Comparison
LegiScore vs Deedwise
Deedwise and LegiScore both use AI to produce property title reports in India. Deedwise describes itself as an "AI title due diligence platform for Indian real estate" built for developers, land acquirers, banks, NBFCs, law firms and investors, and says it delivers one report "reviewed and signed by lawyers". LegiScore is an AI-powered property title and legal-risk report that rates a property from AAA to C across 29 risk parameters. Buyers start at Rs 999, and banks, NBFCs and lawyers use it too.
Describes itself as
Deedwise. "AI title due diligence platform for Indian real estate"
LegiScore. AI-powered property title and legal-risk report for India
Who it says it serves
Deedwise. Developers, land acquirers, banks, NBFCs, law firms and investors
LegiScore. Property buyers (from Rs 999), plus banks, NBFCs and lawyers
Report format it describes
Deedwise. One report "reviewed and signed by lawyers"; five pillars: ownership chain, government approvals, land usage, encumbrance sweep, litigation discovery
LegiScore. A report with an AAA-to-C rating across 29 risk parameters
Example
Quick comparison
Who signs, what evidence you get, and who the buyer is.
| Dimension | Deedwise (as it describes itself) | LegiScore |
|---|---|---|
| Describes itself as | "AI title due diligence platform for Indian real estate" | AI-powered property title and legal-risk report for India |
| Who it says it serves | Developers, land acquirers, banks, NBFCs, law firms and investors | Property buyers (from Rs 999), plus banks, NBFCs and lawyers |
| Report format it describes | One report "reviewed and signed by lawyers"; five pillars: ownership chain, government approvals, land usage, encumbrance sweep, litigation discovery | A report with an AAA-to-C rating across 29 risk parameters |
| Who signs | Site says lawyers review and sign the report | Your own advocate can sign on top of the report, or the report names who reviewed it |
| Evidence trail | Site mentions audit-ready activity logs and named portals such as Kaveri 2.0, CERSAI and eCourts | Source documents attached to the report |
| Turnaround basis | Not stated on the home page | Searches run in parallel; no reviewer queue before the report |
| Parent company | Not stated on the page we read | LawyerDesk Advocacy Pvt Ltd |
The Deedwise column quotes or paraphrases what deedwise.ai says about itself, as read on its public site in November 2026. We make no claim about its prices, accuracy or speed. Verify current terms directly with any vendor.
How to choose
Four questions to ask any title-check vendor.
Who signs the report, whether you receive the evidence, whether every report is scored on the same scale, and what the turnaround is based on. Ask them of LegiScore too.
Evidence with the report
Source documents attached to the report:
- Searches run in parallel; no reviewer queue before the report
- Source documents stay with the file
A rating, not just a narrative
Comparable across properties:
- 29 risk parameters roll up into one AAA to C rating
- Same scale on every report
Open to buyers
Buyers start at Rs 999:
- Banks, NBFCs and lawyers use it too
- Your own advocate can sign on top of the report
Questions