Legora

Legora is an agentic operating system for legal work, supporting research, review, and drafting for law firms and in-house legal teams. Its Agent plans, executes, reviews, and delivers complex legal work. Legal research offers jurisdiction-aware results with structured citations, while Tabular Review extracts information from document sets into an AI-powered spreadsheet. The Word add-in supports drafting, redlining, review, template filling, anonymization, writing improvement, and translation while preserving formatting and structure. Customizable Playbooks define review rules for documents such as NDAs and service agreements. Outlook tools summarize threads, draft replies, and save emails and attachments to matters. iManage Cloud integration supports matter and document access. Mobile apps for iOS and Android sync Agent history with desktop. Legora lists case law, statutes, and regulations as primary sources across global jurisdictions. Pricing is available on request through a demo.

Legora brings legal research, document review, drafting, email, and matter workflows into one stated system. Its security controls, integrations, and global source coverage are relevant to organizations evaluating legal-work software.

Legora is aimed at law firms and in-house legal teams handling research, document work, and complex matters. Listed use cases include M&A, litigation, banking, tax, and insurance.

Legora is a legal-work platform for law firms and in-house legal teams handling complex matters. It is best suited to organizations that want research, document review, drafting, and matter workflows connected across their existing tools. Custom pricing means it is a less natural fit for individuals or teams seeking a clearly priced, self-serve product.

Overview

Legora describes its system as agentic: its Agent plans, executes, reviews, and delivers complex legal work. The product covers legal research, document analysis, drafting, email, and mobile access, with integrations intended to connect work across Microsoft Word, Outlook, and iManage Cloud. That breadth is useful for teams trying to coordinate several stages of legal work, but buyers should weigh it against a demo-led purchasing process and custom pricing.

Its research supports case law, statutes, and regulations across global jurisdictions, with jurisdiction-aware results and structured citations. Authority search, case analysis, and document uploads add range for legal teams working across different matters. The practical appeal is traceable research alongside document workflows, rather than a low-cost research tool for occasional individual use.

Key features

Research and document review

Legora’s research capability grounds jurisdiction-aware work in sources and provides structured citations. That is a meaningful fit for legal tasks where readers need to inspect the authorities behind an answer. Tabular Review analyzes large document sets and extracts information into an AI-powered spreadsheet, helping teams organize findings across a matter rather than review files only one at a time.

Drafting and matter workflows

The Microsoft Word add-in brings the Agent into drafting, redlining, and document review. It can also fill templates, anonymize information, improve writing, and translate documents while preserving their formatting and structure. Customizable Playbooks let organizations set review rules and standards for documents such as NDAs and service agreements, which can help align recurring reviews with internal expectations.

The Outlook add-in summarizes email threads, drafts replies, and saves messages and attachments to matters or projects. For iManage Cloud customers, Legora can access matters, folders, and documents, work with the Agent, and save results back to iManage. These connections are most relevant to teams that already rely on those tools; their value is more limited for organizations whose workflows use different systems.

Mobile access and controls

The iOS and Android apps sync Agent history with desktop and let users access documents, ask questions, and generate summaries. Legora also says its platform includes ethical walls, role-based access controls, and audit trails for tool calls, file access, and agent actions. Those controls address organizational access and oversight needs, while the mobile apps extend access beyond a desktop workflow.

Legora says it is certified to ISO 42001 and ISO 27001, meets SOC 2 requirements, and operates under GDPR. It says customer data is not used to train or fine-tune AI models, is encrypted in transit with TLS 1.2 or higher and at rest with AES-256, and is not accessed without explicit written consent. Support-related engineer access requires written customer approval. After a contract ends, Legora says customer data and dedicated storage resources are permanently deleted; customers can request a full export beforehand. These stated safeguards are relevant for organizations assessing sensitive legal work, though each buyer should confirm how the terms fit its own requirements.

Pricing

Legora is paid, with custom pricing. The Legora plan has no published price, and prospective customers are directed to book a demo. That sales-led route may suit firms and legal departments evaluating an organization-wide workflow, but it gives individuals and smaller teams no clear public price for comparing cost upfront.

There is no published lower-cost plan or free tier to assess. Buyers should discuss pricing and fit during the demo, particularly if they need to evaluate the product against tools with public prices or free usage allowances.

Platforms

Legora is available on web, iOS, and Android. Its mobile apps sync Agent history with desktop and support document access, questions, and summaries. The Word and Outlook add-ins extend the platform into those applications, while iManage Cloud integration connects matters, documents, and saved results for customers using that system.

Who it's for

Legora is aimed at law firms and in-house legal teams, with use cases spanning M&A, litigation, banking, tax, and insurance. Teams with substantial document sets, repeatable review standards, and existing Word, Outlook, or iManage Cloud workflows have the clearest reason to consider it. Individual lawyers or organizations seeking a modest, transparently priced research tool have less reason to start with a custom-priced system.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Connected legal workflows: Research, document review, drafting, email, and matter work sit within one product, with Word, Outlook, and iManage Cloud connections for teams that use them.
• Structured review: Tabular Review extracts information from large document sets into an AI-powered spreadsheet, while Playbooks let organizations define review standards for recurring documents.
• Stated data protections: Legora says it does not train models on customer data and describes encryption, access controls, certifications, and deletion after contract end.
• Global research scope: Coverage includes case law, statutes, and regulations across jurisdictions, with structured citations.

Cons

• Custom pricing: There is no public price or free plan, so teams cannot judge the cost without engaging with Legora.
• Integration fit matters: Several workflow advantages are tied to Word, Outlook, or iManage Cloud, making the product less compelling for teams organized around other tools.
• Organization-focused scope: Its breadth and demo-led buying process are a weaker match for individuals who need occasional legal research at a known price.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison of research-focused products, see AI Legal Research Software.

CaseCraft is worth considering if a free plan or one-time credit purchase is more important than Legora’s connected legal-work scope; its credit packs include 20 credits for $4, paid once and 50 credits for $10, paid once. ArkLegal AI is another option for readers prioritizing a free plan or trial, with a maker who says the product was built by a practicing attorney. Manupatra AI Search may suit readers looking for a specific annual High Court judgment-summary plan, priced at ₹5,000 a year.

Lexis+ is an alternative for organizations considering a paid research subscription with a free trial and pricing that varies by organization and selected content and tools. CaseRead may fit readers who want a free plan with daily research and citation-check allowances and document-analysis limits. Clauselex offers a free plan with daily quick research, a limited number of deep research runs, drafts, and uploads. Curia is an alternative for readers who prefer a free credit-based entry point before considering a monthly plan. LawGlance is another option to compare.

Verdict

Legora is a strong candidate for law firms and in-house legal teams that want research, review, drafting, and matter work coordinated across Word, Outlook, and iManage Cloud, with stated controls for handling customer data. Its main reason to look elsewhere is straightforward: pricing is custom and requires a demo, so buyers seeking an upfront price, free tier, or narrower research tool should compare alternatives first.