Company record

LEGALFLY

LEGALFLY makes an AI legal platform for corporate legal teams covering contract review, drafting, legal research and due diligence. legalfly.com

Funding

Latest announced financing: €15 million, Series A, led by Notion Capital, announced July 15, 2024.

Whether AI names LEGALFLY

A company counts when an AI answer names it or cites its website. Answers vary from run to run, so each count is a dated sample.

Week by week

Answers that named or cited LEGALFLY in each weekly sample of Presspool's Legal AI questions, by the Monday of the sample week. A row is added every week.

Week ofLegal AI
September 28, 20266 of 51
October 5, 20263 of 48
October 12, 20262 of 51
October 19, 20263 of 54

Sources AI cites when it names LEGALFLY

Presspool asked its 8 Legal AI questions on October 19, 2026; 3 of the 54 answers named or cited LEGALFLY, on Perplexity, Copilot and Google AI Overviews. The sites those 3 answers cited most:

  1. legalfly.com: 2 of 3 answers
  2. artificial-intelligence-wiki.com: 1 of 3 answers
  3. bloomberglaw.com: 1 of 3 answers
  4. diligent.com: 1 of 3 answers
  5. gc.ai: 1 of 3 answers
  6. hostinger.com: 1 of 3 answers
  7. hyperstart.com: 1 of 3 answers
  8. juro.com: 1 of 3 answers
  9. law.com: 1 of 3 answers
  10. lawlink.com: 1 of 3 answers

Counted over only the answers that named or cited the company. Each count is a dated sample and does not say why the company was named.

Related records

Also on the Legal AI map: August, Briefpoint, Chamelio, Clearbrief, Crosby, Darrow, DeepJudge, Definely, Eudia, Eve, EvenUp, Falcon, Fearn, GC AI, General Legal, Genie AI, Harvey, Irys, Ivo, LegalOn, Legly, Legora, Luminance, Manifest OS, NexLaw, Norm Ai, Noxtua, Sandstone, Spellbook, Supio, Wordsmith.

Notion Capital, which led this round, is named as an investor in Scarlet ($50 million Series B, October 12, 2026).

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