On 2026-06-23 Max Junestrand announced Legora will adopt consumption-based…

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Legora (Max Junestrand) announced on 2026-06-23 a move to consumption-based pricing and launched Agent Pro, which combines the most powerful models with a new harness to plan, execute, review and deliver complex legal work end-to-end. Junestrand frames this as a market shift from seat-based economics to outcome-based pricing, citing companies like Clay, Cursor, and Lovable.

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Agent Pro uses “the most powerful models” plus a new execution harness to plan, execute, review, and deliver complex legal work end-to-end, claiming it will perform real work alongside legal teams.

Junestrand cites peers (Clay, Cursor, Lovable) and model providers as already moving this way, arguing the industry will measure AI value by work done (outcomes) rather than logins, and that firms who use agentic capabilities will win.

The future of legal work is agentic.

AI agents will increasingly execute complex work alongside legal teams. And when that happens, the economics of legal work change. We go beyond seats licensed to outcomes delivered.

That shift needs a commercial model built for it. So we're introducing consumption-based pricing to @WeAreLegora, alongside our latest product: Agent Pro.

Agent Pro uses the most powerful models and a new harness to plan, execute, review, and deliver complex legal work end-to-end. It does real work. So the way we commercialize it should track the value it creates instead of a seat count.

We're not first to see this. AI companies like Clay, Cursor, Lovable, and the model providers themselves have all moved this way. We expect many more to follow.

This shift reflects our belief that the value of AI over time will get measured in work done, not logins purchased. And that the legal teams who win are the ones who put these new capabilities to use.

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