Legora Moves Agent Pro to Consumption Pricing, Ending Per-Seat Model
- Vendors
- Legora
- Significance
- Medium
- Confidence
- Reported
Why this matters
This firm has made a tracked AI move, with Legora in the stack. A meaningful marker of where the firm's capability is heading.
Legora switched its Agent Pro product from fixed per-seat licensing to consumption-based (metered) pricing — a significant industry pricing shift. Commentary argues this exposes law firms because most cannot yet attribute AI costs to a client or matter.
- Significance
- Medium
- Source type
- Trade Press
Vendors involved
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