Logora
Paris SAS that sells comments, structured debates and reader consultations to newsrooms, with application hosting at OVH in Paris
Quick Overview
| Company | Logora SAS, SIREN 811 763 553 |
|---|---|
| Category | Website Commenting Software |
| Headquarters | Paris, France |
| Founded | 2019 |
| EU Presence | EU (France) |
| Data Location | France, application and moderation infrastructure at OVH, 8 rue de la Ville l'Évêque, Paris; the logora.com website itself is hosted by Bunny.net SRL in Slovenia |
| Open Source | No |
| Pricing | Annual SaaS licence, price not published |
| Free Option | Pilots of 30 to 60 days before a full deployment |
| Replaces | Disqus, Facebook Comments, OpenWeb |
Detailed Review
Logora sells a conversation layer to media: threaded comments tied to reader accounts, pro and con debates on editorial questions, and consultations that collect and rank ideas. Its site says it works with more than 50 outlets in 12 countries and cites Der Spiegel and Milenio among them.
The operator is Logora SAS, a société par actions simplifiée registered under SIREN 811 763 553, VAT FR07 850 171 695, with its seat in Paris. The legal notice names OVH, 8 rue de la Ville l'Évêque, 75008 Paris, as host of the application and moderation infrastructure, and Bunny.net SRL in Slovenia as host of the logora.com website. The site is governed by French law with French courts.
There is no public price list. Logora describes annual SaaS licensing with no integrated advertising, and pilots of 30 to 60 days before a deployment decision. That suits a newsroom with a procurement process and does not suit a hobby blog.
What Logora does well
- Application and moderation hosted by OVH in Paris, per the legal notice
- Comments, debates and consultations from one vendor
- Hybrid AI and human moderation pipeline
- No integrated advertising, per the vendor
- French SAS with SIREN and VAT number published
Where Logora falls short
- No published price, only annual licensing
- Aimed at newsrooms, a poor fit for a small blog
- Not described as open source
- The marketing website is hosted separately by Bunny.net in Slovenia
Standout feature. It is the only tool here that adds structured pro and con debates and reader consultations to ordinary comments.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Application and moderation hosted by OVH in Paris, per the legal notice
- Comments, debates and consultations from one vendor
- Hybrid AI and human moderation pipeline
- No integrated advertising, per the vendor
- French SAS with SIREN and VAT number published
Cons
- No published price, only annual licensing
- Aimed at newsrooms, a poor fit for a small blog
- Not described as open source
- The marketing website is hosted separately by Bunny.net in Slovenia
Alternatives to Logora
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Logora?
Logora sells a conversation layer to media: threaded comments tied to reader accounts, pro and con debates on editorial questions, and consultations that collect and rank ideas. Its site says it works with more than 50 outlets in 12 countries and cites Der Spiegel and Milenio among them.
Where is Logora based?
Logora operates from Paris, France, which places it under EU (France).
What does Logora cost?
Annual SaaS licence, price not published. Pilots of 30 to 60 days before a full deployment.
Who is Logora best for?
Newsrooms that want comments, structured debates and consultations on one moderation pipeline. It is the only tool here that adds structured pro and con debates and reader consultations to ordinary comments.
What are the drawbacks of Logora?
No published price, only annual licensing. Aimed at newsrooms, a poor fit for a small blog. Not described as open source. The marketing website is hosted separately by Bunny.net in Slovenia.
Is Logora a good alternative to Disqus?
Logora is built as a European alternative to Disqus: Paris SAS that sells comments, structured debates and reader consultations to newsrooms, with application hosting at OVH in Paris. It will not be a like-for-like feature match in every respect, so check the review above for where the two genuinely differ before switching.
How does Logora compare to other Website Commenting Software?
Logora is one of several European Website Commenting Software we cover. It is most often compared with Disqus, Facebook Comments, OpenWeb.