From agentic legal work to the whole practice.
| LawAOS | Legora | |
|---|---|---|
| Practice management | ||
| Matter management | All plans | Legal-work contextVerify operational matter-management depth |
| Time tracking & billing | All plans | Not confirmedVerify current product |
| Trust-account reconciliation workflow | Guided workflowFirm validates balances and jurisdictional rules | Not confirmedVerify current product |
| Native e-signatures | Practice plan and up | Not confirmedVerify current product |
| Client portal | All plans; branded from Practice | Collaborative interfacesClient surfaces are publicly described |
| Risk & compliance | ||
| Conflicts checking | All plans | Not confirmedVerify current product |
| AML / KYC screening | Firm plan | Not confirmedVerify current product |
| Ethical walls | Firm plan; applied by an authorized administrator | Ethical walls and cross-matter isolation are publicly described |
| Knowledge & AI | ||
| Knowledge base + CLE tracking | All plans | Context and knowledgeCLE tracking not confirmed |
| Built-in AI assistant | Agents create real records in your matters | Agentic legal-work platform |
| AI included on every paid plan | Capabilities and fair-use controls apply | Not publicly itemized |
| Pricing | ||
| Published per-seat pricing | $29–$99/user/moEnterprise quoted | Contact sales |
High-level snapshot prepared August 2026. This table does not publish a source link for each cell, and vendor plans change. Verify capabilities, pricing, and terms in the vendor's current documentation before purchasing. Spot something out of date? Tell us and we'll correct it. Contact us.
The honest differences, in plain language.
Legora is building a connected legal-work aOS
Legora publicly describes end-to-end legal workflows, agent execution, matter knowledge, collaborative interfaces, integrations, ethical walls, and cross-matter isolation. Those are material capabilities, not point-tool features.
LawAOS defines the boundary more broadly
LawAOS connects governed agents to the complete practice-management record, including intake, matters, dockets, clients, billing, payments, trust, accounting, payroll, HR, learning, and firm administration.
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