Legora hits $100m revenue milestone, joins fast-growing software cohort

Legal AI platform Legora has passed $100 million in annual recurring revenue in less than 18 months since launching its platform in October 2024.

That puts it in a group of high-growth SaaS companies reaching that scale on a similar timeline. In legal tech, Harvey is the closest comparator, reaching the milestone in roughly three years when its customer base was around 500 companies.

Unusual for legal

Enterprise software has historically been slower to adopt new systems, with longer sales cycles and higher barriers to change, especially in more traditional industries such as legal.

Legora now serves more than 1,000 customers across 50 markets and recently raised a $550 million Series D to expand its footprint in the US and other key global markets.

“This [milestone] is a reflection of how quickly our customers are pushing the industry forward,” said Max Junestrand, chief executive and co-founder of Legora. “They’re redefining how legal work gets done, and AI is becoming the core infrastructure for the profession.”

Built with law firms

The idea for Legora was sparked by a simple observation: a friend working as a junior associate had spent an entire summer manually summarising court cases - a task that felt out of step with the capabilities of modern software.

The company’s early development focused heavily on working alongside practitioners. After going through Y Combinator, Legora partnered with Nordic firm Mannheimer Swartling, embedding with lawyers to build and refine the product around real-world use cases.