OpenLaw, Inc.

OpenLaw is a US-based technology company that connects individuals and businesses with qualified attorneys, offering a streamlined platform for tailored legal services through intelligent matching and performance indicators. OpenLaw, founded in 2023, operates in San Francisco, US, providing a platform that connects users with legal representatives. The company has not undergone any notable pivots. In July 2025, OpenLaw, Inc.

raised USD 3. 5 million in seed funding co-led by Flint Capital and Slauson & Co. , with participation from Mindful Venture Capital, Everywhere Ventures, Gaingels, SQ II Investment, Wisdom Ventures, Techstars, and The LegalTech Fund. OpenLaw offers a technology-driven platform designed to connect individuals and businesses with qualified attorneys tailored to specific legal needs.

The core service includes an intelligent matching system powered by the Court Performance Indicator, which facilitates the identification of suitable attorneys based on individual requirements and budget constraints. Users can compare personalized proposals from multiple attorneys, thereby enabling them to select the most appropriate legal representation. The platform supports various legal use cases, including case representation, document drafting, and answering legal inquiries. OpenLaw serves clients across a wide geographical scope, focusing on the United States market, particularly in urban centers where legal representation is in high demand.

The revenue model of OpenLaw is primarily based on transaction fees generated through the facilitation of attorney-client connections on their platform. Clients access the service to obtain tailored legal representation and engage attorneys, with the pricing structure potentially reflecting a commission-based fee for each successful match. OpenLaw's platform may also operate on a subscription model for attorneys seeking enhanced visibility and access to potential clients. While specific pricing plans are not disclosed, the emphasis on transparent pricing suggests an intention to offer competitive rates aligned with market standards.

The inclusion of the Court Performance Indicator as a trademarked service further enhances the platform's unique value proposition in the legal marketplace. The company plans to use the funding from July 2025 to expand operations in California, Texas, New York, and Arizona, and enhance its AI infrastructure.