Aimed at law firms and in-house legal teams, sold only through demos with no public pricing.
Kenning's take
What it does
Legora is an AI platform for lawyers that reviews and researches documents, drafts work and runs multi-step legal tasks through an agent. It adds regulatory monitoring, lists generated from documents, and practice areas such as M&A, litigation, banking, tax and insurance. The company was called Leya until it renamed itself Legora in February 2025, and it is sold to firms through demos.
- Agent that plans and carries out legal tasks
- Document review and legal research
- Monitors for regulatory change
- Lists generated from documents
- Skills for repeatable workflows
Who it suits. Law firms and in-house legal teams.
Key facts
- Category
- Business tools
- Made by
- Legora
- Based in
- Sweden
- Launched
- 2023
- How to get it
- enterprise sales through a demo request
- Works on
- Web, Microsoft Word add-in
- In the UK
- Yes
Reviews and write-ups
- Artificial Lawyer 2025-02-19
FAQ
Is Leya the same as Legora?
Yes. Leya renamed itself Legora in February 2025.
How much does Legora cost?
Legora does not publish prices. It is sold to firms through demos.
Who uses Legora?
Law firms and in-house legal teams, across areas such as M&A, litigation, banking and tax.
Facts from the maker's own pages and the sources listed. Checked 2026-10-11.
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