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SCORE 6/1017/20 elements Audited 2026-07-31 · RXed table v1.0

Legora

“The collaborative AI powering lawyers to review and research faster, draft smarter, and advise with precision” — the vendor’s own words

Best-in-class tabular review and 12-jurisdiction research on an $866M war chest — but there is no eval surface, an independent rubric ranks it last of the big three, and the price only exists behind a sales call.

SpecialistResearchAutomation & AgentsProductivityPaid
Vendor
Legora (formerly Leya) · legora.com
Origin
US — New York
Pricing
Not published — sales-led. Third-party estimates ~€260–740/user/month (reported $300–800), ~10-seat minimum ≈ €26k+/year floor; Agent Pro moved to consumption-based pricing 06/2026
Users (official only)
100,000+ lawyers at 1,500+ law firms and in-house legal teams across 50+ markets (source, 2026-07-28)

Element scores

Reactive
Retrieval & Memory
Orchestration
Validation
Models
Primitives
Pr7.5
Prompts
Em5.5
Embeddings
Cx8
Context
Tr6.5
Tracing
Lg7
LLM
Compositions
Fc7.5
Function calling
Vx5.5
Vector store
Rg8.5
RAG
Gr7.5
Guardrails
Mm4.5
Multimodal
Deployment
Ag8
Agents
Ft3
Fine-tuning
Fw7.5
Frameworks & harnesses
Ev3.5
Evaluations
Sm
Small models
Emerging
Ma7
Multi-agent
Sy
Synthetic data
Pc6
Protocols
In
Interpretability
Th5
Thinking models
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Strengths

Tabular Review is the category-standout surface: a data room becomes a grid, each document a row, each prompt a column, so you verify 200 contracts side by side instead of interrogating a chat box. Legal Research covers 12 jurisdictions with source-level citations and the strongest multilingual range in the pair (native Arabic building with Al Tamimi since 06/2026). The Agent plans, executes, reviews and delivers end-to-end, and adoption is verifiable: GÖRG reports 96.81% weekly active usage across 380+ lawyers.

Honest dings

The only published independent rubric (HAQQ, disclosed vendor benchmark) ranks Legora last of the big three at 34.5/50 vs Harvey's 38.2, losing 9 of 11 categories. No customer-facing eval or regression-testing surface exists — on a tool selling trustworthy legal output, that is the biggest hole in the passport. Pricing is behind a sales call with a ~10-seat minimum, Law.com documents a growing build-your-own countercurrent ('wrappers' criticism), and reviewers note long documents past a few hundred pages grind in the grid.

Best for: Mid-size firms (10–100 lawyers) doing high-volume, multilingual or cross-border document review — you get the best review surface in legal AI at a reported third of Harvey's price, if you accept a sales-led buy and verify output yourself.
Visit legora.com Prices and details change — this passport is re-verified at least quarterly.

Sources

Every audit lists the research it rests on — transparency and traceability are the product. Tools evolve: each audit is a snapshot of its audit date, and re-audits supersede older versions (kept below for reference).