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THE THE UNITED KINGDOM EDITION 2026
the United Kingdom’s legal tech industry, in focus.
The companies, capital and talent shaping legal tech in the United Kingdom. Find the leaders. Understand the segments. See where the activity is.
Locked revenue figures are available in Radar; the eight company financial previews stay the same throughout this page. A dash means the figure is outside these featured lists. Revenue years vary by company; the figures are not a like-for-like revenue comparison. Compare annual accounts ↗
Recently founded means a recorded 2023–2026 founding year and no recorded parent, acquirer or public-company status. These companies are not labelled startups without that separate classification.
A few useful ratios bring the size of this ecosystem into perspective.
1 September 2026
Hiring participation4.8%
22 of 454 tracked companies have open roles.
Funding participation18.9%
86 of 454 tracked companies have a recorded round.
Top 3 funding share40.9%
Share of disclosed capital received by the three largest recorded recipients.
Median disclosed round$1.36M
Midpoint of 180 rounds with a disclosed amount.
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Scale is concentrated. Opportunity is broader. The three largest funding recipients hold 40.9% of disclosed capital, while 81.1% of tracked companies have no recorded funding round.
Annual accounts for reporting companies linked to this landscape, on like-for-like currency and reporting bases.
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FY2025 · company accounts; aggregate reporting threshold not met · 2 reporting entities from 210 eligible matches.
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Median company revenue—
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Top-five concentration—
Share of covered revenue from the five largest entities.
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Source currencies and accounting bases stay separate. Missing accounts are excluded rather than treated as zero. Exact reporting periods appear on company previews. Annual totals can change with coverage and do not measure growth of a fixed company cohort.
DIGITAL FOOTPRINT
Web traffic, app reach and release cadence
How the the United Kingdom companies on this page show up online: the sites people visit, the apps they install, and how often those apps ship.
Busiest websites
7 of the 454 companies on this page carry a measured traffic record (1.5%); these are the largest of those, by monthly visits. The median among them is 149,363 visits.
Installs are lifetime totals to date at the June 2026 store reading — a measure of reach, not of people using an app today.
Release cadence by quarter
New apps published, beside apps whose most recent update landed in that quarter — the second bar is how much of the shelf is still being maintained.
Darker bars are new releases, lighter bars apps updated. 30 of 36 apps carry a release date. The series ends at 2025Q3, the last quarter that closed before the June 2026 reading.
INSIDE THE INDUSTRY
The the United Kingdom legal tech market map
Explore the segments behind the headline numbers.
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Where companies are building
Rank segments by scale, hiring or disclosed funding.
Enterprise tech428
Enterprise software361
Saas303
Consumer digital66
Justice tech44
Death tech35
Age tech33
E-governance30
Artificial intelligence28
Marketplaces25
Enterprise mobility22
Enterprise content management21
Companies can sit in several segments. Counts and funding overlap.
SEGMENT TO EXPLORE
Enterprise tech
The largest measured segment in this report snapshot.
In its sixth acquisition, Alt Legal, the cloud-based trademark docketing and management platform, has acquired WebTMS, a UK-based provider of IP portfolio management software.
Legaltech platform Avvoka announced that it has secured £14 million of growth investment, in a funding round led by Mark and Lindy O’Hare’s Valhalla Ventures.
Legal technology startup Intelligent Legal Solutions raised $3 million in funding led by Chicago Ventures to scale its AI-powered legal data and litigation analytics platform.
Lawhive , a London-based LegalTech company redefining consumer legal services, has raised €50 million ($60 million) in a Series B round to accelerate US expansion and scale its AI‑native consumer law firm model.
Summize Use of Funds: The company will use the funding to support product expansion, global team growth, and the scaling of its customer base and AI capabilities.
GitLaw, an AI-powered legal companion for businesses, has raised $3M in pre-seed funding led by Jackson Square Ventures, with participation from Flex Capital, Background Capital, and angel investors.
Full recorded event mix
Top 10 categories among 84 recorded events in the 24-month window.
Company ecosystem snapshot: 1 September 2026. Funding is recorded in USD; filed accounts retain their stated currency and reporting basis. Each section identifies its own coverage. The news and research behind these sections is explorable in Prism.