Clio

Based in Canada, Themis Solutions Inc. , dba Clio specializes in providing legal practice management software designed to enhance operational efficiency for law firms and legal professionals globally. Clio, founded in 2008 in Burnaby, Canada, offers legal practice management solutions. The company has undergone strategic expansions over the years but has not reported any significant pivots.

Jack Newton, one of the co-founders, has a history in the legal tech space. In November 2025, Clio raised USD 500 million in series G funding led by returning investor New Enterprise Associates, with participation from other returning investors TCV, Goldman Sachs Asset Management, Sixth Street Growth, and JMI Equity. Clio's primary offerings center around its comprehensive legal practice management software, which includes products such as Clio Manage, Clio Grow, Clio Draft, and Clio Accounting. These tools streamline various aspects of legal workflows, from case management and client intake to document automation and financial tracking.

Clio Manage facilitates case management through centralized access to client and matter information, while Clio Grow focuses on client relationship management and intake processes. Clio Draft offers document automation capabilities, allowing legal professionals to generate documents efficiently, and Clio Accounting simplifies billing and financial management for law firms. These products serve a diverse client base comprising legal professionals, law firms of all sizes, and industry specialists across more than 130 countries, including significant markets in North America, the United Kingdom, and Australia. Clio operates on a subscription-based revenue model, providing legal professionals with various pricing plans for its software solutions.

Clients typically engage with Clio through monthly or annual subscriptions, granting access to different product tiers based on their firm's size and needs. Transactions may include bundled services where clients subscribe to multiple products simultaneously, enhancing their operational capabilities. While specific pricing details for the individual products are not disclosed, Clio's offerings are structured to cater to both small solo practices and larger firms, ensuring a scalable solution that fits various practice sizes. The software's reputation and extensive integration capabilities further solidify its position in the market, contributing to its revenue generation through continued client subscriptions and renewals.

The company plans to use the November 2025 funding to strengthen its balance sheet and support strategic growth through AI development, international expansion, and additional acquisitions.