Claren vs HAQQ

Claren is a contract-review copilot for in-house teams. HAQQ is the full legal workspace: draft, review, research, manage matters and bill, in one place.

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The short version

Claren does one thing well: it redlines contracts, extracts key terms and answers questions about your documents, priced by document volume through a demo rather than a published rate card. It does not draft from scratch, hold a clause library, manage matters or handle billing. HAQQ covers the whole job, drafting, review, research, practice management and invoicing, so a firm runs on one tool instead of five, at a price you can see before you talk to anyone.

Review is the floor, not the ceiling

Claren stops at redlining and term extraction. HAQQ drafts the contract, reviews the counterparty's draft, then carries the matter through to billing. You don't bolt on three more tools to finish the job.

Built for firms, not just in-house teams

Claren targets corporate legal departments. HAQQ is built for law firms and solo practitioners who bill clients, with matter management and invoicing that Claren simply doesn't have.

Same context-aware AI, broader reach

Both run AI over your own documents with citations across jurisdictions and languages. HAQQ extends that to a clause library, templates and research, so your firm's knowledge compounds instead of living in a review-only silo.

Feature-by-Feature Comparison

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Feature

Claren

HAQQ

AI Legal Drafting

AI Contract Review

Clause Library

Template Management

Legal Research

Practice Management

Billing & Invoicing

Context-Aware AI

200+ Countries

7 Languages (incl. Arabic RTL)

On-Premise Deployment

16 Free Legal Tools

Transparent Pricing

Plans are based on average document usage. Final packages and pricing vary by workflow and document volume.checked 2026-09-03

Same product, new name: from WilsonAI to Claren

Claren was formerly branded WilsonAI. Per the vendor, the rebrand changed the name only, the product, team, and security posture stayed the same. The company is headquartered in London and lists named customers including ScreenCloud, Encompass, Peak Energy, Bestway, Autopilot, Passport, Legal Edge, and NIO Cocktails on its own site.

Claren states it is SOC 2 compliant and that it never trains on customer data, plus general marketing language about one platform for contracts across multiple languages and jurisdictions, though it doesn't publish a specific list of which languages or jurisdictions that covers.

No published price, three demo-gated tiers

Claren's pricing is not published anywhere on its own site. Its Pro, Scale-Up, and Enterprise tiers are listed with feature breakdowns but no dollar figures, every tier's call to action is Book a demo, and Claren's own site states plans vary by document usage, workflow, and volume rather than a flat rate card.

Its dedicated /pricing URL currently returns a 404, reinforcing that there's no standalone pricing page to check. That's consistent with a demo-gated, volume-priced sales motion rather than a hidden number, there simply isn't a published one to find.

“Plans are based on average document usage. Final packages and pricing vary by workflow and document volume.” , checked 2026-09-03
“404 Not Found” , checked 2026-09-03

Which one should you pick?

Choose Claren

Only needs one workflow, redlining, key-term extraction, document Q&A, and doesn't want to pay for practice management it won't use.
Is an in-house team at a fast-moving company already on Claren's customer list, like ScreenCloud or Encompass.
Wants a London-based vendor with stated multi-jurisdiction, multi-language contract support.

Choose HAQQ

Wants to know the price before booking a demo.
Needs drafting from scratch and a clause library, not just review of documents already drafted.
Bills clients and needs matter management and invoicing alongside the AI.

The verdict

Claren is a narrowly-scoped, demo-gated contract-review copilot with no published price; HAQQ covers the same review workflow plus drafting, matters, and billing at a visible price.

Best for: In-house teams whose only need is contract redlining and document Q&A.

Written by HAQQ. We make one of the two products compared here: read it as a vendor's argument, and check the linked sources. Claren · HAQQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Claren do that HAQQ doesn't?

Nothing material. Claren's core, contract redlining, key-term extraction and document Q&A, is fully covered by HAQQ, which adds drafting, clause libraries, templates, practice management and billing on top.

How much does Claren cost?

Claren does not publish a price. Its Pro, Scale-Up and Enterprise tiers are all listed as 'plans based on average document usage' with pricing set after a demo, there is no rate card on claren.law as of September 2026. There is no free product tier, only a public ROI calculator and blog.

Is Claren a good fit for a law firm?

Claren is built for in-house legal departments, not billing firms. It has no matter management or invoicing, so a firm would still need separate software to run its practice, which is exactly the gap HAQQ closes.

Was Claren previously called WilsonAI?

Yes. Claren is the same product, team, and security posture as the former WilsonAI, rebranded under a new name.

How much does Claren cost?

Claren does not publish pricing. Its Pro, Scale-Up, and Enterprise tiers are all gated behind a Book a demo call, with the company stating that plans and pricing vary by document usage, workflow, and volume.

Who uses Claren?

Claren's own site names in-house customers including ScreenCloud, Encompass, Peak Energy, Bestway, Autopilot, Passport, Legal Edge, and NIO Cocktails.

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The short version

Review is the floor, not the ceiling

Built for firms, not just in-house teams

Claren targets corporate legal departments. HAQQ is built for law firms and solo practitioners who bill clients, with matter management and invoicing that Claren simply doesn't have.

Same context-aware AI, broader reach

Feature-by-Feature Comparison

Full support

Partial

Not available

Feature

Claren

HAQQ

AI Legal Drafting

AI Contract Review

Clause Library

Template Management

Legal Research

Practice Management

Billing & Invoicing

Context-Aware AI

200+ Countries

7 Languages (incl. Arabic RTL)

On-Premise Deployment

16 Free Legal Tools

Transparent Pricing

Plans are based on average document usage. Final packages and pricing vary by workflow and document volume.checked 2026-09-03

Same product, new name: from WilsonAI to Claren

No published price, three demo-gated tiers

Which one should you pick?

Choose Claren

Only needs one workflow, redlining, key-term extraction, document Q&A, and doesn't want to pay for practice management it won't use.
Is an in-house team at a fast-moving company already on Claren's customer list, like ScreenCloud or Encompass.
Wants a London-based vendor with stated multi-jurisdiction, multi-language contract support.

Choose HAQQ

Wants to know the price before booking a demo.
Needs drafting from scratch and a clause library, not just review of documents already drafted.
Bills clients and needs matter management and invoicing alongside the AI.

The verdict

Claren is a narrowly-scoped, demo-gated contract-review copilot with no published price; HAQQ covers the same review workflow plus drafting, matters, and billing at a visible price.

Best for: In-house teams whose only need is contract redlining and document Q&A.

Written by HAQQ. We make one of the two products compared here: read it as a vendor's argument, and check the linked sources. Claren · HAQQ

Claren vs HAQQ

The short version

Feature-by-Feature Comparison

Same product, new name: from WilsonAI to Claren

No published price, three demo-gated tiers

Which one should you pick?

Choose Claren

Choose HAQQ

The verdict

Frequently Asked Questions

More Comparisons

Documentations

Academy

Website

Claren vs HAQQ

The short version

Feature-by-Feature Comparison

Same product, new name: from WilsonAI to Claren

No published price, three demo-gated tiers

Which one should you pick?

Choose Claren

Choose HAQQ

The verdict

Frequently Asked Questions

More Comparisons

Documentations

Academy

Website