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Legion AI

AI price-check platform for home services businesses.

At a glance

Price not confirmed · Source review 2026-11-04
Price & billing

Plan amounts are page observations in $ without a named currency, so no charge fact is recorded. The pricing page describes plans that scale with pipeline rather than seats, with a new-customer offer of 50 percent off the first 6 months of Starter with code LAUNCH50 ending November 30; the free AI price check is a check, not a full plan.

Free allowance

The pricing page describes plans that scale with pipeline rather than seats, with a new-customer offer of 50 percent off the first 6 months of Starter with code LAUNCH50 ending November 30; the free AI price check is a check, not a full plan.

Best suited to

Home services contractors, such as plumbers, whose prices are now requested by Google AI on behalf of homeowners.; Businesses that want to publish a price range, a service-call fee, or what changes the price, with nothing published without their approval.; Teams that want to learn what an AI learns about their prices from their website and Google Business Profile.

Fit is editorial guidance, not a measured result.
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What to know before choosing

Good fit

Home services contractors, such as plumbers, whose prices are now requested by Google AI on behalf of homeowners.; Businesses that want to publish a price range, a service-call fee, or what changes the price, with nothing published without their approval.; Teams that want to learn what an AI learns about their prices from their website and Google Business Profile.

Limits and trade-offs

Businesses outside home services, since the problem, examples, and price-check framing are built around contractors and home services calls.; Businesses unwilling to publish any price range at all: Legion’s core action is publishing approved price ranges, so a total refusal to disclose leaves nothing to publish.; Businesses that want Legion to answer price calls without approval: the homepage states nothing is published without the business’s OK.

Plans and free allowances

Plan amounts are page observations in $ without a named currency, so no charge fact is recorded. The pricing page describes plans that scale with pipeline rather than seats, with a new-customer offer of 50 percent off the first 6 months of Starter with code LAUNCH50 ending November 30; the free AI price check is a check, not a full plan.

Evidence

Official homepage ↗ (reviewed 2026-11-04), Official pricing page ↗ (reviewed 2026-11-04)

Official published documentation reviewed; not a product test

Dates: Last reviewed 2026-11-04. Last reviewed is the latest source or editorial review date; it is not a content-change date.

A closer look at Legion AI

Legion AI helps home services businesses answer AI price checks: publish price ranges they approve, run a free AI price check that reads a website and Google Business Profile the way an AI would, and convert AI-driven leads, after research showing 49 percent of tracked Google AI price calls got no price and home services refused most often.

Editorial guidance based on published documentation. The workflow below is a suggested starting point, not a measured product result.

When to choose Legion AI

  • Home services contractors, such as plumbers, whose prices are now requested by Google AI on behalf of homeowners.
  • Businesses that want to publish a price range, a service-call fee, or what changes the price, with nothing published without their approval.
  • Teams that want to learn what an AI learns about their prices from their website and Google Business Profile.

When to choose something else

  • Businesses outside home services, since the problem, examples, and price-check framing are built around contractors and home services calls.
  • Businesses unwilling to publish any price range at all: Legion’s core action is publishing approved price ranges, so a total refusal to disclose leaves nothing to publish.
  • Businesses that want Legion to answer price calls without approval: the homepage states nothing is published without the business’s OK.

A practical starting workflow

  1. Run the free AI price check to see what an AI learns about prices from the website and Google Business Profile.
  2. Publish approved price ranges, a service-call fee, or the factors that change the price.
  3. Review how price questions reach the business today and improve the weakest part first, from a workflow review.

Check before committing

  • The 49 percent figure is Invoca data from July to November 2025 as cited on the homepage, not Legion’s own measurement.
  • The LAUNCH50 offer is time-limited to November 30 and applies to Starter; it is not a standing price.

Common questions

What problem does Legion solve?

Google AI now calls contractors for prices on behalf of homeowners, and 49 percent of tracked calls got no price, with home services refusing most often, so businesses without a price are listed without one.

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What is the free AI price check?

A check that reads a website and Google Business Profile the way an AI would, to show what an AI can learn about the business’s prices.

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Do I control what gets published?

Yes. Legion states a range, a service-call fee, or what changes the price is published only with approval, and nothing is published without the business’s OK.

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How does Legion price?

Pricing scales with pipeline rather than seats, with a Starter plan and a time-limited new-customer offer; exact plan amounts are described as page observations only.

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Sources and checks

Last source review is not a date of product testing. No rating or test result is implied by inclusion. Check the current plan and terms before buying.