Legora
Swedish enterprise AI legal workspace (formerly Leya) — due diligence drops from days to minutes for law firms and in-house teams.
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Legora (formerly Leya) is an enterprise AI legal workspace for lawyers and firms, unifying review, drafting, research and negotiation into one platform: Tabular Review cross-queries vast document sets, Playbooks let lawyers codify rules to automate contract review and negotiation advice, and it integrates deeply with Microsoft Word. It serves 250+ law firms across 20+ countries and closed an $80M Series B in 2025.
Enterprise-priced at roughly $3,000/user/yr (10-seat minimum). Compared with Harvey's full-spectrum legal AI, Legora focuses on contract workflows and practical firm operations — one of the fastest-growing legal AI players in the Nordics.
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What is Legora?
Swedish enterprise AI legal workspace (formerly Leya) — due diligence drops from days to minutes for law firms and in-house teams.
What are the pros and cons of Legora?
Pros: End-to-end contract automation, Tabular Review, Deep Word integration, Widely adopted by firms. Cons: Opaque enterprise pricing, 10-seat minimum, Needs training.
How much does Legora cost?
Enterprise: ~$3,000/user/yr (10+ seats).
Who is Legora for?
Best for Contract review, Legal due diligence, Negotiation advice, Firms & in-house.
What are the alternatives to Legora?
Consider Harvey, Spellbook.