LegalOn halves costs while keeping development speed
LegalOn Technologies reported it cut daily AI costs by 65% while maintaining development speed. The company switched from unlimited use of GPT‑5.5 Fast mode to a model‑selection framework that matched GPT‑6 Astra, GPT‑6.1 Sol, and GPT‑6 Luna to task complexity and development stage.
Key points
- LegalOn cut daily AI costs by 65% using GPT‑6 model selection
- Fast mode restricted by default to control spending
- AID CoE guidelines let teams choose models per task
The new approach introduced a governance layer called the AID CoE, which set monthly usage limits and budget caps for departments and individuals. Fast mode was restricted by default, and teams ran tasks in parallel to preserve throughput. Yuta Tokitake, Senior Engineering Manager, said the shift also allowed the firm to target a 20% efficiency gain in mature businesses while still investing heavily in new ventures.
LegalOn is now building a metric that ties the cost of each feature release to the customer value it delivers, aiming to make AI ROI visible and actionable across the organization.
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LegalOn halves Codex costs while maintaining development speed
OpenAI · 8 October 2026
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