Legora
Also known as: Leya
AI legal agent platform for in-house legal teams.
Legora is a collaborative, agentic AI platform built for legal work, used by law firms and in-house legal teams to review, research, draft, and run multi-step legal workflows. Founded in Stockholm in 2023 (originally as Leya, rebranded to Legora in February 2025) and now headquartered in New York, the Y Combinator–backed company has grown to more than 1,000 customers across 50+ markets, including Linklaters, Cleary Gottlieb, White & Case, Bird & Bird, and Barclays.
The platform, branded Legora aOS, combines several surfaces. The Assistant answers questions across internal and external documents in any language with source-cited responses and reusable, expert-crafted prompts. Tabular Review (Legora's most differentiated feature) turns a folder of contracts or case materials into a structured grid, with one row per document and one column per prompt, and each cell linked back to its source; firms use it for due diligence, compliance, and high-volume review across hundreds or thousands of documents at once. Workflows let teams build multi-step, agentic processes in natural language or a visual builder, chaining classification, conditionals, role-based permissions, and external sharing. Research returns citation-backed synthesis across internal document systems, legal and regulatory databases, and the web, while a Microsoft Word add-in handles drafting from precedents, redlining, and playbook application in-document.
Legora integrates deeply with Microsoft Word and Outlook, iManage, NetDocuments, and SharePoint, and maintains an enterprise compliance posture spanning ISO 42001, ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type 2, GDPR, AES-256 encryption, BYOK, and EU/US data residency. The company acquired legal-research startup Qura and frames its direction as a shift from SaaS toward 'Agent as a Service', AI that executes legal work autonomously under human oversight. Pricing is not public; access runs through a demo-gated, sales-led process.
Vendor details
Canonical URL
https://legora.com
Category
Enterprise operations agent
Subcategory
Legal AI / agentic legal workflow platform
Funding status
Series D (extended); $816M+ raised total. $550M Series D led by Accel at a $5.55B valuation (Mar 2026), extended by $50M to $600M at a $5.6B post-money valuation (Apr 2026) with Atlassian and NVentures (NVIDIA) joining; reported $100M+ ARR; ~400 employees.
Company status
independent
Use cases & customers
Primary use cases
Target customers
Deployment options
Integrations
Deep Microsoft 365 integration (Word add-in, Outlook) plus document management systems iManage, NetDocuments, and SharePoint; connected legal, regulatory, and tax research databases and web sources; Portal for shared workspaces with outside counsel. Enterprise compliance posture spans ISO 42001, ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type 2, GDPR, AES-256 encryption, BYOK, and EU/US data residency.
In practice
Due diligence means reading hundreds of contracts and pulling the same data points from each. Legora's Tabular Review turns the folder into a grid, one row per document and one column per question, each cell linked to its source.
Your lawyers want answers from the firm's own documents, not a generic model. Legora's Assistant responds across internal and external documents with source-cited answers.
A multi-step legal process gets rebuilt by hand every matter. Legora's Workflows let teams chain classification, conditionals, and permissions into a repeatable agentic process.
Sources & related URLs
Research sources
Agentic Index coverage score
11.5 / 14 capabilities · 82%
| Integrations & Tool CallingWeb verification 2026-07-05 (Legaltech Hub, legora.com) | Full |
|---|---|
| Workflow OrchestrationWeb verification 2026-07-05 (legora.com, Legaltech Hub) | Full |
| Knowledge Grounding & RAGWeb verification 2026-07-05 (legora.com, Legaltech Hub) | Full |
| Human Oversight & GuardrailsWeb verification 2026-07-05 (legora.com) | Full |
| Security, Identity & GovernanceWeb verification 2026-07-05 (legora.com certifications) | Full |
| Observability & AuditabilityWeb verification 2026-07-05 (legora.com) | Full |
| Memory & State PersistenceWeb verification 2026-07-05 (legora.com) | Partial |
| Deployment & Data ResidencyWeb verification 2026-07-05 (reviews, legora.com) | Partial |
| Prebuilt Agents, Templates & PacksWeb verification 2026-07-05 (legora.com, Legaltech Hub) | Full |
| Triggers & Channel CoverageWeb verification 2026-07-05 (legora.com) | Full |
| Model Flexibility & RoutingWeb verification 2026-07-05 (multiple 2026 reviews, consistent) | Full |
| APIs, SDKs & MCP ExtensibilityWeb verification 2026-07-05 (Legaltech Hub) | Partial |
| Testing, Debugging & OptimizationWeb verification 2026-07-05 (legora.com, reviews) | Unable to verify |
| Browser & Computer UseWeb verification 2026-07-05 (legora.com certifications) | Full |
The Agentic Index coverage score grades every vendor Full, Partial or Unable to verify against the same 14 buyer facing capabilities, from public evidence only. Each capability links to how all vendors in the index score on it. How this evidence is graded
Recent platform changes
Legora has introduced a direct integration with Box, enabling users to access and apply documents stored in Box directly within the Legora workspace. This connection allows mutual customers to utilize Legora's agentic AI on their existing files without needing to manually download and upload documents between the two platforms.
Bears on: Integrations
View sourceLegora acquired Wexler, a UK-based AI litigation intelligence startup. This marks the generative AI specialist's fifth acquisition of the year.
Bears on: Funding / partnership
View sourceLegora added comprehensive federal and state appellate US case law, updated statutes, regulations, and federal agency guidance to its legal research data sources. These documents are sourced directly from courts and official reporters, then verified and structured on Legora's own infrastructure.
Bears on: Integrations
View sourcePricing
From ~$3k/user/yr, 10 seat min (contact sales)
seats
Included quota
Seat based licensing across the aOS platform; Agent Pro moving to consumption based pricing per Legora's 2026 announcement, adding a usage metered layer on the most capable agent tier.
What is public
Legora publishes no official pricing; a demo request is the entry point and there is no public free trial. Third party and buyer reporting in 2025 to 2026 consistently puts list pricing at roughly 3,000 dollars per user per year with a 10 seat minimum (a 30,000 dollar annual floor), with real per user rates reported between 200 and 500+ dollars a month billed annually plus implementation and training fees. Legora publicly announced Agent Pro is moving to consumption based pricing in 2026.
Billing mechanics
Sales led, seat based enterprise licensing billed annually with a reported 10 seat minimum and implementation and training fees on top. Legora announced in 2026 that its most capable product, Agent Pro, is moving to consumption based pricing, layering usage metering onto the seat model.
Cost watchouts
The 10 seat minimum forces smaller teams to buy unused licenses (a 5 person team pays roughly 15,000 dollars a year for idle seats). Implementation and training fees land on top of license costs, and buyer reported per user rates run 200 to 500+ dollars a month billed annually depending on firm size, region, and contract length. The Agent Pro shift to consumption pricing adds a usage variable to model.
Variable cost rationale
Seat based annual licensing is predictable, but the announced Agent Pro consumption pricing introduces usage variability on the flagship agent tier, and implementation and training fees add one time costs.
Additional watchouts
Pricing opacity, the 10 seat minimum, and implementation complexity are the consistent buyer complaints in 2026 reviews. Multi year commitments should account for the in flight shift of Agent Pro to consumption pricing, which changes cost dynamics on the highest value tier.
Sales call required
Yes, required for paid access
Free / trial
Demo on request (no public trial)
Lowest paid plan
None officially published; reported list ~$3,000/user/yr with 10 seat minimum (~$30,000 ACV floor)
Commercial notes
Founded in Stockholm as Leya, rebranded to Legora in February 2025. $816M raised across 6 rounds including a $550M Series D in March 2026; reported $100M+ ARR and a $5.6B valuation. 800+ law firms and in house teams including Linklaters, Cleary Gottlieb, Goodwin, Dentons, and Bird & Bird. Salesforce Ventures among recent investors.
Key ambiguities
No official published pricing; the widely reported ~$3,000 per user per year list with a 10 seat minimum is from buyer reporting and third party reviews, not Legora's site. Real per user rates vary widely (200 to 500+ dollars a month reported) and the consumption pricing for Agent Pro is not yet publicly detailed.
Missing data
Official price list, Agent Pro consumption rates, implementation fee ranges, and regional pricing are all unpublished.
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