Drafting & Documents · Review

ChatGPT for Lawyers

Our verdict

Useful for lawyers on a Business or Enterprise workspace with a firm AI policy. Not a research tool; verify everything.

Best for: Firms wanting a general AI assistant for drafting and analysis on a Business or Enterprise workspace.

Watch out for: Personal plans train on conversations by default unless you turn it off, and feedback can still send a conversation for training. No citator, so verify every citation. ZDR and BAAs need a sales-led contract.

OpenAI's general-purpose AI assistant for drafting, summarizing, brainstorming and analysis. It has no legal research database or citator.

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How we research: Researched from vendor documentation, pricing pages and user sentiment. Our methodology

Best for
Firms wanting a general AI assistant for drafting and analysis on a Business or Enterprise workspace.
Probably not for
Authoritative legal research or citations
Last checked

Pros & cons

Pros

  • No training on Business workspace data, per OpenAI
  • Business terms treat content as confidential
  • Admin and spend controls on Business
  • Two-seat minimum entry

Cons

  • No legal research database or citator
  • Personal plans train by default
  • ZDR and BAAs are sales-led only
  • Minimum commitments non-cancellable

Who it’s for

Best for
Firms wanting a general AI assistant for drafting and analysis on a Business or Enterprise workspace.
Firms wanting AI drafting and summarizing help
Teams that will set an AI-use policy
Firms comfortable verifying all output
Probably not for
Authoritative legal research or citations
Client work on personal plans
Health information without a signed healthcare addendum

Use cases: Drafting & Documents · Practice: — · Software: Office Productivity

Pricing

Status
Price published
As the vendor publishes it
ChatGPT Business: Standard $20/user/month billed annually ($25 monthly); Premium $100 ($125 monthly); 2-seat minimum; Enterprise by quote (help.openai.com, checked 2026-10-15).
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Sources

Vendor pages we checked, accessed 2026-10-15.

FAQ

Who is ChatGPT for Lawyers best for?

In our verdict: Firms wanting a general AI assistant for drafting and analysis on a Business or Enterprise workspace.

What should I watch out for with ChatGPT for Lawyers?

In our verdict: Personal plans train on conversations by default unless you turn it off, and feedback can still send a conversation for training. No citator, so verify every citation. ZDR and BAAs need a sales-led contract.

How much does ChatGPT for Lawyers cost?

ChatGPT Business: Standard $20/user/month billed annually ($25 monthly); Premium $100 ($125 monthly); 2-seat minimum; Enterprise by quote (help.openai.com, checked 2026-10-15).