Legora
By Legora AB (formerly Leya) · legora.com
4,1 Very good
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.
Best for: Law firms and companies with an in-house legal function that want AI support for contract review, research and due diligence.
Pros
- 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)
- Swedish company with strong funding (600 million dollars in Series D 2026) and rapid product development
Cons
- Quote-based enterprise pricing, not built for a small-business budget
- Requires legal competence to quality-assure the AI's output; not a replacement for a lawyer
- US data residency is available as an alternative; you must actively choose EU storage
Quick facts
| Price | Price on request |
|---|---|
| Origin | Swedish (Legora AB (formerly Leya)) |
| Categories | Legal |
| EU data storage | Yes |
| GDPR terms (DPA) | Yes |
Certifications
ISO 27001SOC 2ISO 42001
Sources & evidence
Claims about data storage, jurisdiction and compliance should be verifiable. Here is the evidence behind the statements above:
- Legora – Security page (ISO 27001, SOC 2, ISO 42001 and BYOK) →
- Legora – Homepage (technical team in Sweden, GDPR) →
- Legora – Newsroom, Series D (550 MUSD, valuation 5.55 billion USD, customers such as Linklaters and White & Case) →