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Best Legal AI Software for In-House Legal Teams (2026)

Draft, review and redline faster, and ask questions of your documents. These are the Legal AI tools built for in-house legal teams, ranked by verified product details and funding. Nobody pays to be listed or ranked.

By The Circle DeskUpdated November 10, 2026

At a Glance

CompanyRaisedAIPricingBuilt for
Harvey$1.82BYesNot publishedIn-house, Large firms
Legora$1.42BYesNot publishedIn-house, Large firms, Mid-size firms
Luminance$138MYesNot publishedIn-house, Large firms
Ivo$75.8MYesNot publishedIn-house
Robin AI$64.8MYesNot publishedIn-house
Orbital$64.1MYesNot publishedIn-house, Large firms, Mid-size firms
Huuli.tech (SoduraAI)UndisclosedYesNot publishedIn-house
KnowHow AIUndisclosedYesCustom quoteIn-house
Lawxy Legal AI AssistantUndisclosedYesNot publishedIn-house

The 9 Picks

  1. 1

    Harvey

    AISOC 2

    Harvey builds AI software for law firms and corporate legal teams covering contract analysis, due diligence, compliance and litigation work.

    Raised
    $1.82B
    Built for
    In-house, Large firms
    Based in
    United States

    Harvey profile

  2. 2

    Legora

    AISOC 2

    Legora is a collaborative AI workspace for lawyers to review documents, research and draft.

    Raised
    $1.42B
    Built for
    In-house, Large firms, Mid-size firms
    Based in
    Sweden

    Legora profile

  3. 3

    Luminance is an AI contract platform for reviewing, negotiating and analyzing contracts.

    Raised
    $138M
    Built for
    In-house, Large firms
    Based in
    United Kingdom

    Luminance profile

  4. 4

    Ivo

    AISOC 2

    Ivo is AI contract review and redlining software for in-house legal teams.

    Raised
    $75.8M
    Built for
    In-house
    Based in
    US

    Ivo profile

  5. 5

    Robin AI provides AI contract software that helps legal teams review contracts and search clauses across their agreements.

    Raised
    $64.8M
    Built for
    In-house
    Based in
    United Kingdom

    Robin AI profile

  6. 6

    Orbital

    AISOC 2

    Orbital is AI software that helps legal teams with due diligence and documents in commercial real estate transactions.

    Raised
    $64.1M
    Built for
    In-house, Large firms, Mid-size firms
    Based in
    United Kingdom

    Orbital profile

  7. 7

    Huuli.tech is a Mongolian legal AI assistant listed by SoduraAI as a product for legal research and professional workflows.

    Built for
    In-house

    Huuli.tech (SoduraAI) profile

  8. 8

    KnowHow AI

    AICustom quote

    KnowHow AI is an AI legal assistant operated by Know How Assistance LLC. Its website describes tools for drafting briefs, contracts, and legal opinions, uploading case files for cited analysis, sharing research threads and drafts across a firm, and searching Georgian case law and legislation.

    Pricing
    Custom quote
    Built for
    In-house

    KnowHow AI profile

Quick Answers

What is the best Legal AI software for in-house legal teams?
Leading Legal AI tools built for in-house legal teams include Harvey, Legora, Luminance, Ivo, and Robin AI. The right one depends on your workflow, budget and the systems you already use.
Which of these tools use AI?
Harvey, Legora, Luminance, Ivo, Robin AI, and Orbital have AI built in.
Which are SOC 2 certified?
Harvey, Legora, Ivo, Orbital, and Lawxy Legal AI Assistant publish a SOC 2 Type II report.
What does Legal AI software do?
Draft, review and redline faster, and ask questions of your documents.

Source: Legal Tech Circle company and funding data, from public announcements and company websites. Updated November 10, 2026.

How we rank

Every company here is in GenAI Review, Drafting & Assistants and lists in-house legal teams among the teams it serves. They are ordered by whether the company has published or confirmed its product details, then by disclosed funding. Rankings are never sold. Our editorial policy.