Jurisphere.ai Bags $2.2 Mn To Build AI-Powered Lawyer Marketplace

AI-powered legal tech startup Jurisphere.ai has raised $2.2 Mn (about ₹21 Cr) in a funding round from investors including Info Edge Ventures, Flourish Ventures, Antler, and 8i Ventures.

The startup said it plans to utilise the raised funds to expand its platform globally and build its AI-native lawyer network, integrating software, workflows, and human expertise into a unified system.

Founded in 2024 by brothers Manas Khandelwal and Varun Khandelwal, along with IIT Delhi alumnus Sumit Ghosh, Jurisphere.ai builds AI-driven tools to streamline legal workflows for law firms and professionals. Its platform offers solutions for contract analysis, legal research, and document management, with a focus on automating routine, data-heavy tasks for legal, tax, and regulatory teams.

Its key offerings include AI tools for contract and document analysis, legal research tailored to Indian law, automated timelines from legal documents, and workflow tools for due diligence and litigation support.

The platform also offers optical character recognition (OCR) and translation features, along with a Microsoft Word add-in for drafting and reviewing documents, while keeping lawyers involved in the process to ensure accuracy alongside AI-driven efficiency.

Over the past year, the startup claims to have built a legal AI workspace used by more than 500 teams across law firms, enterprises, and public institutions for tasks such as document review, research, drafting, and collaboration.

Now, the startup is also evolving into a legal marketplace that connects clients with lawyers and enables them to complete legal work within a shared platform.

The development comes as the legal sector gradually picks up pace in its digital shift, driven by the growing adoption of AI tools. While the sector was initially slow to adopt technology, the Covid-19 pandemic accelerated this shift, which is now being further powered by generative AI.

The sector is also witnessing rising investor interest, along with the emergence of localised AI models and a surge in startups addressing the country’s massive backlog of over 50 Mn pending cases.

For instance, Lawyered recently raised $2.5 Mn in its pre-Series A funding round co-led by Rainmatter and Turbostart to scale its product offerings.

Overall, the Indian legal tech market is projected to reach $106.3 Mn in revenue by 2030, clocking a CAGR of 23%, while India’s GenAI market is moving from testing to real-world use and is expected to cross $17 Bn by 2030.

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