Solve Intelligence didn’t enter the legal tech scene with flashy marketing or a crowded sales team—in fact, it had neither. But two years after its launch in 2023, the Delaware-based startup has closed a $12 million Series A round led by 20VC, with strategic investment from Microsoft and Thomson Reuters, and participation from existing backer Y Combinator. The funding marks a critical moment for a company that claims to have built the most trusted AI product in the patent law market, growing entirely through word of mouth.
Co-founder and CEO Chris Parsonson said the company is now profitable, with “millions of dollars in ARR,” a customer base growing at 25% month-over-month, and zero losses in head-to-head evaluations against competitors. Solve Intelligence is currently used by
Solve Intelligence Raises $12 Million Backed by Microsoft and Thomson Reuters
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Most patent work is being done inside Word, email, and PDF preview. There are a lot of inefficient and poor-quality workflows.
