LegalOn
by LegalOn Technologies
By LegalTechMag EditorsLast verified
Visit LegalOn ↗- Pricing
- $550 · published per-seat subscription; Individual plan self-serve with listed monthly price; Teams plan requires a sales demo for enterprise quote
- Rating
- 5.0 (10)https://www.g2.com/products/legalon/reviews (accessed 2026-07-18) — 5.0/5.0 average across 10 reviews as of mid-2026; small sample size
- Best for
- Contract review toolsSolo small firms
Strengths
- Publishes an actual price on its own website ($550/month for the Individual plan) with a self-serve free trial — no sales call required to learn what it costs, unlike Kira
- AI-powered playbook-based contract review flags risk, suggests redlines, and centralizes legal knowledge against attorney-drafted playbooks tuned to each organization's standards
- Vendor claims up to an 85% cut in contract review time while improving consistency
- Strong peer-review signal: 5.0/5.0 average on G2 as of mid-2026 (small sample, 10 reviews) and 4.7+/5.0 reported on Capterra
- Backed by over $200M raised, including a $50M round in July 2025 from SoftBank Vision Fund and other investors — real capital and staying power
- Serves 8,000+ organizations globally, spanning solo reviewers up to enterprise legal teams via optional add-on modules (Matter Management, Contract Management, Assistant Pro, Multi-Jurisdiction Playbook Pack)
Limitations
- Individual plan at $550/month is not cheap for a true solo practitioner despite being self-serve and published
- Team/enterprise pricing is still quote-based and sales-gated, so the transparency advantage is strongest at the individual-seat tier only
- Playbook-based review is optimized for recurring, standardized contract types (NDAs, MSAs, vendor paper) rather than bespoke M&A due-diligence document sets — not a substitute for Kira's bulk lease/portfolio extraction
- G2 rating, while very high, is based on a small review count (10) as of mid-2026, so the sample is thin relative to larger CLM vendors
- No public evidence of large-scale Am Law 200 M&A or CRE due-diligence deployments the way Kira has