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AI tools for legal

5 tools, ranked by our overall rating.

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Pocketlaw (Miramis)

Miramis Technologies AB

4,2 Very good
Swedish Legal Price on request EU data storage βœ“ ISO 27001

Swedish contract platform (renamed Miramis in 2026) with AI review, 400+ templates and eIDAS-compatible e-signing in one. The catch: the public price list has been removed (quote required) and the AI features send data to Anthropic on American infrastructure.

  • Swedish company with contract templates adapted to Swedish law
  • ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II certified with eIDAS-compatible e-signing
  • Public price list has been removed; demo and quote are now required

Best for: Growing companies that want to gather contract templates, e-signing and AI review in one Swedish tool.

2

Legora

Legora AB (formerly Leya)

4,1 Very good
Swedish Legal Price on request EU data storage βœ“ ISO 27001

Swedish AI platform for legal work, valued at over 5 billion dollars in 2026 and used by firms such as Linklaters and White & Case. The catch: built for lawyers with enterprise pricing, over-dimensioned and expensive for a small business without its own legal function.

  • ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO 42001 (AI governance), an unusually complete certification set
  • EU data storage optional with customer-controlled encryption keys (BYOK)
  • Quote-based enterprise pricing, not built for a small-business budget

Best for: Law firms and companies with an in-house legal function that want AI support for contract review, research and due diligence.

3

Lexly

Lexly AB (formerly Avtal24)

4,1 Very good
Swedish Legal From approx 95 SEK/month EU data storage βœ“

Digital legal service with business subscriptions in three tiers (Bas, Plus, Premium from 95 SEK/month) and fixed per-document prices for private law, 495–9 990 SEK per document. The catch: the previous company was declared bankrupt in 2024 and operations continue in a new company.

  • Business subscriptions in three tiers (Bas, Plus, Premium) from 95 SEK/month with e-signing and contract storage
  • Legal advice in Swedish by phone or video, first call free
  • Per-document prices are published mainly for private law (495–9 990 SEK); business per-document prices are not public

Best for: Small businesses that want ongoing contract support via subscription, with over 200 contract templates and lawyer help in Swedish.

4

Precisely

Precisely AB

4,1 Very good
Swedish Legal Price on request EU data storage βœ“

Swedish contract lifecycle management (CLM) platform from Gothenburg that covers the entire flow from template and approval to e-signing and monitoring, with data on Google Cloud in Frankfurt. The catch: quote-based pricing aimed at medium-sized companies, and the company's own ISO certification is not publicly confirmed, only the data centers'.

  • EU storage all the way: database on Google Cloud in Frankfurt and file storage on Amazon S3 in Dublin
  • Swedish company founded in Gothenburg in 2014 with GDPR and Schrems II-adjusted design
  • Quote-based pricing without public price list

Best for: Companies with larger contract volumes that want EU-stored contract management with automated templates, approval flows and reminders.

5

Maigon

Maigon AB

3,9 Good
Swedish Legal Price on request EU data storage βœ“

Swedish AI service that reviews standard contracts (NDA, processor agreement, consultant agreement) and flags risks in minutes. The catch: the analysis runs via American AI models such as GPT, Claude and Gemini, no security certifications are publicly disclosed and pricing requires a quote.

  • Swedish company (Stockholm) with servers in the Netherlands according to the privacy policy
  • Specialised module for GDPR review of processor agreements according to EDPB guidelines
  • AI analysis goes via American model providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google)

Best for: Companies that often review standard contracts such as NDAs and data processor agreements and want to save lawyer hours.