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Lexlegis.ai (MIRA)
AI legal assistant for Indian law doing source-cited research, clause-level document analysis and drafting of pleadings and notices.
Spec sheet
All-in India price
₹7,200/user/mo
For a registered business, billed yearly
- Free plan
- Not available
- Free trial
- Available
- Status
- Source checked 29 Jul 2026
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A strong fit for Indian litigators and in-house counsel who want research grounded in verifiable Indian sources plus contract clause analysis and drafting in one tool. The watch-out is that AI output still needs lawyer review, so treat drafts and citations as a starting point.
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In short
Lexlegis.ai (MIRA) is listed under Legal & Contract Software, reviewed for Indian buyers. It costs about ₹7,200/user/mo before GST, billed in rupees. It issues an India GST invoice, so you can claim input credit. FindThatSoftware rates it best for Indian litigators and in-house counsel; a poor fit for solo practitioners doing occasional research, because a 1.08 lakh rupee annual seat is hard to recover from a light caseload.
What Lexlegis.ai (MIRA) costs in India
The rupee price a business actually pays, after the card forex markup, with GST shown both ways.
True India price
Registered business, per user per month, billed yearly
₹7,200
Lexlegis.ai (MIRA) is billed in rupees at ₹7,200/user/mo, so there is no forex markup. A registered business reclaims GST, so that is roughly the cost (₹86,400/yr). Without reclaim, add 18% for about ₹8,496 a month.
- Sticker price
- ₹7,200/user/mo
- GST
- 18%, reclaimable if registered
- Registered per user per month
- ₹7,200
- Registered per user per year
- ₹86,400
- If you can't reclaim GST
- ₹8,496
- Try first
- Free trial before you commit budget.
- Watch for
- Legal research AI: Professional from ₹7,200/user/mo, with a higher-priced Enterprise tier (20% off annual); 7-day trial, no card.
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Full MIRA assistant via enquiry. India INR. Confirm on vendor site.
Indicative, not a bill. The exchange rate is a single mid-market reference, not a live feed, and GST-registered businesses may reclaim input credit. Confirm current pricing on the vendor site.
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Audit your spendWho Lexlegis.ai (MIRA) fits
What it is, what you gain, what you give up, and who should look elsewhere.
What is Lexlegis.ai (MIRA)?
Lexlegis.ai's MIRA is an AI legal assistant built for the Indian legal system. It combines legal research with citations to real judgments, statutes and circulars; a secure workspace for clause-level extraction and document comparison; and drafting of appeals, pleadings, petitions and notices. It uses predefined skills and offers SaaS, VPC, air-gapped and on-prem deployment.
What you gain, and what you give up.
The case for
- Coverage is built on Indian statutes, case law, circulars and notifications rather than a US corpus with India bolted on later
- Pricing is published openly at 9,000 rupees per user monthly, which most legal AI vendors hide behind a sales call
- A 7 day trial runs without a card, so a firm can test research and drafting quality before any commitment
The catch
- At 9,000 rupees per user monthly, a five lawyer firm pays 5.4 lakh rupees a year before the annual discount
- Enterprise costs 17,250 rupees per user monthly, close to double Professional, and the split between the two tiers is not itemised publicly
- The 20 percent annual discount requires twelve months paid upfront, which is a large single outlay for a small practice
- The product launched in 2025, so there is little independent long term evidence on accuracy across different practice areas
Best for
- Indian litigators and in-house counsel
- Source-cited legal research
- Clause-level document analysis and drafting
Who should avoid it
- Solo practitioners doing occasional research, because a 1.08 lakh rupee annual seat is hard to recover from a light caseload
- Firms working mainly outside India, because the depth of the corpus sits in Indian statutes and Indian case law
India readiness
How well Lexlegis.ai (MIRA) fits an Indian business operationally, from the verified pricing and company facts we hold.
- ✓GST invoice
Issues a GST-compliant invoice, so a registered business can reclaim input tax.
- ✓Bills in INR
Priced in rupees, so there is no forex conversion or card markup on top.
- ✓India HQ
India-headquartered, so support, timezone, and context are local.
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What we verified about Lexlegis.ai (MIRA)
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Features we confirmed21
- Document comparison
- Interact compares documents clause by clause in a secure workspace
- Agentic planning chain
- MIRA plans the work, selects skills and orders them into a reasoning chain
- Argument matrices
- Litigator kit lists time-bound argument matrices for hearings
- Brief summarisation
- MIRA summarises a 60-page brief and flags the strongest arguments
- Citation backed legal research
- Ask cites the real judgment, statute, circular or notification behind every answer
- Contract drafting
- Draft produces contracts, opinions and submissions
- Document clause extraction
- Interact does clause-level extraction from uploaded contracts, orders and notices
- Due diligence review
- A 500-page due-diligence pile is extracted, risk-ranked and memo-summarised
- Exportable research notes
- Ask produces export-ready research notes
- Firm voice drafting
- Draft is described as firm voice and playbook aware
- Meta verification layer
- A meta-verification layer audits each step against six independent checks
- Multi document reasoning
- Interact reasons across multiple documents rather than one at a time
- Non standard clause flagging
- Deal-team scenario flags non-standard terms and ranks risks by severity
- Notice reply drafting
- Tax scenario drafts a paragraph-by-paragraph GST notice reply citing circulars
- Pleading drafting
- Draft produces appeals, pleadings and petitions
- Prebuilt skill library
- 215 production skills across 24 functional groups, each versioned and evaluated
- Reasoning chain audit
- Every deliverable arrives with its reasoning chain attached for senior-lawyer tracing
- Regulatory circular monitoring
- MIRA Compliance Pod maps daily regulatory circulars to your business lines
- Shepardised citation tracking
- Ask traces judgments that cited, followed, distinguished or overruled an authority, forward and backward
- Skill based task assignment
- Vendor states you do not prompt, you assign a predefined skill
- Statute and circular search
- Research covers statutes, circulars and notifications alongside case law
What people use it for4
- Prepare for a hearing
- Day-with-MIRA scenarios cover pre-hearing brief prep and supplementary submissions
- Answer GST and tax notices
- A tax-practice scenario drafts a GST notice reply within the seven-day window
- Contract risk review
- Deal lawyers use Interact to extract clauses and rank risks before meetings
- In house legal support
- A dedicated In-House track and 50+ in-house law teams are named
Works with5
- Microsoft azure
- VPC tenancy can run inside your own Azure account
- Google cloud
- VPC tenancy can run inside your own GCP account
- Aws
- VPC tenancy can run inside your own AWS account
- Lt vyoma
- Single-tenant deployment is offered on L&T Vyoma sovereign cloud
- Nvidia dgx
- Air-gapped deployment runs on NVIDIA DGX Spark hardware
Terms, compliance and how you buy37
- SOC 2 certified
- Security section lists SOC 2 trust services
- Self serve signup
- Site states no waitlist and no request, with full access at app.lexlegis.ai
- ISO 27001 certified
- Security section lists ISO/IEC 27001 information security certification
- GDPR compliant
- Security section lists GDPR EU data protection compliance
- Ccpa compliant
- Security section lists CCPA California privacy compliance
- 1000 plus professionals
- Adoption stats claim 1,000+ professionals using it in live work
- 7 day trial no card
- FAQ states a 7 day free trial with no credit card required
- Air gapped deployment
- Mode D offers a provable air gap on NVIDIA DGX Spark on the desk
- Annual 20 percent discount
- FAQ states annual billing offers a 20 percent discount
- Annual discount needs upfront payment
- Our cons record the 20 percent discount requires twelve months paid upfront
- Common and civil law support
- Deployed across common law and civil law systems in seventeen countries
- Confidential by default
- Interact workspace is described as secure, private and confidential by default
- Customer managed keys
- VPC modes run on your IAM, your keys and your region
- Deterministic output claim
- Four Pillars promise the same question returns the same answer every time
- Domain fine tuned model
- Models are fine-tuned on law rather than the general web
- DPDP compliant
- Security section lists India's DPDP data protection compliance
- Enterprise tier quote for full mira
- The full MIRA assistant is arranged with a specialist rather than bought self-serve
- Fine grained metadata schema
- Every document is tagged by issue, authority, outcome and downstream citation
- India built
- Product traces to Indian legal documentation work from 1937 and India's largest appeals repository
- India first legal corpus
- Trained on Indian statutes and Indian legal reasoning: ratio, obiter, holding, distinction
- India hosted infrastructure
- The managed SaaS mode is hosted on ISO 27001 certified Indian infrastructure
- INR published pricing
- FAQ publishes Rs 9,000 per user per month Professional and Rs 17,250 Enterprise
- Launched 2025
- Timeline dates the Lexlegis.ai launch to 2025, so long-run accuracy evidence is thin
- Lawyer review still required
- Vendor states the routine work is taken but the judgment stays with you
- Multi jurisdiction coverage
- Site lists 17 jurisdictions ready for work including US, UK, Australia, Singapore, Kenya and Nigeria
- One day specialist response
- Site promises a specialist responds within one working day
- On premises deployment
- Mode E is full on-premises deployment in your own data centre
- Per seat pricing
- Both tiers are quoted per user per month
- Practice area specific kits
- Six tracks exist for litigators, deal lawyers, in-house, partners, judiciary and researchers
- Premium per seat cost
- At Rs 9,000 a month a five-lawyer firm pays Rs 5.4 lakh a year before discount
- Proprietary legal dataset
- Data is described as proprietary and curated over a century, nothing scraped or borrowed
- Public sector adoption
- 50+ judiciary and government offices are claimed as users
- Public trust page
- A trust.lexlegis.ai subdomain publishes the trust architecture
- SAAS deployment
- Mode A is managed SaaS on ISO 27001 certified Indian infrastructure
- Sovereign cloud option
- VPC tenancy is offered on L&T Vyoma sovereign cloud
- Vpc deployment
- Modes B and C offer single-tenant VPC inside your AWS, Azure or GCP
- Zero hallucination posture
- Trust pillars state responses come from validated sources, not speculative patterns
Source trail
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- Lexlegis.ai pricinghttps://www.lexlegis.ai/
- Official pricinghttps://app.lexlegis.ai/register
- Official featureshttps://www.lexlegis.ai/products/use-cases
- Lexlegis.aihttps://www.lexlegis.ai/
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Lexlegis.ai (MIRA) questions
Does Lexlegis.ai (MIRA) give a GST invoice in India?
- Lexlegis.ai (MIRA) issues an India GST invoice, so a GST-registered business can claim input tax credit on it directly.
Is Lexlegis.ai (MIRA) good for Indian small businesses?
- It suits Indian litigators and in-house counsel. It bills in rupees and issues a GST invoice, so a registered business claims the GST back. It is not the right pick for solo practitioners doing occasional research, because a 1.08 lakh rupee annual seat is hard to recover from a light caseload.
Does Lexlegis.ai (MIRA) have a free plan?
- Lexlegis.ai (MIRA) does not list a permanent free plan in FindThatSoftware data. Check the official pricing page for trial terms and current offers.
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