Legora
Legora is collaborative AI for lawyers, built by the Swedish company Legora AB of Stockholm: document review at scale, legal research with citations, and drafting that works from a firm's own precedents, delivered as a workspace the firm adopts rather than a chat window beside the work. Its tabular review is the signature surface, many documents down the rows, questions across the columns, answers grounded in the underlying text.
The commercial shape is enterprise throughout: no public pricing, procurement through a sales process, and deployment questions, confidentiality, data handling, matter isolation, answered in contracts rather than settings pages.
It competes at the top of the legal AI market, where the evaluation is a bake-off on the firm's own matters rather than a feature list.
- Cost
- Enterprise
- Ease
- Model
- Hosted service
- Checked
- August 2026
Prices, plans and model versions change fast: this is a mid-2026 snapshot; check the tool's official site for the latest.
Best for
- Tabular review of many documents against consistent questions
- Legal research with citations to the underlying sources
- Drafting from a firm's own precedents and playbooks
- Firm-wide adoption with matter-level confidentiality
- Enterprise legal teams running structured evaluations
Less suited to
There is no self-serve path and no published pricing: a sole practitioner wanting AI help this afternoon is outside the shape, and the general assistants with strong legal caution serve that need first.
As with every legal AI platform, output is a draft for a lawyer's judgement, not advice, and firms evaluating at this level should run their own matters through it rather than relying on any vendor's demonstration corpus.
Costs & data, in short
Quote-only enterprise pricing with no public rate card: procurement runs through a sales process, and the commercial terms are scoped to the firm rather than listed on a page.
Matter material sits with a legal-specific vendor, Legora AB of Stockholm, under enterprise agreements; confidentiality, matter isolation and retention belong in the procurement conversation, which is where legal buyers want them anyway.
The vendor does not publish a price list.
In practice
How Legora is used, area by area.
Jobs
Legal & compliance
Legora is built for how legal work actually arrives
Legora is built for how legal work actually arrives: piles of documents, questions that must be asked of every one of them consistently, and drafting that has to sound like the firm rather than like a model. The tabular review surface operationalises the first two, documents as rows, questions as columns, citations back to the text, and precedent-grounded drafting covers the third. It is a firm-level adoption with the confidentiality and isolation questions handled in procurement, which is where a legal buyer wants them answered.
Example tasks
- Review a document set against consistent questions in a table
- Research a point with citations to the sources
- Draft from the firm's own precedents
- Standardise review questions across a matter
- Compare positions across many agreements at once
Limits
Individual lawyers wanting occasional help are better served by the accessible entry points.
Compares
| vs | Pick Legora when | Pick the other when |
|---|---|---|
| HarveyFull comparison → | Legora brings tabular review and precedent-grounded drafting to the same firm-level brief | your own evaluation on the firm's matters reads better on its side |
Tasks
Search & knowledge retrieval
A law firm's knowledge is its documents
A law firm's knowledge is its documents, and Legora's retrieval is built for asking questions of them at scale: the tabular review surface is knowledge-retrieval operationalised, the same questions across hundreds of documents with grounded answers, and research returns citations rather than confident prose. Against the general knowledge tools the difference is the domain: matter isolation, legal-grade sourcing and firm precedents are the product, not an integration.
Example tasks
- Ask one question across an entire document set
- Find which agreements carry a specific clause
- Ground answers in cited document text
- Search precedents while drafting
- Surface inconsistencies across related documents
Limits
Company-wide knowledge search across general tools is the estate-search products' job.
Compares
| vs | Pick Legora when | Pick the other when |
|---|---|---|
| Glean | Legora interrogates legal document sets with matter isolation and legal-grade grounding | the job is searching the whole company estate rather than legal documents |
Writing & research
Legal drafting is writing under constraint
Legal drafting is writing under constraint: the words must track the firm's precedents, the positions must be defensible, and the research must cite. Legora's drafting works from the firm's own documents rather than a generic register, and its research returns sources a lawyer can check rather than prose to take on faith. On a hub dominated by general writing tools, it represents the specialist end where domain grounding is the product.
Example tasks
- Draft a clause from the firm's precedent bank
- Produce a first-pass agreement for lawyer review
- Research a question with checkable citations
- Summarise a document set for a partner
- Redraft a position after negotiation moves
Limits
General business writing does not need, or justify, a legal platform.
Compares
| vs | Pick Legora when | Pick the other when |
|---|---|---|
| SpellbookFull comparison → | Legora is the firm-wide workspace adopted across matters | a smaller team wants contract work done inside Word rather than a platform |
Where to start
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Alternatives
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Common questions
Is Legora free?
No: Legora is enterprise software, priced per organisation.
Where does Legora fit best?
Legora fits best in Legal & compliance and Writing & research; see its practice notes for how.
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Last checked: August 2026