Overview
What is Legora?
Legora is a collaborative AI platform for lawyers that handles research, review, drafting, and advisory work end-to-end. Its core is the Legora aOS – an agentic operating system that connects a firm's documents, communication, and legal execution in one place. The Agent plans, executes, reviews, and delivers complex legal tasks, while Tabular Review lets teams drop in hundreds of contracts and extract clauses, dates, and risks in a single grid. Legora works inside Microsoft Word and Outlook, includes a client Portal for sharing work with in-house teams, and Monitors regulatory change across jurisdictions. Founded in Stockholm in 2023 (formerly Leya), it now serves 1,000+ customers in 50+ markets, including Barclays, White & Case, and Linklaters, and raised a $550M Series D at a $5.5B valuation in 2026. It's certified to ISO 42001, ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, and HIPAA, with zero AI training on customer data.
Capabilities
Legora features
Assistant
Tabular Review
Word Add-in
Workflows
Portals
Deep dive
More about Legora
Key Use Cases
- M&A: run due diligence across hundreds of documents with Tabular Review.
- Litigation: research, analyse filings, and draft with citations.
- Banking and insurance: review policies and agreements at scale.
- Tax: analyse rulings and legislation across jurisdictions.
- Law firms: cut non-billable hours and scale institutional knowledge.
Do and Don't:
Do:
- Book a demo – there's no self-serve signup or public pricing.
- Start with Tabular Review for due diligence and contract portfolios.
- Use Workflows to turn firm playbooks into repeatable AI processes.
- Set up Monitors for regulations relevant to your clients.
- Use Portal to share deliverables with in-house clients securely.
- Negotiate – buyers report meaningful discounts off initial quotes.
Don't:
- Don't expect a small-team plan – reports cite a 10-seat minimum.
- Don't rely on AI output without lawyer review – it supports judgment, not replaces it.
- Don't budget only for seats – integrations, onboarding, and training may cost extra.
- Don't pick consumption pricing without forecasting usage – costs vary by volume.
- Don't confuse it with practice management – it's a work platform, not billing software.
How to get started?
- Go to legora.com and click Book a Demo.
- See the aOS, Agent, Tabular Review, and Portal in a live walkthrough.
- Get a quote based on seats, tier, and add-ons – or ask about credit-based pricing.
- Complete security review and onboarding with Legora's team.
- Install the Word and Outlook add-ins and connect your document systems.
- Build Workflows from your playbooks and roll out to your team.
The verdict
Pros & cons
Pros
Handles research, review, drafting, and delivery in one platform.
Tabular Review is a standout for large document sets.
Works natively inside Word and Outlook.
Strong multi-language and cross-border capability.
Top-tier security and AI governance certifications.
Reported ROI: 30% fewer non-billable hours.
Cheaper per seat than Harvey.
Cons
No public pricing – demo and sales cycle required.
10-seat minimum makes it impractical for small firms.
Enterprise costs can reach six figures annually.
Built mainly for law-firm workflows; in-house fit varies.
Implementation and integration take time.