Legora

Legora (formerly Leya) is a collaborative AI workspace for lawyers covering document review, drafting, research and collaboration. Its Tabular Review turns folders of contracts into a spreadsheet-like grid (documents as rows, prompts as columns) for parallel extraction and comparison, and it offers agentic research and a Microsoft Word add-in. It is enterprise-quoted with no public pricing, and its outputs are assistance that lawyers must verify, not legal advice.

Legora is an AI workspace built for lawyers, covering document review, drafting, legal research and collaboration. A signature feature is Tabular Review, which works like a spreadsheet: legal teams drag folders of contracts into the system, each document becomes a row, and custom prompts become columns, enabling parallel extraction and comparison across large document sets. Legora also provides a legal-specific AI assistant, agentic research tools and drafting inside Microsoft Word, plus integrations with document management systems and the ability to apply internal playbooks. The company was formerly known as Leya and rebranded to Legora in February 2025, adding agentic research and other product upgrades. It has scaled rapidly and internationally, particularly outside the US, and has become one of the more prominent legal AI platforms, backed by large venture rounds and a high valuation. As with all legal AI, Legora's outputs are assistance for qualified lawyers rather than legal advice, and results must be verified. Legora does not publish official pricing; it is enterprise-quoted and varies by firm size, region and contract, typically with implementation and training on top. Firms handling confidential matters should review Legora's security, confidentiality and data-handling terms and confirm current pricing directly.