CreateDraft vs Robin AI

Two fact sheets from our own research, side by side — pricing, platforms, API access and status re-checked by us rather than quoted from the vendors.

The short answer

Free plan: CreateDraft is free to use; Robin AI prices on request
Higher Trust score: Robin AI — 90 vs 69 for CreateDraft
Best fit: CreateDraft: First drafts of routine agreements before legal review · Robin AI: In-house legal teams at mid-size and large companies reviewing high volumes of third-party paper
Status: Both up at our last check (Sep 6, 2026)

From our own records as of each tool's last check. Anything we have not confirmed is left out rather than guessed. How we verify

CreateDraftLegal drafting assistant with 373 document templates, 200+ jurisdictions and a choice of OpenAI models.

Robin AILegal intelligence platform that reviews, analyses and answers questions about contracts for in-house legal teams

Side by side

Fact	CreateDraft	Robin AI
Category	Legal & LegalTech	Contract Analysis & Review
Pricing model	Free	Contact
Trust score	69 / 100	90 / 100
Platforms	Web	Web
Company	—	Robin AI Limited
Launched	—	2019
Last verified	Sep 6, 2026	Sep 6, 2026

What our research says

CreateDraft

As a template picker wrapped around OpenAI models, CreateDraft is a faster start than a blank page, and 373 templates against 200-plus jurisdictions is a wide net. The problem is everything around it: no named company, an About page that says coming soon, and no published price for a tool that drafts binding documents. Treat the output as a first draft for a lawyer to mark up.

Pros

373 named templates spanning commercial, employment, property, family and IP documents
Jurisdiction and language pickers covering 200-plus countries and roughly 55 languages
Draft length is selectable from about 500 to 2,000-plus words
Guests get 5,000 words a day with no account and no card

Cons

No company, address or jurisdiction of the vendor is published anywhere
The About page is literally a coming soon placeholder
There is no pricing page, so what unlimited credits costs after signup is unknown
Model choice is exposed but there is no clause library, citation or legal source behind the output

Robin AI

Robin AI suits an in-house legal team that wants contract review and document Q&A from a vendor that employs lawyers and signs enterprise paper, with the London-New York-Singapore footprint to match. It is not a self-serve product: no price, no trial you can start alone, and the terms make clear that the output is software, not advice. Lawyers who draft in Word all day and want an add-in with a visible price will find Spellbook or Luminance easier to evaluate.

Pros

Contract review and analysis combined with chat over documents in shared, searchable threads
Workspaces hold documents, conversations and tasks for a whole legal team
Backed by Google, Temasek, PayPal and others, with offices on three continents
English-law terms from a registered UK company, straightforward for European procurement

Cons

No public pricing or self-serve trial; every evaluation goes through sales
No public API found and no Word add-in described on the current site
The terms are internally inconsistent in places (arbitration seat listed as London, 'England, United States')
Product positioning shifted to a 'Legal Intelligence Platform' in 2025, so older reviews describe a different product

Which one fits

Choose CreateDraft if you need

First drafts of routine agreements before legal review
Getting a jurisdiction-specific starting structure quickly
Producing the same document in another language

Choose Robin AI if you need

In-house legal teams at mid-size and large companies reviewing high volumes of third-party paper
Companies that want contract analysis plus access to a vendor with its own legal professionals
Teams spread across the UK, US and Asia that want one workspace for documents and questions