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MyLex Alternatives (2026): 10 Doc Automation Tools Compared

Companies that solve the same problem as MyLex, ranked by verified details and funding. Built from our own data. Nobody pays to be listed or ranked.

By The Circle DeskUpdated November 12, 2026

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At a Glance

CompanyRaisedAIPricingBuilt for
Ontra$200MYesCustom quoteNot stated
Definely$41.3MYesNot publishedNot stated
BRYTER$88MNoNot publishedNot stated
LawPath$6.3MYesFrom $67 per monthNot stated
Josef$6MYesNot publishedNot stated
Qanooni$2MYesNot publishedNot stated
Clarilis$11.8MNoNot publishedNot stated
Arteria AI$11MYesNot publishedNot stated
99 Data RoomsUndisclosedYesFrom £2.99 per monthNot stated
AdmincontrolUndisclosedYesCustom quoteNot stated

The 10 Closest Alternatives

  1. 1

    Ontra

    AICustom quoteFree trial

    Ontra is a provider of technology and services for contract automation and intelligence.

    Raised
    $200M
    Pricing
    Custom quote
    Based in
    US

    Ontra profileMyLex vs Ontra

  2. 2

    Definely

    AISOC 2

    Definely makes software that helps lawyers read, navigate and draft contracts in Microsoft Word.

    Raised
    $41.3M
    Based in
    United Kingdom

    Definely profileMyLex vs Definely

  3. 3

    No-code legal automation

    Raised
    $88M
    Based in
    Germany

    BRYTER profileMyLex vs BRYTER

  4. 4

    LawPath

    AIFrom $67 per month

    LawPath is an Australian platform for company registration, legal documents, tax and compliance for small businesses.

    Raised
    $6.3M
    Pricing
    From $67 per month
    Based in
    Australia

    LawPath profileMyLex vs LawPath

  5. 5

    Josef

    AISOC 2

    Josef is a no-code and AI platform that puts the power to create digital legal tools in the hands of legal professionals.

    Raised
    $6M
    Based in
    Australia

    Josef profileMyLex vs Josef

  6. 6

    Qanooni

    AISOC 2

    Qanooni is an AI legal workflow platform embedded in Microsoft Word and Outlook for drafting, reviewing, researching, and retrieving matter-specific legal documents.

    Raised
    $2M
    Based in
    United Arab Emirates

    Qanooni profileMyLex vs Qanooni

  7. 7

    Document automation for law firms

    Raised
    $11.8M
    Based in
    United Kingdom

    Clarilis profileMyLex vs Clarilis

  8. 8

    AI documentation for financial institutions legal teams

    Raised
    $11M
    Based in
    Canada

    Arteria AI profileMyLex vs Arteria AI

  9. 9

    99 Data Rooms

    AIFrom £2.99 per month

    99 Data Rooms provides a virtual data room for sharing, signing, tracking, and filing documents.

    Pricing
    From £2.99 per month

    99 Data Rooms profileMyLex vs 99 Data Rooms

  10. 10

    Admincontrol

    AICustom quoteSOC 2

    Admincontrol offers board portal and virtual data room software for meeting administration, secure document exchange, due diligence workflows, electronic signatures, audit trails, and Q&A management.

    Pricing
    Custom quote

    Admincontrol profileMyLex vs Admincontrol

Quick Answers

What are the best alternatives to MyLex?
The closest alternatives to MyLex in Document Automation & Assembly are Ontra, Definely, BRYTER, LawPath, and Josef, ranked by how closely they match the customers MyLex serves, then by verified details and funding.
Which MyLex alternative has raised the most money?
Ontra has raised $200M in disclosed funding, the most of the alternatives listed here.
Which MyLex alternatives use AI?
Ontra, Definely, LawPath, Josef, and Qanooni have AI built in.
Is there a MyLex alternative with a free trial?
Yes. Ontra offer a free trial.

Source: Legal Tech Circle company and funding data, from public announcements and company websites. Updated November 12, 2026.

How we rank

Alternatives come from the same category as MyLex (Document Automation & Assembly). They are ordered by how many of the same team types they serve, then by whether the company has published or confirmed its product details, then by disclosed funding. Rankings are never sold. Our editorial policy.