GitLaw, an emerging legal technology company that builds AI-powered tools for startups and small businesses, has raised $3 million in pre-seed funding to expand product development and scale its reach across the U.S. and U.K. markets. The round was led by Jackson Square Ventures, with participation from Flex Capital, Background Capital, and a group of angel investors.
Founded in 2024, GitLaw is developing an “AI legal companion” designed to automate the drafting, redlining, and review of standard business contracts, including NDAs, employment agreements, SaaS terms, and investor documents. The platform combines large language models with a library of over 1,000 lawyer-reviewed templates, enabling users to generate legally sound documents in minutes while maintaining compliance and reducing legal costs.
The company said it plans to use the funding to deepen the capabilities of its proprietary AI models, refine document-automation workflows, and expand its customer base among small and midsize enterprises that lack in-house legal teams. GitLaw also intends to strengthen integrations with other business and finance platforms to streamline contract creation, collaboration, and negotiation.
Investors cited GitLaw’s ability to bridge the gap between traditional legal processes and the fast-paced operations of startups. The platform aims to bring “lawyer-grade accuracy” to legal workflows through a community-driven model that incorporates domain-specific expertise into AI systems, positioning it as an alternative to generic AI writing tools not designed for legal use cases.
