Legora — founded as Leya in Stockholm in 2023 and rebranded in 2025 — is a legal AI workspace built around collaborative, multi-lawyer workflows rather than a single-user chat assistant. Its named products include an autonomous "Agent" for end-to-end task execution, "Tabular Review" for structured multi-document analysis, "Workflows" for multi-step automation, cited legal research, continuous regulatory-change "Monitors," and Word/Outlook add-ins.
The company reports 800+ law firm and in-house customers internationally, including several large firms (e.g., Linklaters, Cleary Gottlieb, Goodwin, Dentons are cited in company materials), and is now headquartered in New York with offices in Stockholm, London, Sydney, and Bangalore.
Legora's security page states customer documents and data are never used to train, fine-tune, or improve its models, and that model processing is ephemeral. The company markets itself as model-agnostic, working across multiple frontier model providers rather than a single one, though it does not name specific providers on its public security page.
Legora does not publish list pricing; it requires a demo/sales conversation, and does not offer a public free trial.