DeepIP Incorporated

DeepIP is a technology company specializing in AI-driven solutions for patent professionals, streamlining the patent drafting process and improving application quality through automation. DeepIP, founded in 2023 by co-founders François-Xavier Leduc and Edouard d'Archimbaud, is based in New York, US, focusing on providing an AI-powered patent drafting assistant. The founder, whose prior entrepreneurial experience is not detailed, has initiated this venture to address inefficiencies in patent law practices. DeepIP offers an advanced AI-powered patent drafting assistant designed specifically for patent professionals, enhancing the efficiency and quality of patent applications.

The core product streamlines the patent prosecution process by automating repetitive tasks, enabling users to focus on higher-value work and client relationships. By summarizing, defining, and clarifying intricate technical inventions, DeepIP helps practitioners draft more precise patent applications efficiently. The service caters to attorneys in law firms and in-house positions across various industries, with a strong emphasis on software, mechanical, and process & method patents. DeepIP's tools are accessible in multiple geographical markets, including North America, Europe, and parts of Asia, serving a diverse clientele of patent practitioners and law firms of all sizes.

Revenue generation for DeepIP is structured around a subscription model, allowing clients to access the AI patent assistant through tiered pricing plans designed to accommodate different user needs and organizational scales. Clients typically engage with the service via annual or monthly subscriptions, providing access to all product features, regular updates, and customer support. This revenue model facilitates seamless integration into existing workflows, as law firms and patent professionals leverage the tool to enhance their productivity. The flagship product, DeepIP's Patent Assistant, stands as the primary revenue driver, attracting a client base that values the tool’s capabilities to improve quality and efficiency in patent drafting and prosecution.

In March 2026, DeepIP raised USD 25 million in series B funding co-led by Korelya Capital and Serena, with participation from Balderton Capital and Headline. The company will use the March 2026 funding to embed artificial intelligence across every step of the patent lifecycle and support adoption of its workflow-native platform by patent professionals.