Tool overview
Mage is listed under Legal AI tools.
What is Mage?
Mage runs transactional legal diligence across a deal. It links document families and amendments, extracts and organizes findings, supports disclosure schedules, tabular review, questionnaires, request lists, closing checklists, and drafts diligence or committee memos from source documents.
Best for
M&A law firms and corporate counsel running complex transactional diligence
Who is it for?
Decision note
Confirm deal and document volume, reviewer seats, workflow modules, data-room access, source citations, security, data retention, implementation, support, billing basis, and the current quote.
Key features
Data-room ingestion and document-family linking
Disclosure-schedule generation and markup review
Tabular diligence across every document
Counsel and committee memo drafting
Questionnaire and request-list tracking
Closing checklist and deliverable monitoring
Use cases
Reviewing M&A data rooms
Preparing disclosure schedules
Drafting diligence and committee memos
Tracking requests and closing deliverables
Pros
- Covers diligence from data room to closing
- Focuses on transactional legal workflows
- SOC 2 Type II status is published
Cons
- Pricing is not publicly listed
- AI work product requires counsel review
- Deal-specific setup and permissions are essential
Limitations
Mage can omit a document relationship, misstate a provision, generate an unsuitable disclosure, or draft an incomplete memo. Deal counsel must verify every source, schedule, finding, recommendation, privilege issue, and closing requirement.
Pricing details
Billing options
Custom commercial agreement
Pricing note
Mage uses contact-led commercial pricing and does not publish a stable starting amount. The reviewed official pages do not confirm an ongoing free plan or formal self-service trial.
Supported languages
- English
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