Draftable vs HAQQ
Draftable is a document-comparison tool that highlights changes between two versions of a contract. HAQQ does redlines, comparisons, and version control with AI explanations of what changed and why it matters - plus drafting, review, and research.
10/15 features where HAQQ leads
The Bottom Line
Draftable is a focused redline and diff tool used by firms to compare contract versions. HAQQ includes intelligent comparison plus full AI drafting, playbook review, risk surfacing, and the matter context Draftable doesn't have.
Smart diff with risk explanation
HAQQ flags what changed and why it matters. Draftable shows the diff only.
Full drafting lifecycle
HAQQ writes, reviews, compares, finalises. Draftable does step 3.
One platform, one price
HAQQ replaces Draftable plus your drafting and review tools.
Feature-by-Feature Comparison
Draftable
HAQQFrequently Asked Questions
Can HAQQ replace Draftable for contract comparison?
Yes. HAQQ compares any two documents, highlights changes, and explains the legal impact of each substantive edit.
Does HAQQ work with redlined .docx files?
Yes. HAQQ ingests Word documents with tracked changes, applies its own redlines on top, and exports back to Word with tracked changes preserved.
Is HAQQ overkill if I only need diffs?
If diffs are truly the only need, Draftable is fine. Most firms find they also need drafting, review, and research - which is when HAQQ becomes the better economics.
