remains visible; do not assume it reflects this amendment.

Amendment A1 changes the notice period from 60 to 90 calendar days.

Questions this page provokes.

Judge it on one agreement.

Open the fictional sample, or when the beta opens upload one agreement you are authorised to share. Keep whatever you use today until you have seen the difference.