LinkSquares vs. Expiro

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What is LinkSquares?

LinkSquares is an innovative web application aimed at enhancing the productivity of legal and finance teams. This AI-enabled contract repository efficiently extracts crucial terms from agreements and offers valuable insights through comprehensive searches, tailored reports, and advanced analytics. By automating the contract review process, LinkSquares enables rapidly growing companies to save significant time and reduce expenses that would otherwise arise from manual reviews and external legal counsel. The platform meticulously analyzes and organizes structured data from each contract, going beyond mere full-text searches. With features like interactive dashboards and customized reporting tools, LinkSquares empowers users to leverage their contract data effectively. It streamlines every phase of the contract lifecycle, allowing for quicker drafting, review, and finalization of agreements. While LinkSquares excels in various aspects of contract management, it currently does not draft contracts on your behalf—though that's a feature in development. This comprehensive approach positions LinkSquares as a game-changer in contract management.

What is Expiro?

A contract that renews without anyone deciding to renew it is a bill nobody approved. Expiro is renewal tracking for agencies, freelancers and small teams. It watches the notice deadline rather than just the end date, because those are two different days and only one of them can still be acted on. A contract ending in 28 days with a 30 day notice period renewed itself two days ago. Alerts arrive 90, 60, 30 and 7 days before that deadline, by email or in the tool your team already has open: Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Telegram, Google Chat, Mattermost, Pushover, ntfy or your own webhook. SMS is on the paid plans. Each alert names the contract, the client and the date. From there a renewal moves through a short pipeline, with notes and comments on a shared timeline, so whoever picks it up can see what was already said to that client. Contracts import from the spreadsheet you keep today, and custom fields and templates keep the ones you add after that consistent. Calendar feed, CSV and JSON export, a REST API, two-factor authentication, an audit log and team roles. Three plans from $19 a month. 90 day free trial, no credit card, and setup takes about ten minutes.

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Every contract with its client, value, renewal date and status, sorted by the deadline that matters

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$19/month

Three plans, billed monthly or annually; annual works out at two months free.

Every plan includes all eleven notification channels - email, browser push, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Telegram, Google Chat, Mattermost, Pushover, ntfy and your own webhook - plus the REST API, exports, templates, custom fields and team roles. SMS is extra: 100 a month on Growth, 500 on Agency.

Starter $19/month, up to 20 contracts and one user. Growth $39/month, unlimited contracts and three users. Agency $79/month, unlimited contracts and unlimited users.

Plans differ by contracts, people, storage and SMS. 90-day free trial, no credit card.

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