The Complete List of Legaltech Startups and Companies in India (2026 Directory)

Legaltech startups in India 2026: a directory of 120 companies across 13 categories, from court data and AI research to contracts and ODR, sourced and dated.

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The complete directory of legaltech startups in India, cover image for the eCourtsIndia blog

India has more than 1,100 legaltech startups and companies, 832 of them active, according to Tracxn’s August 2026 snapshot. They span court data, legal research, AI legal assistants, contract management, litigation management, online dispute resolution, e-signature, compliance, debt recovery, background checks, IP and legal education. This directory profiles 120 of them in 13 categories, without ranking them.

The whole market, mapped: a directory of Indian legaltech startups and companies across 13 categories

TL;DR

  • Tracxn lists more than 1,100 Indian legaltech companies (832 active, 92 funded, August 2026). Funding was about US$58.7 million in 2025 and about US$9.3 million in 2026 to August.
  • This directory covers 120 named, active companies across 13 categories, not ranked, with every website checked on 23 September 2026.
  • Court-data infrastructure is the layer other categories depend on. eCourtsIndia, the publisher of this directory, indexes 32 crore+ case records (September 2026).
  • Haveli Investments completed a majority investment in Sirion in February 2026. SpotDraft raised US$8 million from Qualcomm Ventures in January 2026, taking its total to US$92 million (TechCrunch).
  • Rebrands to note: SignDesk is now Melento, Advok8 is now LegalPay, and Karza is part of Perfios.

India’s legaltech market has grown from a handful of research databases into a full category. DAKSH counted 336 legal tech startups in India by the end of 2021. Today Tracxn lists more than 1,100 legaltech companies in India built for lawyers, courts, litigants and in-house legal teams, 832 of them active as of August 2026. This directory maps who does what, and we update it as the market changes. If you are mapping the market, raising, hiring or trying to understand who does what, start here. For the money side, read our analysis of Indian legaltech venture funding, and for the history behind today’s map, the history of Indian legaltech.

We have organised companies by what they actually do, with a short description, the founders, the city they are based in, and notable funding where it is on the record. A few firms genuinely span two categories (legal research plus contracts, or compliance plus litigation), and we note that where it matters. Bookmark this page. We update it as new rounds close, new tools launch and the occasional company winds down.

Last updated: 28 September 2026. Company links checked: 23 September 2026. Sites that did not load were removed, and rebrands were recorded from redirects observed that day (SignDesk is now Melento, Advok8 is now LegalPay, Karza is part of Perfios).

How this list was compiled: we drew on Tracxn’s India legal tech page, Crunchbase, company announcements and press reports, and included companies with a live product, a public web presence and a legal, compliance or dispute-resolution use case. Every company website was checked on 23 September 2026. Funding figures appear only where we could link a dated public source. Companies from adjacent fields are labelled as adjacent. The full method is in How we built this directory below. Disclosure: this directory is published by eCourtsIndia, which also appears in it. We are not paid by, and have no commercial relationship with, any other company listed. Listings are not rankings or endorsements. eCourtsIndia is a private platform, not the Government’s eCourts portal (ecourts.gov.in). Corrections: support@ecourtsindia.com.


10 Indian legaltech companies to know in 2026 (A to Z)

This is not a ranking. We picked companies with a live product, a clear Indian legal use case and public information we could source, and listed them A to Z. eCourtsIndia publishes this directory. The list mixes the data layer, research, contracts, dispute resolution and signing, because that is how the market is built. Fuller profiles sit in the category sections below.

Legaltech startups and companies in India in 2026, portrait graphic from the eCourtsIndia blog

CompanyLayerWhy it is worth knowing
CaseMineAI case researchThe AMICUS assistant for case law discovery and research memos
eCourtsIndia (publisher of this directory)Court data infrastructure32 crore+ case records in one index (September 2026), with free search, AI Clerk, alerts, LegalCheck, an API and an MCP server that other products can build on
Jhana.aiAI legal researchNatural-language research over Indian legal materials with cited answers
LeegalityE-sign and e-stampingAadhaar eSign, digital stamping and document workflows for banks and NBFCs
LegitQuestResearch and due diligenceLIBIL litigation checks for lenders and compliance teams alongside a research product
ManupatraLegal researchOnline legal research since 2000, now adding AI research under manupatra.ai
Presolv360Online dispute resolutionTechnology-led arbitration and mediation for lender and consumer disputes
SCC OnlineCase law researchEditorial headnotes and annotations from Eastern Book Company, publisher of Supreme Court Cases (SCC) since 1969
SirionEnterprise contractsMajority-owned by Haveli Investments since February 2026 (Sirion). Deal terms were not disclosed in the announcement
SpotDraftContractsUS$8 million from Qualcomm Ventures in January 2026 at a valuation of about US$380 million, and US$92 million raised in total (TechCrunch)
Ten Indian legaltech companies to know in 2026, listed A to Z. Not a ranking. Funding sources are linked here and in each profile below.

A simple way to read the market: four layers

Data infrastructure collects, cleans and links court records. The official source layer is the Government’s eCourts project and the National Judicial Data Grid (NJDG), and private platforms such as eCourtsIndia build on that public data. Research and analytics products such as SCC Online, Manupatra, CaseMine, Jhana.ai and LegitQuest turn law and judgments into answers. Workflow and automation products such as SpotDraft, Sirion and Leegality remove manual steps from contracts, signing and compliance. Dispute resolution platforms such as Presolv360 move disputes out of court. The layers are not rivals so much as a stack: an AI research tool without structured court data underneath is a general-purpose model with a legal prompt. Our note on mapping India’s court data stack goes deeper on the bottom layer.


Court Data, Legal Research and Case Law Platforms

These companies provide access to court records, judgment databases, case law search and analytics across Indian courts. Other categories in this directory build on this layer. For a side-by-side view, see how eCourtsIndia compares with Indian Kanoon and SCC Online.

1. eCourtsIndia.com (publisher of this directory) | ecourtsindia.com
A private platform that indexes 32 crore+ case records and 125 crore+ orders and judgments (September 2026) from the Supreme Court of India, all 25 High Courts, district and taluka courts in all 36 states and Union Territories that publish on the eCourts network, and 18 tribunal and commission types. The official source remains the Government’s eCourts Services portal (ecourts.gov.in). Free case search, lawyer and judge directories and daily cause lists. Paid per use (September 2026): AI Clerk credit plans for AI order summaries (₹2 each), case tracking (₹5 per case a month) and WhatsApp and email alerts (₹0.50 per alert per channel). Also a verified advocate directory; Crime Reports with FIR PDFs collected from several states and UTs (collected records, not all FIRs registered); LegalCheck background checks; IndiaCode for statutes; a tribunal CNR generator; a Chrome extension and Android and iOS apps; and an API and MCP server that other legaltech products can build on (see how to connect the eCourtsIndia MCP server to Claude).
Founders: Rachit Jain, Tarun Jain | HQ: Delhi NCR | Operated by Billion Insights Ventures Pvt. Ltd.

2. SCC Online | scconline.com
Supreme Court and High Court case law research from Eastern Book Company, which has published Supreme Court Cases (SCC) since 1969. Known for editorial headnotes, annotations and appellate coverage, on a paid subscription.
Published by: Eastern Book Company | HQ: Lucknow

3. Manupatra | manupatra.ai
Online legal research since 2000 (Manupatra describes itself as a pioneer of online legal research in India), covering case law, legislation, taxation and corporate policy, now layering in AI research and a practice-management product (MyKase).
Founders: Deepak Kapoor, Deepa Kapoor | Founded: 2000 | HQ: Noida

4. IndianKanoon | indiankanoon.org
A free full-text search engine for Indian law, covering judgments of the Supreme Court, High Courts and tribunals and central laws. Core search is free. It also offers paid Premium features, a paid API and a Prism AI research layer.
Founder: Sushant Sinha | Founded: 2008 | HQ: Bengaluru

5. CaseMine | casemine.com
AI-powered legal research that maps the relationships between precedents, with the AMICUS generative AI assistant (launched July 2023). Covers case law from India, the US, the UK and Ireland.
Founder: Aniruddha Yadav | Built by: Gauge Data Solutions | Work on the platform began around 2013-14 (Artificial Lawyer) | HQ: Noida

6. LegitQuest | legitquest.com
AI-enabled legal research plus litigation-history and background checks, with the iDRAF case-segmentation tool and the LIBIL litigation due-diligence engine used by banks, fintechs and diligence teams. Increasingly focused on B2B compliance and due diligence.
Founded: 2017 | HQ: New Delhi | Funding: backed by Info Edge and WaterBridge Ventures

7. NearLaw | nearlaw.com
Legal research database of judgments across the Supreme Court, Bombay High Court and others, with bare acts and citation tools, plus a lawyer-discovery component.
Founder: Vikas Sahita | Founded: 2016 | HQ: Mumbai

8. Court Kutchehry | courtkutchehry.com
Legal search engine offering verified full-text judgments with editorial notes and filters across Indian courts.
HQ: Gurugram

9. BharatLaw.ai | bharatlaw.ai
AI legal research platform with more than a million judgments from Indian courts and tribunals, pitched on cutting research time sharply for working advocates.
Founders: Chandrasinh Solanki, Manish Chawda | Founded: 2024 | HQ: Vadodara


AI Legal Research and Legal AI

Companies building AI-native tools for research, drafting, document analysis and legal intelligence. This is the fastest-moving category in the market, with most firms founded in the last three years.

10. Jhana.ai | jhana.ai
Jhana describes itself as an AI paralegal, with agentic research across more than 16 million Indian judgments and statutes, plus drafting and synopsis tools. It says it is used by thousands of lawyers and a number of judges and registrars.
Founders: Em McGlone, Hemanth Bharatha Chakravarthy, Benjamin Hoffner-Brodsky | Founded: 2021 | HQ: Bengaluru | Funding: US$1.6 million seed led by Together Fund (Entrackr, September 2024)

11. Lucio | lucioai.com
AI-native legal workspace for research, drafting and large-scale document review, with adoption at firms including Trilegal and Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas. Often positioned as India’s answer to Harvey.
Founders: Vasu Aggarwal, Darsan Guruvayurappan | Founded: 2022 | HQ: Bengaluru | Funding: venture-backed

12. LexLegis.AI | lexlegis.ai
LexLegis.AI describes itself as one of India’s first legal-specific large language models, trained on more than 10 million Indian legal documents, offering cited case search, document insights and drafting.
Founders: Saakar Yadav, Vishrut Shrivastava, Praveen Sood | Founded: 2024 | HQ: Mumbai | Funding: venture-backed

13. Nyayanidhi | nyayanidhi.com
Building a litigation operating system that automates drafting, translations, filings and case management to cut preparation time from weeks to days, with High Court pilots.
Founders: Adithya LHS, Chakshu Masagali, Pratik Pany | Founded: 2024 | HQ: Bengaluru | Funding: venture-backed

14. NYAI | nyai.ai
A compliance-native legal AI and RegTech platform with proprietary legal language models trained on millions of Indian legal documents, from Supreme Court and High Court judgments to tribunal orders, central and state acts and regulatory circulars, with an emphasis on explainable, citation-backed outputs.
Founders: Chinmay Bhosale, Vikrant Labde, Nikhil Ambekar | Founded: 2025 | HQ: Pune | Funding: early backing from family offices

15. Adalat AI | adalat.ai
A non-profit building AI voice transcription for court stenographers, funded by philanthropy and CSR rather than venture capital. ThePrint reported its tools in use in over 4,000 courts across nine states in October 2025.
Founders: Utkarsh Saxena, Arghya Bhattacharya | Founded: 2023 | HQ: New Delhi

16. DecoverAI | decover.ai
Generative AI for legal research, eDiscovery and document workflows, using an IRAC-style reasoning framework for case strategy.
Founder: Ravi Tandon | Founded: 2024 | HQ: Bengaluru and Washington DC | Funding: venture-backed

17. Precily | precily.com
AI and machine learning software that automates legal research, contract analysis, legal opinions and responses to tax notices for firms and in-house teams.
Founder: Bharath Rao | HQ: New Delhi and Palo Alto

18. VIDUR | vidur.in
A domain-trained generative AI agent specialising in Indian corporate, tax, SEBI and insolvency law, built by former Big Four and Tier-1 law firm professionals.
Founded: 2024 | HQ: India

19. NyayAssist | nyayassist.ai
Mumbai AI workspace for lawyers and law students covering research, drafting and case management, with citation-grounded outputs. NyayAssist says it crossed 15,000 lawyers within months of launch.
HQ: Mumbai

20. Juristbot AI | juristbot.ai
An Indian legal AI assistant combining research, drafting, judgment discovery and scenario analysis, with a focus on data security.
Built by: Neuronest AI Pvt. Ltd. | HQ: India

21. Vakeel AI | vakeelai.com
AI legal platform tuned to Indian acts and court structures, with case law search and document drafting.
HQ: India

22. VetoAI | vetoai.ai
AI tool for Indian lawyers, chartered accountants and legal teams offering case law research, document analysis and drafting.
HQ: India

23. Draft Bot Pro | draftbotpro.com
AI legal drafting and research tool aimed at lawyers and businesses, with petition and document generation for Indian matters.
HQ: Delhi

24. NyayGuru | nyayguru.com
A free, citizen-facing legal AI chatbot that says it has been used by hundreds of thousands of people for guidance on the BNS, IPC, CrPC and everyday property, family and consumer law questions.
HQ: India

25. BharatNyay.ai | bharatnyay.ai
AI legal-intelligence platform for researching judgments and drafting legal documents, aimed at lawyers, students and professionals.
HQ: India

26. Evidentis | evidentis.tech
An enterprise legal intelligence cloud built around Indian jurisdictions, bare acts and local workflows for advocates, firms and corporate teams.
Founder: Deep Kumar Singh | HQ: India

27. VakilAI | vakilai.com
An AI legal companion that takes plain-English case facts and returns relevant statutory sections and judgment extracts.
Built by: Patodia Infotech Pvt. Ltd. | Launched: 2024 | HQ: India

28. Nyaay AI | nyaayai.com
Legal AI infrastructure to modernise research, documentation and case workflows for courts, firms, governments and enterprises. Distinct from NYAI above.
HQ: India

29. CAM AI lab | cyrilamarchand.com
A law-firm initiative rather than a standalone company: the in-house legal AI initiative of Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, building tools tailored to Indian practice and running the Prarambh incubator for legaltech.
Launched by: Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas | HQ: Mumbai

30. Jurisphere | jurisphere.ai
An AI-native legal workspace for contract and document analysis, research tailored to Indian law and automatically generated case timelines, built on an outcome-driven model with a human review layer.
Founders: Manas Khandelwal, Varun Khandelwal, Sumit Ghosh | Founded: 2024 | HQ: Bengaluru | Funding: venture-backed


Contract Management and Automation (CLM)

Platforms that automate contract drafting, review, negotiation, execution and lifecycle management. SpotDraft and Sirion, two of the most widely reported companies in this directory, are in this category.

31. SpotDraft | spotdraft.com
AI-driven contract lifecycle management covering drafting, negotiation, redlining, execution and renewal, now including an on-device contract review tool. It raised a US$54 million Series B in February 2025, led by Vertex Growth Singapore and Trident Partners (company release). In January 2026 it raised US$8 million from Qualcomm Ventures in a Series B extension that it told TechCrunch valued it at about US$380 million, taking total funding to US$92 million (TechCrunch, 26 January 2026).
Founders: Shashank Bijapur, Madhav Bhagat, Rohith Salim | Founded: 2017 | HQ: Bengaluru and New York | Funding: US$92 million in total (investors include Vertex Growth Singapore, Trident Growth Partners, Prosus Ventures and Qualcomm Ventures)

32. Sirion (formerly SirionLabs) | sirion.ai
An India-founded enterprise CLM company. Haveli Investments announced a majority investment in January 2026 and completed it on 23 February 2026 (Sirion). The deal bought out earlier investors, including Sequoia and Tiger Global (LawNext). Deal terms were not disclosed in Sirion’s announcement.
Founders: Ajay Agrawal, Kanti Prabha, Aditya Gupta, Claude Marais | Founded: 2012 | HQ: Gurugram | Funding: venture-backed before the 2026 Haveli majority investment

33. Volody | volody.com
A bootstrapped and profitable contract lifecycle management product serving enterprises and law firms, grown without venture funding.
Founders: Dinesh Sharma, Poonam Sharma | Founded: 2014 | HQ: Mumbai

34. Contractzy | contractzy.io
Contract lifecycle management with AI-assisted drafting, negotiation and document workflows.
Founders: Nitin Kunkolienker, Deepika Vasudeva, Gautami Raiker | Founded: 2018 | HQ: Goa

35. Aavenir | aavenir.com
A ServiceNow-native CLM and source-to-pay suite, automating contract management and procurement for large enterprises.
Founder: Jesal Mehta | Founded: 2018 | HQ: Ahmedabad and US

36. Truecounsel | truecounsel.in
Contract lifecycle management built for law firms and in-house teams by former in-house counsel, with collaboration and real-time tracking.
HQ: Bengaluru

37. Complinity | complinity.com
A governance, risk and compliance platform with a strong contract module, alongside litigation, registrations and audit tracking.
Founders: Sumit Pahwa, Hari Balasubramanian, Kapil Sharma | Founded: 2016 | HQ: Gurugram

38. MikeLegal | mikelegal.com
AI legaltech offering contract review, drafting and comparison, alongside trademark and legal research products.
Founders: Anshul Gupta, Tushar Bhargava, Ankit Yadav | Founded: 2017 | HQ: Gurugram

39. SimpliContract | simplicontract.com
An AI-native enterprise contract lifecycle management platform covering authoring, negotiation, a smart repository and post-signature obligation tracking, pitched as a modern alternative for large teams.
Founders: Guru Venkatesan, Jinaraj PG, Makesh Kumar | Founded: 2020 | HQ: Bengaluru and Pleasanton | Funding: venture-backed


Litigation and Matter Management

Tools for tracking cases, automating court updates and running the legal operations of corporate departments and law firms. Several of these plug directly into court data feeds, the kind that eCourtsIndia’s API provides at scale.

40. Provakil | provakil.com
An AI legal operations suite for corporate teams and advocates, automating court updates from thousands of courts and managing litigation, contracts, compliance and IP in one place.
Founders: Pulkit Anand, Akshat Anand, Ashish Madeti, Shashwat Sikka | Founded: 2015 | HQ: Pune

41. Legistify | legistify.com
A unified enterprise legal management platform bringing litigation, contracts, IP, compliance and notices onto one dashboard for in-house teams.
Founders: Akshat Singhal, Pratik Mohapatra, Sunny Gupta | Founded: 2015 | HQ: Gurugram | Funding: venture-backed

42. Lexplosion Solutions | lexplosion.in
A legal risk software house offering Komlit for litigation, Komrisk for compliance and Komtrakt for contracts, serving thousands of business units.
Founded: 2007 | HQ: Kolkata

43. PracticeLeague Legaltech | practiceleague.com
An enterprise legal management platform integrating matter management, governance and legal workflows for corporate departments and firms, and the maker of Razor365.
Founders: Parimal Chanchani, Praveen Kulkarni | Founded: 2016 | HQ: Pune

44. Lawrbit | lawrbit.com
An integrated governance, risk and compliance platform with regulatory intelligence across more than 70 countries, including legal-risk and litigation modules. Bootstrapped and profitable.
Founders: Jyant Kohli, Dilpreet Singh Sidhu, Lokender Singh Shekhawat | Founded: 2018 | HQ: Gurugram

45. Manage My Lawsuits | managemylawsuits.com
A litigation and case management platform for Indian lawyers, firms, corporates and government, with case tracking, court-date management and document handling.
HQ: India

46. MyMunshi | mymunshi.in
A litigation management app built around a matter-management core for lawyers practising in Indian courts.
HQ: India

47. LegalPay (formerly Advok8) | legalpay.in
Began as Advok8, an early platform pairing case tracking with litigation funding for litigants, lawyers and corporates; the old advok8.in address now redirects to LegalPay.
Founders: Saurav Kumar Sinha, Syed Asif Iqbal | HQ: New Delhi


Law Firm Practice Management

Software that runs the business of a law practice: billing, time tracking, client intake and document management.

48. CaseFox | casefox.com
Cloud legal practice and case management with timekeeping, billing, client intake and document management, used by firms and legal departments including in India.
HQ: India and US

49. Legodesk | legodesk.com
Cloud practice management for lawyers and small firms covering matters, clients, billing and debt-recovery workflows.
Founders: Ashish Kumar Padhy, Mohan Kumar Bai | Founded: 2018 | HQ: Bengaluru

50. MyKase | mykase.in
A law practice and case management product from Manupatra, bringing matter management, court tracking and firm operations into one tool.
Parent: Manupatra | Launched: 2021 | HQ: Noida

51. Case Bench | casebench.in
Case management software for Indian advocates and firms, with support for NCLT, RERA and High Court matters.
HQ: India

52. LegalXGen | legalxgen.com
A cloud practice-management suite for Indian law firms covering matters, timesheets, billing, document management and legal CRM, used by more than 700 customers.
Founders: Ashish Tripathi, Irayya Madli | Founded: 2012 | HQ: Bengaluru


Online Dispute Resolution, Arbitration and Mediation

Platforms moving negotiation, mediation and arbitration out of crowded courtrooms and onto the web. With India’s case backlog, this is one of the most socially significant corners of legaltech.

53. Presolv360 | presolv360.com
An online dispute resolution platform for resolving disputes out of court through negotiation, mediation and arbitration, incubated by Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas and empanelled by the Ministry of Law and Justice.
Founders: Bhaven Shah, Namitha Shah, Aman Sanghavi | Founded: 2017 | HQ: Mumbai | Funding: about US$5.78 million in total, including US$4.7 million led by Elevation Capital in September 2025 (Entrackr)

54. Sama (formerly ODRways) | sama.live
An ODR platform resolving civil and commercial disputes at scale, with lakhs of cases handled and a Shark Tank India appearance.
Founders: Pranjal Sinha, Akshetha Ashok, Vikram Kumar | Founded: 2015 | HQ: Bengaluru

55. CADRE ODR | cadreodr.com
The Centre for Alternate Dispute Resolution Excellence, handling online arbitration, mediation and conciliation for e-commerce, financial services and loan recovery.
Founded: 2019 | HQ: Bengaluru

56. Webnyay | webnyay.ai
An AI-powered platform for grievance redressal and dispute resolution, including disputes in open networks like the Account Aggregator framework and ONDC.
Founders: Vishwam Jindal, Ishita Jindal | Founded: 2020 | HQ: Delhi NCR

57. Jupitice Justice Technologies | jupitice.com
A self-described private digital court offering end-to-end arbitration, conciliation and mediation, including a digital court for MSME disputes.
Founder: Raman Aggarwal | Founded: 2019 | HQ: Chandigarh

58. JustAct | justact.co.in
An ODR platform for negotiation, mediation and arbitration using a game-theory-based negotiation algorithm, partnering with arbitration and mediation institutes.
Founders: N. L. Rajah, Karthik Krishna Murthy, Prashant Soni | Founded: 2019 | HQ: Chennai

59. CORD | resolveoncord.com
The Centre for Online Resolution of Disputes, providing professional online mediation and arbitration, onboarded by NSE and NCDEX for securities-market disputes.
Founders: Badarivishal Kinhal, Vinay Mahendra, Vikas Mahendra | Founded: 2020 | HQ: Bengaluru

60. WeVaad | wevaad.com
An independent ODR platform for institutional arbitration, mediation and conciliation across consumer, loan, employment and matrimonial disputes.
Founder: Kritika Sethi | Founded: 2021 | HQ: Mumbai


E-Signature, E-Stamping and Document Execution

The infrastructure that makes a digital agreement legally enforceable in India: e-sign, e-stamp and document execution.

61. Leegality | leegality.com
Leegality describes itself as a unified document infrastructure platform, combining e-sign, e-stamp, document automation and compliance logistics, with more than a thousand business customers.
Founders: Shivam Singla, Sapan Parekh, Prakhar Agrawal | Founded: 2016 | HQ: Gurugram | Funding: US$5 million Series A led by IIFL Fintech Fund (Inc42, October 2022)

62. Digio | digio.in
A digital onboarding stack with e-sign, documentation, e-stamping and KYC, and one of the earliest Aadhaar-based e-signing platforms.
Founders: Abhinav Parashar, Sanket Nayak | Founded: 2016 | HQ: Bengaluru | Funding: Zerodha and Rainmatter backed

63. Melento (formerly SignDesk) | melento.ai
SignDesk now trades as Melento, and signdesk.com redirects there. A document automation suite for e-sign, digital stamping, e-mandate and video KYC, serving more than 1,500 clients across India, the US and UAE.
Founders: Krupesh Bhat, Ashok Kadsur | Founded: 2016 | HQ: Bengaluru

64. Signzy | signzy.com
A no-code AI platform for digital onboarding, identity verification and Aadhaar e-sign, powering millions of onboardings monthly for financial institutions.
Founders: Ankit Ratan, Arpit Ratan, Ankur Pandey | Founded: 2015 | HQ: Bengaluru | Funding: venture-backed (Gaja Capital, Mastercard)

65. eMudhra | emudhra.com
A licensed Certifying Authority and PKI provider behind emSigner and emSign, with tens of millions of digital identities issued. Publicly listed since 2022.
Founder: Venkatraman Srinivasan | Founded: 2008 | HQ: Bengaluru | Listed on NSE and BSE

66. Veri5Digital | veri5digital.com
An Aadhaar KYC and identity-verification provider offering e-KYC, video KYC and e-sign for digital onboarding.
Founded: 2016 | HQ: Bengaluru | Funding: Khosla Ventures backed

67. Zoop.one | zoop.one
An identity-verification and digital-onboarding API platform that includes e-sign and KYC workflows.
Founders: Ritesh Kothari, Vijay Chhuttani | Founded: 2016 | HQ: Pune

68. NeSL | nesl.co.in
National E-Governance Services Ltd, an institution rather than a startup. It is registered with the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) as an information utility under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016, and describes itself as India’s first. Its Digital Document Execution (DDE) platform combines e-stamping and e-signing.
Founded: 2016 | HQ: Mumbai

69. LegalDesk | legaldesk.com
A do-it-yourself legal documents platform for rental agreements, affidavits and e-stamp paper printing and delivery, and the predecessor venture to SignDesk.
Founders: Krupesh Bhat, Ashok Kadsur | Founded: 2014 | HQ: Bengaluru


Legal Marketplaces, Lawyer Discovery and Consumer Legal Services

Consumer and SME-facing platforms: find a lawyer, get advice, register a company or draft documents online. For litigants who would rather start with the public record, eCourtsIndia’s lawyer directory lists the cases an advocate appears in, built from court records. Profiles may include namesakes, so check the case details before relying on them. See how to check a lawyer’s track record.

70. Vakilsearch (Zolvit) | vakilsearch.com
A legal, tax and compliance services platform for consumers and SMEs, covering company registration, legal documentation, GST and trademark filings. Its app is now listed as Zolvit (formerly Vakilsearch).
Founder: Hrishikesh Datar | Founded: 2010 | HQ: Chennai | Funding: about US$10 million across three rounds (Inc42)

71. LegalKart | legalkart.com
An app connecting users with verified lawyers for audio and video legal advice and document review, with a practice tool for lawyers.
Founders: Arvind Singhatiya, Partha Sen | Founded: 2019 | HQ: Bengaluru

72. LawRato | lawrato.com
A lawyer-discovery and online consultation marketplace that says it lists around 25,000 lawyers across 500 plus cities.
Founders: Rohan Mahajan and team | Founded: 2013 | HQ: New Delhi

73. MyAdvo | myadvo.in
A legaltech marketplace connecting individuals and businesses with lawyers across practice areas.
Founders: Kushal Bhagat, Rishabh Gupta | Founded: 2015 | HQ: Gurugram

74. Lawyered | lawyered.in
An AI-driven on-road legal assistance platform with LOTS247 roadside legal aid and ChallanPay traffic-fine resolution for vehicle owners and logistics firms.
Founder: Himanshu Gupta | Founded: 2018 | HQ: Gurugram

75. Rest The Case | restthecase.com
A bootstrapped lawyer-discovery platform helping consumers find trusted lawyers and helping advocates grow their clientele.
Founder: Shreya Sharma | Founded: 2021 | HQ: Pune

76. LegalRaasta | legalraasta.com
Online legal, compliance and tax services for SMEs, from incorporation to trademark, GST and licences.
Founders: Pulkit Jain, Himanshu Jain | Founded: 2015 | HQ: Delhi NCR

77. IndiaFilings | indiafilings.com
A business-services platform for company formation, GST, income-tax filing and trademark and compliance work.
Founder: Lionel Charles | Founded: 2014 | HQ: Chennai

78. Wazzeer | wazzeer.com
A platform for legal, accounting and compliance services for startups, SMEs and foreign companies entering India.
Founders: Abhishek Kadam, Chandan Kumar | Founded: 2015 | HQ: Bengaluru

79. PathLegal | pathlegal.in
A long-running lawyers directory with online and phone legal advice, documents and outsourcing tools.
HQ: Chennai

80. LegalWiz.in | legalwiz.in
Online legal and compliance services for startups: incorporation, trademark and registrar of companies filings.
Founders: Shrijay Sheth and team | Founded: 2015 | HQ: Ahmedabad

81. QuickCompany | quickcompany.in
A self-service platform for company incorporation, trademark registration and related compliance.
Founders: Manmeet Singh, Agam Gupta, Paras Mehra | Founded: 2015 | HQ: New Delhi

82. Setindiabiz | setindiabiz.com
A chartered-accountant and company-secretary led incorporation and compliance platform with a dedicated trademark practice.
HQ: New Delhi

83. RegisterKaro | registerkaro.in
An online business compliance, incorporation and legal-notice platform for startups and SMEs.
Founders: Joel Dsouza, Sidharth Ravichandran, Srihari Dhondalay | Founded: 2021 | HQ: Gurugram

84. SoOLEGAL | soolegal.com
A lawyer-discovery and reputation platform with built-in practice-management, billing and content tools for advocates across India.
Founder: Manish Kaul | Founded: 2015 | HQ: Delhi NCR


Compliance, RegTech and Corporate Secretarial

Software that keeps companies on the right side of India’s dense regulatory calendar, from labour-law compliance to board governance.

85. TeamLease Regtech (formerly Avantis) | teamleaseregtech.com
A RegTech firm for statutory and regulatory compliance, with a database of more than 1,500 acts and tens of thousands of compliances, now part of the listed TeamLease group.
Founded: 2015 | HQ: Mumbai and Bengaluru

86. LexComply | lexcomply.com
Cloud GRC software covering compliance, enterprise risk, internal financial controls and litigation, built by a company-secretary led team.
Founded: 2015 | HQ: New Delhi

87. Simpliance | simpliance.in
A labour-law and statutory compliance platform with compliance audits and a widely used free compliance knowledge base, majority acquired by Quess Corp.
Founders: Anil Prem D’Souza and team | Founded: 2015 | HQ: Bengaluru

88. Aparajitha (Compfie) | aparajitha.com
A labour and EHS compliance provider, with the Compfie platform automating statutory compliance management.
Founded: 2000 | HQ: Madurai

89. CimplyFive | cimplyfive.com
Corporate secretarial automation, with the BLISS product automating board and AGM compliance and acting as an e-repository for secretarial records.
Founder: Shankar Jaganathan | Founded: 2015 | HQ: Bengaluru

90. Ascent | ascentbusiness.com
AI-powered GRC software for risk, compliance and business continuity, used across India, the UAE and Saudi Arabia.
HQ: Mumbai

91. Clear (formerly ClearTax), adjacent: tax tech | clear.in
A compliance and tax-tech platform for GST, e-invoicing, TDS and income-tax filing, holding GST Suvidha Provider licences. Listed here for its enterprise regulatory compliance arm.
Founders: Archit Gupta, Srivatsan Chari, Ankit Solanki | Founded: 2011 | HQ: Bengaluru


Debt Recovery, Collections and Legal Notices

Where lending meets litigation: AI-driven collections platforms that automate legal notices, settlements and recovery workflows for banks and NBFCs.

92. Credgenics | credgenics.com
An AI-powered loan collections and debt-resolution SaaS platform, with heavy legal-notice automation and litigation workflows for lenders.
Founders: Rishabh Goel, Anand Agrawal, Mayank Khera | Founded: 2019 | HQ: Noida | Funding: venture-backed (Accel, WestBridge)

93. CreditNirvana | creditnirvana.ai
An AI-driven debt-management and collections platform for financial institutions, with legal-notice and recovery workflows.
Founders: Raj Mohan Kunju and team | Founded: 2018 | HQ: Bengaluru

94. Creditas Solutions | creditas.in
An end-to-end digital collections platform, Ethera, managing the full delinquency cycle for banks and NBFCs.
Founders: Madanagopal Srinivasan, Anshuman Panwar | Founded: 2015 | HQ: Mumbai

95. DPDzero | dpdzero.com
AI-powered debt-collection infrastructure automating recovery for banks and NBFCs.
Founders: Ananth Shroff, Ranjith B.R. | Founded: 2022 | HQ: Bengaluru | Funding: venture-backed

96. CredResolve | credresolve.com
AI-led debt-collections infrastructure integrating borrower engagement for lenders.
Founders: Balaji Koustubha and team | Founded: 2023 | HQ: Gurugram

97. Spocto | spocto.com
An AI and machine learning digital collections platform for banks, now part of CredAvenue (Yubi).
Founded: 2015 | HQ: Mumbai

98. Recordent | recordent.com
A credit and payment-reporting platform for SMEs that follows up on overdue payments, including issuing legal notices for defaults.
Founders: Winny Patro, Harish Mamtani | Founded: 2018 | HQ: Hyderabad


Background Verification, Due Diligence and Litigation Checks

Firms that screen people and companies for litigation, criminal records and regulatory red flags, much of it drawing on public court records. For the basics, see what a court record check for a person or company covers and how to find all cases against a company. Being named in a court record does not mean a person or company did anything wrong.

99. AuthBridge | authbridge.com
A background-verification, KYC and due-diligence firm offering employee checks, third-party diligence and litigation and criminal-record verification.
Founder: Ajay Trehan | Founded: 2005 | HQ: Gurugram

100. IDfy | idfy.com
An identity-verification and digital-trust platform for KYC, background verification and fraud checks across banking and enterprises.
Founders: Ashok Hariharan, Vineet Jawa and team | Founded: 2011 | HQ: Mumbai | Funding: more than US$50 million, including a US$27 million round in March 2024, with investors including Blume Ventures and TransUnion (Wikipedia)

101. OnGrid | ongrid.in
A digital trust and background-verification platform offering API-based BGV, KYC and credential checks.
Founders: Piyush Peshwani, Vineet Bansal | Founded: 2016 | HQ: Gurugram

102. SpringVerify | springverify.com
A tech-driven employee background-verification platform covering education, employment and court-record checks.
Founder: Kartik Mandaville | Founded: 2018 | HQ: Bengaluru

103. BetterPlace | betterplace.co.in
A frontline-workforce platform whose core includes background verification and criminal-record checks for blue-collar hiring.
Founders: Pravin Agarwala, Saurabh Tandon | Founded: 2015 | HQ: Bengaluru

104. Probe42 | probe42.in
A corporate-information and due-diligence platform aggregating data on millions of Indian companies from courts, tribunals and regulators for KYC and litigation checks.
Founders: Atul Shinghal, Ravishankar W.S. | Founded: 2013 | HQ: Bengaluru

105. Perfios (adjacent: fintech data) | perfios.ai
An AI-driven financial-analysis and decisioning company whose KScan product offers KYC and extensive entity due diligence, including litigation checks. Perfios also owns Karza Technologies, the Mumbai entity-verification and litigation-check business; karza.in redirected to perfios.ai when we checked on 23 September 2026.
Founders: V.R. Govindarajan, Pramod Veturi, Debashish Chakraborty | Founded: 2008 | HQ: Bengaluru

106. HyperVerge | hyperverge.co
End-to-end AI KYC and identity-verification SaaS for onboarding and fraud checks.
Founders: Kedar Kulkarni and team | Founded: 2014 | HQ: Bengaluru

107. Bureau | bureau.id
An identity-decisioning and fraud-prevention platform for KYC and trust checks, with an India and Southeast Asia focus.
Founder: Ranjan Reddy | Founded: 2020 | HQ: Bengaluru and San Francisco

108. Tartan | tartanhq.com
A consent-based employment and payroll-verification gateway for income and employment checks used by financial institutions.
Founders: Meet Semlani, Pramey Jain | Founded: 2021 | HQ: Bengaluru


IP, Trademark and Patent Tech

Search, filing, analytics and management for trademarks, patents and designs.

109. Sagacious IP | sagaciousresearch.com
A global IP research and consulting firm offering patent search, analytics, licensing and trademark monitoring. Acquired by Elevate in January 2025 (Elevate).
Co-founders: Anant Kataria, Tarun Bansal | Founded: 2008 | HQ: Gurugram

110. Brainiac IP Solutions | brainiac.co.in
An end-to-end patent, trademark, design and copyright firm serving hundreds of corporate and individual clients.
Founder: Suneet Sabale | Founded: 2010 | HQ: Pune

111. Effectual Services | effectualservices.com
An IP and business-intelligence consulting firm handling patents, trademarks, copyrights and IP analytics for Fortune 500s, R&D firms and universities.
Founded: 2010 | HQ: Noida

112. Intepat IP Services | intepat.com
An IP consulting firm providing patents, trademarks, designs and copyright services in India and abroad.
Founder: Senthil Kumar | Founded: 2009 | HQ: Bengaluru

113. Trademarkia India | trademarkia.in
A trademark, copyright and patent registration platform, the India arm of LegalForce RAPC, which runs a free trademark search database.
HQ: India operations of a US-founded firm

Thirteen categories of Indian legaltech companies, from court data and research to IP and legal education


Legal Education and Upskilling

The talent pipeline: edtech and media platforms training the next generation of Indian lawyers and reskilling the current one.

114. LawSikho | lawsikho.com
A legal edtech company offering practical, career-oriented courses alongside the widely read iPleaders blog.
Founders: Ramanuj Mukherjee, Abhyuday Agarwal | Founded: 2018 | HQ: Gurugram

115. Lawctopus | lawctopus.com
A website for law students, covering internships, opportunities and careers, with its own law school for courses.
Founder: Tanuj Kalia | Founded: 2010 | HQ: Chandigarh

116. RostrumLegal | rostrumlegal.com
An online legal education platform offering certificate courses and coaching for judiciary and law exams, with learners across many countries.
Founders: Anurag Parihar, Aounkar Anand | Founded: 2012 | HQ: India

117. Enhelion | enhelion.com
An online legal education provider offering practical certificate courses, some bundled with published reference books.
Founders: Ashwin Madhavan, James Mukkattukavunkal | Founded: 2013 | HQ: India

118. LegalEdge by Toprankers (adjacent: test preparation) | toprankers.com
A CLAT and AILET law-entrance coaching brand, online and across dozens of cities, under the Toprankers edtech umbrella.
Founders: Harsh Gagrani, Karan Mehta, Gaurav Goel | Founded: 2012 | HQ: Bhopal

119. SuperLawyer | superlawyer.in
A legal-careers media platform sharing interviews and career insights from legal professionals.
Founded: 2014 | HQ: India

120. MyLawman | mylawman.co.in
A not-for-profit legal resource-sharing and e-learning platform for law students, professionals and academics.
HQ: India


The Indian Legaltech Market by the Numbers

Tracxn’s India legal tech page, last updated 29 August 2026 and read on 23 September 2026, lists 1.14K companies, 832 of them active and 92 funded, with about US$690 million raised in venture and private equity across the sector’s history. The yearly totals it shows are uneven: about US$58.7 million in 2025, up from US$15.1 million in 2024, and about US$9.3 million in 2026 up to August. Tracxn revises totals as companies are reclassified, so figures differ between snapshots and trackers. Treat them as a snapshot rather than a census. Our funding analysis looks at the capital story in more detail.

Two deals stand out. Haveli Investments announced a majority investment in Sirion in January 2026 and completed it on 23 February 2026, buying out earlier investors (LawNext). And Clio’s US$1 billion acquisition of vLex, completed on 10 November 2025 (Clio), which we unpack in our note on what the Clio and vLex deal means for Indian legaltech, showed that legal data platforms are strategic assets.

Graphic introducing the Indian legaltech directory: court data, AI research, contracts, ODR, e-sign, compliance and legal education

Where the Market Is Heading

The most important structural trend in Indian legaltech is the emergence of a data infrastructure layer underneath everything else. A research tool, a litigation tracker, a due-diligence engine and a debt-collection platform all need the same thing: clean, structured, continuously updated court data.

Many categories in this list depend on the same raw input: clean, linked court records. That makes court-data infrastructure a shared layer, not a rival to research or workflow tools. The official source is the Government’s eCourts project. eCourtsIndia, the publisher of this directory, indexes 32 crore+ case records and 125 crore+ orders and judgments (September 2026) from the Supreme Court, all 25 High Courts, district and taluka courts and 18 tribunal and commission types. It adds lawyer and judge directories, daily cause lists and a developer API and MCP service that other legaltech companies can build on.

Two tailwinds help. The Union Cabinet approved eCourts Phase III, the Government’s court computerisation programme, on 13 September 2023 with an outlay of ₹7,210 crore over four years (PIB), released through yearly budget allocations. Our Phase III breakdown explains where the money goes, and our explainer covers what the eCourts system is. Courts are also writing rules for AI use: the Hon’ble Supreme Court published draft regulations on the use of AI in courts in June 2026 (Supreme Court notice). Our note on why the bottleneck is now data, not adoption looks at what that means for legal AI. For where the market may go next, read why legal AI could be a US$10 billion category and three whitespace plays for 2026-27.

How we built this directory

  • Who is included: India-founded or India-based companies with a live product, a public web presence and a legal, compliance, dispute-resolution or legal-education use case. Companies from adjacent fields (tax tech, fintech data, test preparation), one law-firm initiative and one institution (NeSL) are labelled as such.
  • Not a ranking: companies are grouped by category. Listings are not ranked, paid for or endorsed. The 10 companies to know are listed A to Z.
  • Sources: company announcements first, then press reports (for example TechCrunch, Entrackr, Inc42 and LawNext), then trackers such as Tracxn and Crunchbase. Funding figures appear only with a linked, dated source. Where we could not source a figure, we removed it.
  • Check date: every company website was opened on 23 September 2026. Sites that did not load were removed, and rebrands were recorded from redirects observed that day.
  • Limits: founders, founding years and headquarters come from company websites and public profiles and may be incomplete. Tracxn totals change between snapshots.
  • Corrections: companies and readers can ask us to correct or update a listing at support@ecourtsindia.com.

Know a legaltech company we missed, or building something new in this space? Write to support@ecourtsindia.com, or reach us through the eCourtsIndia FAQs page, and we will review it. The same address handles corrections to any listing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many legaltech companies are there in India in 2026?

The complete directory of legaltech startups in India, cover image for the eCourtsIndia blog

Tracxn’s India legal tech page (August 2026 snapshot) lists more than 1,100 legaltech companies, 832 of them active and 92 with disclosed funding. DAKSH counted 336 legal tech startups in India by the end of 2021. This directory profiles 120 active companies across 13 categories. You can look up court cases involving a company on eCourtsIndia search. Being named in a case does not mean wrongdoing.

What is the largest source of court data in India?

The official source is the Government’s eCourts Services portal (ecourts.gov.in) and the National Judicial Data Grid (NJDG), run under the e-Committee of the Supreme Court of India. Among private platforms, eCourtsIndia indexes 32 crore+ case records and 125 crore+ orders and judgments (September 2026). eCourtsIndia is a private platform, not affiliated with the Government or any court. Search, cause lists and the lawyer and judge directories are free. Start with eCourtsIndia case search.

Which Indian legaltech startups have raised the most funding?

It depends on what you count as legaltech. In contract management, SpotDraft has raised US$92 million in total, including US$8 million from Qualcomm Ventures in January 2026 at a valuation of about US$380 million (TechCrunch). Sirion is now majority-owned by Haveli Investments. Debt-collection, verification and fintech-data companies in this list have also raised large rounds. Our funding analysis has more.

What are the main types of legaltech companies in India?

Most Indian legaltech companies fall into four layers. Data infrastructure collects and links court records and statutes. Research and analytics tools turn judgments into answers. Workflow products automate contracts, e-signing, compliance and collections. Dispute-resolution platforms run online arbitration and mediation. This directory splits these into 13 categories. Our Clio and vLex note explains why legal data platforms matter to this market.

Which legaltech companies have changed names recently?

Three changes matter for anyone using an older list. SignDesk now trades as Melento, and signdesk.com redirects to melento.ai. Advok8 now operates as LegalPay, and advok8.in redirects to legalpay.in. Karza Technologies is part of Perfios, and karza.in redirects to perfios.ai. Vakilsearch’s app is now listed as Zolvit (formerly Vakilsearch). We checked every company website on 23 September 2026 and removed sites that no longer load.

How is the Indian government supporting court digitisation?

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The Union Cabinet approved eCourts Phase III on 13 September 2023 with an outlay of ₹7,210 crore over four years (PIB), released through yearly budget allocations. It funds digitisation, e-filing and data infrastructure, and the resulting public data is what private platforms build on. The Phase III breakdown explains where the money goes, and you can track daily hearings through eCourtsIndia cause lists.

Sources

eCourtsIndia is a private legal-technology platform. It is not affiliated with, associated with, or endorsed by the Government of India, the Supreme Court of India or its e-Committee, or any court. Official case information is published on ecourts.gov.in. Always verify details against official court records or certified copies. This article is general information, not legal advice. Spotted an error? Write to support@ecourtsindia.com.

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