Keep Track of Stuff vs. ContractWorks

ContractWorks made its name on simple, flat-rate contract storage with signing and reporting, and it now lives inside the Onit family. Like most tools in its bracket, it's priced for teams — published plans start around $600/month as of mid-2026.

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The short version

Both products bet on simplicity over enterprise CLM sprawl. The difference is scale and audience: ContractWorks offers flat-rate plans (roughly $600–$2,000/month published, unlimited users, with document caps and feature gates by tier — verify current numbers on their site) aimed at legal-adjacent teams; Keep Track of Stuff prices from $19/month for the operator who needs the same visibility without a team-sized bill.

On capability: we lead with AI extraction that cites pages and computes notice deadlines, plus grounded chat over your documents. ContractWorks brings built-in e-signature and mature reporting that we don't have.

What you give up, honestly

E-signature is the big one — ContractWorks includes signing; we integrate with none today (most operators keep DocuSign or hand-sign PDFs). It also carries a longer enterprise security résumé and Onit's product family behind it.

Side by side

Keep Track of StuffContractWorks
Published entry price$19/mo~$600/mo (as of mid-2026)
E-signatureNot built inIncluded
AI extractionPage-cited, confidence-scored, on every planAI tagging on higher tiers
Notice deadlinesComputed + alerted by defaultReminder dates
Best fitOwner-operators, tens to hundreds of contractsTeams standardizing storage + signing

Third-party pricing and features reflect public information as of the updated date above — always verify current details with the vendor.

When ContractWorks is the better choice

  • You need e-signature bundled with storage in one vendor.
  • You're consolidating onto the Onit ecosystem.
  • Flat-rate unlimited-user pricing fits a large, casual-user team.

Frequently asked questions

Does Keep Track of Stuff include e-signature?

No — we deliberately focus on what happens after signing: extraction, deadlines, search, and answers. Most small operators already sign through DocuSign or their counterparty's tool; the gap we close is everything that gets forgotten afterward.

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