# Legora alternative: RuleX, with published plans, no credits and a 7-day free trial

*Alejandro Cárdenas · October 31, 2026*

RuleX is a Legora alternative for lawyers and legal teams who want to see the price and start the same day. RuleX plans carry a monthly price published in each market, with use inside the plan and no credits to buy, and a 7-day free trial needs no card. RuleX reads up to twenty documents per message, runs Table Review on up to twenty-five documents and twenty questions with the evidence in every cell, and drafts in a Canvas beside the matter. Teams build agents and workflows without code and share them with colleagues. Work leaves as Word or PDF, with Excel and slides from the chat, in twenty markets.

Teams that look at Legora are usually weighing one question: can a shared workspace for research, review and drafting be bought and started without a sales cycle? This page compares what legora.com publishes with what RuleX has on its pricing page and in its product today.

## Choose RuleX: plans with a published price, and a workspace your firm shapes itself.

Because the monthly price is on the pricing page and there is no credit balance to forecast. Because the trial starts the moment you sign up, on your own documents. Because Table Review, the Canvas, matters and agents sit in one account, and the workflow a lawyer builds once is shared with colleagues. And because the work leaves as Word or PDF, with Excel and slides from the chat, in twenty markets, with the interface in Spanish, Portuguese or English according to the country.

## How a shared workflow is built in RuleX

Legora presents collaboration through Portal and Lists, so the useful test is a workflow your own team builds and reuses. This is how it goes in RuleX.

1. **Describe the work in plain language.** Pick what you are building, a guided flow, a chat app or a Canvas, and say what it should do. RuleX proposes the structure, up to forty operations per proposal, and the lawyer reviews it.
2. **Run it on a real matter.** Before anything is published, the draft runs on an actual case. You see the output, adjust the description and run it again.
3. **Publish the tested version.** The version that passed the test is the one that gets published. Published versions do not change underneath the people using them.
4. **Share it with colleagues.** Keep it personal, send an expiring link or, in an Enterprise organization, publish it under "Your firm" so colleagues find it under their own tab. The next matter starts from a workflow that already works.

## What to ask about price, review and teamwork

The questions below apply to Legora, to RuleX and to anyone else who joins the shortlist. They turn a feature list into a decision.

- Is usage billed as a plan with a published monthly price, or as consumption I have to forecast?
- Can I run one question across a whole folder of contracts and open the evidence behind each answer?
- Can colleagues, not only the person who built it, reuse a workflow on their own matters?
- Which interface languages and which countries work today, and in which currency do I pay?
- Where does the finished work go: a Word file, an Excel table, a PDF?
- Can I start on a real matter this afternoon, without scheduling a demo?

## A Mexico City legal department reviews twenty-five supplier contracts before renewals

The legal team of a manufacturer needs to know, before a renewal round, which of its twenty-five supplier contracts expire this year, which allow termination for convenience, what each liability cap is and which law governs. It uploads the contracts, including a handful of scanned originals, and writes the four questions into Table Review. RuleX builds a table with one contract per row and one question per column, and every cell points to the clause it was read from.

- A table of twenty-five rows and four columns, 100 answers in all, with the evidence for each one a click away.
- The renewals ordered by expiry date, ready to become calendar entries.
- An Excel export for the business team and a Word memo on the contracts with the weakest liability caps.
- Table Review, an App ready to run again on the next folder of contracts with the same four questions.
- A task for each renewal inside the matter, with its date.

## What a team compares when it looks at Legora

Legora presents itself as an operating system for legal work, with research, review, drafting and collaboration in one place. The comparison that matters has five parts. How the product is bought: online, or after a demo. How usage is billed: a plan, or consumption. How a team reuses its own work: shared workflows and tables. Which languages and countries work on the first day. And what leaves the product at the end of a matter.

RuleX answers each of the five in public. The plans and their prices are listed per market. Usage is covered by the plan, with no credit balance to watch. The team shares what it builds. The interface runs in Spanish, Portuguese or English according to the country. And the work leaves as a Word, Excel, PDF or slide file.

## Table Review, agents and the Canvas in one workspace

Table Review turns a folder into a table: one document per row, one question or data point per column, evidence in every cell. A firm can run it on up to twenty-five contracts, leases or employment agreements and up to twenty questions at a time, and export the result to Excel; the same App runs again on the next folder. It is available in every market RuleX serves.

Beside it sits the work that follows from the table. The Drafter asks the few questions a document needs, with answers you select, and writes in the Canvas next to the matter. Matters hold tasks, dates and a log, so a finding in the table becomes a dated task. Research cites sources that open: in Colombia from more than 65,000 official sources in seven indexes, and elsewhere from the official sources of the country, linked to the original.

## Plans with a published price and no credits

A plan in RuleX covers use inside the plan, with no credit balance to watch. Each tier, Student, Pro and Ultra (Pro is called Standard in the United States), carries a published monthly price, and the six- and twelve-month options cost less per month. In the United States the plans are Student at $29.90, Standard at $39.90 and Ultra at $69.90 a month; in Colombia Pro is COP 40,000, in Mexico MXN 249, in Brazil BRL 69.90 and in Spain EUR 32.90.

Legora arranges pricing through a demo; on June 23, 2026 it announced consumption-based pricing for its Agent Pro product and said the Legora Agent is available to existing customers at no additional cost. Whether a team prefers a plan it can budget in advance or usage that scales with work is a legitimate buying criterion. RuleX is built for the first, and the number is on the page before the conversation.

## Latin America: a new Legora office and twenty RuleX markets in service

Legora announced a Mexico City office on July 28, 2026, its first in Latin America. RuleX is already published in twenty markets, each with its published price, deadline counts that use each country's holidays and a Drafter that writes with the terminology of the lawyer's jurisdiction. A team in Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Brazil, Argentina or Spain can open an account today and run a real matter.

## How this page was written

RuleX writes this comparison and is one of the two products in it. The Legora column comes from legora.com, its product pages and its announcements, each with the date it was consulted. The RuleX column comes from the product and its public price list. Legora arranges prices in a demo, and figures from third-party blogs differ widely, so none is quoted. Whatever Legora does not publish is left out rather than guessed.

## RuleX and Legora, criterion by criterion

Legora's column comes from legora.com and its announcements, consulted on October 30, 2026. RuleX's column comes from the product and its price list.

| Criterion | RuleX | Legora |
| --- | --- | --- |
| What it is | Legal AI software with research, Table Review, a Canvas for drafting, Apps and agents, matters, and Word and PDF outputs, with Excel and slides from the chat. | An operating system for legal work, which Legora calls aOS: research, review, drafting and collaboration, with Agent, Workflows, Tabular Review, Editor, Word and Outlook add-ins, Portal, Monitors and Lists. |
| Who it is for | Solo lawyers, firms and in-house teams across Latin America, Spain and the United States. | Firms of all sizes, in-house teams, the public sector and private equity; solution pages for M&A, litigation, banking, tax and insurance. |
| How you buy it | Sign up online; 7-day free trial without a card; Enterprise designed in a conversation. | Book a demo on legora.com. |
| Price | Published monthly plans, no credits. $29.90, $39.90 or $69.90 a month in the United States; Pro COP 40,000 in Colombia, MXN 249 in Mexico. | Set in a demo conversation; consumption-based pricing for Agent Pro announced June 23, 2026. |
| Markets and languages | Twenty markets, each with its published price; interface in Spanish in 18 countries, in Portuguese in Brazil and in English in the United States. | Site and product pages in English; Mexico City office announced July 28, 2026, its first in Latin America. |
| Legal sources | Colombia: more than 65,000 official sources in seven indexes. Other markets: live research over the country's official sources, with each citation linked. | Legal Research inside the platform, and Monitors for regulatory change. |
| Case file and documents | Up to twenty files per message in PDF, Word, Excel, image, audio or video; OCR for scans; Table Review across up to twenty-five documents and twenty questions in one run. | Tabular Review for extracting data across many documents; Lists. |
| Drafting and deliverables | Drafter asks up to three questions, writes in the Canvas and exports Word with native styles and PDF; the chat adds Excel with formulas and slides on request. | Editor and a Word add-in; an Outlook add-in. |
| Custom agents and workflows | Describe a guided flow, chat app or Canvas, test it on a real matter, publish the tested version and share it by expiring link or, in Enterprise, across the firm. | Agent for multi-step tasks and Workflows. |
| Case management | Matters with tasks, dates and a log; transcription with speaker labels and e-signature with one-time codes on Pro and Ultra; clients, roles and billing in Enterprise. | Portal for working with clients; Lists for tracking work. |
| Security | Documents never train AI models; the AI copy of a file expires after a requested hour; matters are never sold; encryption in transit. | SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, ISO 42001, GDPR and HIPAA, and zero AI training on customer data, per Legora. |

## What leaves RuleX when the review is done

- An Excel table, one document per row, with the evidence for each cell
- A Word memo or contract summary with native styles
- A PDF of the final version, and slides for a client meeting
- Table Review, an App your team can run again on the next folder
- Tasks and dates in the matter for every renewal or deadline found

## What Legora publishes

Legora describes itself as an operating system for legal work, which it calls aOS, covering research, review, drafting and collaboration. Its site lists Agent for multi-step tasks, Workflows, Tabular Review, Legal Research, Editor, Word and Outlook add-ins, Portal, Monitors for regulatory change and Lists. It sells to firms of all sizes, in-house teams, the public sector and private equity, and publishes SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, ISO 42001, GDPR and HIPAA, with zero AI training on customer data. On June 23, 2026 Legora announced consumption-based pricing for Agent Pro, and on July 28, 2026 a Mexico City office, its first in Latin America. The route to purchase on the site is "Book a demo".

Sources checked on October 30, 2026:

- [Legora: home](https://legora.com/)
- [Legora: aOS](https://legora.com/product/aos)
- [Legora: Tabular Review](https://legora.com/product/tabular-review)
- [Legora: consumption-based pricing (June 23, 2026)](https://legora.com/blog/consumption-based-pricing)
- [Legora: new Mexico City office (July 28, 2026)](https://legora.com/newsroom/legora-enters-latin-america-with-a-new-mexico-city-office)

## Frequently asked questions

### What is the best alternative to Legora?

RuleX, for teams that want published plans and a trial they start themselves. It covers research with sources that open, Table Review across up to twenty-five documents, drafting in a Canvas, matters with tasks and dates, and agents and workflows a team builds without code and shares with colleagues, in twenty markets.
### Is RuleX a good alternative to Legora?

Yes. RuleX offers the work teams look for in Legora, review across many documents, drafting, research and shared workflows, with plans at a monthly price published in each market, use inside the plan and a 7-day free trial that needs no card. The interface runs in Spanish in 18 countries, in Portuguese in Brazil and in English in the United States.
### How much does Legora cost?

Legora arranges pricing through a demo, and on June 23, 2026 it announced consumption-based pricing for its Agent Pro product, with the Legora Agent included for existing customers. Third-party blogs publish estimates that differ widely, so this page quotes none. RuleX publishes its plans: In the United States the plans are Student at $29.90, Standard at $39.90 and Ultra at $69.90 a month; in Colombia Pro is COP 40,000, in Mexico MXN 249, in Brazil BRL 69.90 and in Spain EUR 32.90.
### Does RuleX have a tabular review across many contracts?

Yes. Table Review puts one document on each row and one question on each column, with the evidence for every cell, and exports to Excel. A run takes up to twenty-five documents and twenty questions, and the App can be run again on the next folder. It works in every market RuleX serves.
### Can my team build its own workflows in RuleX?

Yes. A lawyer describes a guided flow, a chat app or a Canvas in plain language, tests it on a real matter, publishes the tested version and shares it by expiring link or, in an Enterprise organization, across the firm. No programming is involved.
### Is there a Legora alternative with a free trial?

RuleX offers a 7-day free trial. It starts at sign-up, needs no card and no demo, and lets a team run Table Review, drafting and research on its own documents before choosing a plan.
### Does RuleX work for lawyers in Latin America?

Yes. RuleX is published in twenty markets across Latin America, Spain and the United States, with the price published in each market, the interface runs in Spanish in 18 countries, in Portuguese in Brazil and in English in the United States, and deadline counts that use each country's holidays. In Colombia the research draws on more than 65,000 official sources; elsewhere it uses the official sources of the country.

## Related pages

- [Harvey alternative](https://rulex.org/harvey-alternative) — The same comparison against Harvey.
- [AI legal agents and workflows](https://rulex.org/ai-legal-agents-and-workflows) — Build an agent for the work your firm repeats.
- [AI contract review](https://rulex.org/ai-contract-review) — Contracts read clause by clause, with the evidence open.
- [Pricing](https://rulex.org/pricing) — The RuleX plans in your currency, with the 7-day trial.
- [Alternativa a Legora (en español)](https://rulex.org/alternativa-a-legora) — La misma comparación para despachos de Latinoamérica.

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