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Best AI for drafting, rated by lawyers.

Briefs, motions, letters and emails: the tools that write the first draft. 8 tools rated, ranked by what lawyers say in public, with how many voices each rests on and how sure we are.

Leader now: Claude+57 net · 141 voices · Medium confidence · tied with Gemini +1

The ranking in this category

Tools with 10+ voices, ordered by the floor of the 90% band, so a few happy voices cannot outrank hundreds. Net = like minus dislike per 100 voices. Based on voices about what lawyers were doing in this category.

#ToolNet90% bandVoicesConfidence
1Claude+57+47 to +65141Medium
2Gemini+48+20 to +6827Low
3ChatGPT+22+16 to +28573High
4Spellbook+32+5 to +5322Low
5Harvey+20+3 to +3659Low
6Copilot+17−8 to +4030Low
7CoCounsel+3−22 to +2735Low
8Lexis+ AI−11−42 to +2218Low

Heard, not enough to rank

Tools with fewer than 10 voices in this category. They get a number when they have 10.

Legora (9) · Perplexity (4) · Westlaw AI (3) · Clio (2) · Luminance (1) · Paxton (1)

Short answers

From the ranking above, same record.

What is the best AI for drafting?

On what lawyers say in public, Claude leads drafting as of : net sentiment +57 on 141 voices, Medium confidence (90% band +47 to +65). It is a measure of what lawyers report, not a test of the product.

How do you rank AI tools for drafting?

8 tools with 10+ voices in this category are ranked by the floor of their 90% band, so a few happy voices cannot outrank hundreds. Top of the list: Claude (+57 net, 141 voices), Gemini (+48 net, 27 voices), ChatGPT (+22 net, 573 voices).

Every voice on drafting →

The drafting report: every tool with its voices, complaints and outside tests, dated, with PDF →

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