Lawmatics offers an end-to-end legal CRM solution that combines client intake, CRM, and marketing automation for law firms. The platform is designed to help firms streamline the business side of their practice, improve client intake, and automate marketing. Lawmatics positions itself as a leading legal CRM used by firms of all sizes. The company says the product helps firms impress clients and win more business. With the new funding, Lawmatics plans to continue building and enhancing its legal CRM, client intake, and marketing automation capabilities. The announcement frames the Series A as enabling continued product development and growth. Lawmatics offers a CRM and marketing automation platform designed specifically for law firms, focusing on client intake and post-case relationship nurturing rather than case management. The product automates tasks like targeted messaging and client follow-ups to help firms generate referrals. Early customers are consumer-driven practices that rely on Google search for leads, such as personal injury, bankruptcy, and estate-planning firms. The company says the pandemic accelerated adoption as lawyers shifted to virtual work and needed better tools. Lawmatics raised $2.5 million in seed funding to support growth. CEO Matt Spiegel cofounded the company with CTO Roey Chasman; Spiegel previously founded MyCase, which was acquired by AppFolio (and later sold by AppFolio to a group of funds for $193 million).

Total raised

$13M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Dec 2021