Legora
Legora supports legal research, document review, drafting, and collaboration.
Overview
- Transparency
- 6 / 10
- Trust
- 98 / 100
Trains on your data
- Free
- No
- Paid
- No
- Opt-out
- Not captured
Incidents
00
Assessed SEP 21, 2026 · Checked by hand SEP 21, 2026
Legora states it does not use customer data to train or fine tune AI models and deletes all data when the contract ends; ISO 27001, ISO 42001, SOC 2 Type 2, GDPR and HIPAA are asserted on legora.com; no incidents found.
Trust breakdown
98 / 100
Overall trust score
Data and privacy
Trains on your data
No training on user data
Storage regions
Sub-processors
Not disclosed
Data retention
When the relevant contracts terminate.
Deletion: Once your contract ends, all of your data, along with any dedicated storage resources associated with your account, is permanently deleted.
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Legora aOS uses Anthropic's Claude models, specifically mentioning Claude Sonnet 4, for its core AI capabilities. Legora builds an 'agentic harness' on top of these LLMs to create domain-specific legal agents.
Integrations and access
Integrations
Available on
Pricing
Agent Pro
Custom
Legora aOS does not have publicly available pricing. The 'Agent Pro' tier uses consumption-based pricing, where customers pay for the work the agent delivers. The 'Legora Agent' tier is available to existing customers at no additional cost and no changes to their existing contract terms. Pricing for other tiers is custom and depends on firm size, seat count, tier selection, and negotiation.
Prices as listed on SEP 21, 2026; check the vendor's page.
Moat and openness
Moat
- Proprietary Model
- Proprietary Data
- Network Effects
- Switching Costmoderate
- Unique UX
- Distributionstrong
Legora aOS demonstrates a moderate moat, primarily driven by its strong distribution among major legal firms and its specialized 'agentic harness' which provides a unique, domain-specific user experience. While it relies on external LLMs, its deep integrations and potential for proprietary legal data accumulation through its 'Monitors' and 'Lists' features could increase switching costs and defensibility over time.
Openness
- Open model weights
- Published research
- Open source contributions
- Transparency reports
- Public safety evals
Legora demonstrates a strong commitment to transparency, particularly in security and data governance. They publish detailed security information, undergo regular audits (SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, ISO 42001), and explicitly state that customer data is not used for AI model training. They also provide transparency around their AI's reasoning and sources, and have open-sourced a synthetic case for their benchmark. While they don't open-source their model weights, their overall approach to security, data control, and AI explainability is highly transparent.
Timeline
- 2026-08Legora collaborated with Box to connect agentic legal AI with the intelligent enterprise content layer, allowing mutual customers to apply documents stored in Box directly to their work in Legora.
- 2026-06Legora launched Monitors within the Legora aOS, a horizon scanning product built into a legal AI platform that continuously scans global regulation and surfaces changes.
- 2026-05Legora unveiled the Legora aOS, a purpose-built agentic operating system for legal work, marking the arrival of Agentic Law.
- 2026-03Legora acquired Canadian startup Walter AI to reinforce Legora aOS agentic AI capabilities.
Company
Legora
- Founded
- 2023
- HQ
- Stockholm, Sweden
- Site
- legora.com
Popularity
Not disclosed
monthly visits
Notable customers
Legora aOS is a leading AI workspace for lawyers, targeting law firms and corporate legal departments, and is considered a strong European challenger to market leader Harvey.
Value and ROI
What it should move: It shortens matter work, document reviews, and drafting.
Best fit
It fits lawyers who need research, review, and drafting assistance alongside shared matter work.
The catch
Legal context can differ across matters and jurisdictions. Teams need access controls, citation checks, and clear responsibility for final advice.
- Accor: Uses Legora to extend the capacity of its in-house legal team.[1]
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