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Definely Raises $30M Series B Led by Revaia

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  • Definely secured $30M in Series B funding led by Revaia to accelerate global expansion and enhance its AI product suite, including its new multi-agent system, Enhance.
  • Trusted by over 100 major legal teams and firms like A&O Shearman and DLA Piper, the platform integrates directly into Microsoft Word to boost contract review speed by up to 40%.
  • With U.S. revenue now making up 30% and a growing global footprint, Definely is scaling sustainably while solving real-world legal challenges with AI.

PRESS RELEASE — AI-powered legal tech company, Definely, has raised $30 million in Series B funding to accelerate its global expansion and AI product roadmap. The round includes investors from Europe and North America, and it is led by growth investor Revaia, alongside Alumni Ventures, Beacon Capital, and legal tech giant, Clio. Early investors, including Octopus Ventures, Zrosk Investment Management, The Raine Group, and Cornerstone VC have also participated in the round.

‍Launched in 2020 by Nnamdi Emelifeonwu and Feargus MacDaeid — who worked together at Freshfields — Definely was born from lived experience, including that of co-founder MacDaeid, who is registered blind after being diagnosed with a degenerative eye condition at age 11. Throughout his life, he consistently faced challenges in accessing information efficiently, overcoming these through the use of different types of technology. His unique professional experience has fundamentally shaped Definely’s product.

‍Definely almost tripled its annual recurring revenue (ARR) in 2024, following a rapid increase in customer growth. Now trusted by over 100 in-house legal teams and private practice firms, with a high degree of engagement from all users, thanks to the interoperability of the products with existing workflows. Its customers include top Magic Circle and White Shoe firms, including A&O Shearman, Slaughter and May, DLA Piper, and Dentons, and in-house corporate counsel for blue-chip companies such as BT Group, Deloitte, and P&O Cruises.

‍Definely has gained strong traction in the US market, which now accounts for 30% of its revenue. The latest fundraise will support further expansion, with key employees moving to the East Coast and where Definely has recently appointed a US-based General Manager. The funding will also be used to further develop new and existing products with a goal of superpowering legal workflows. Last month, Definely announced the launch of its multi-agent AI system, ‘Enhance’.

‍Definely is built for lawyers working under pressure on complex, high-stakes deals. It meets lawyers where they are by integrating within Microsoft Word, rather than operating on a separate system or platform. The products allow lawyers to retain contextual understanding of legal documents by instantly surfacing relevant information within and across contracts. Overall, Definely expects customers to see at least a 40% speed improvement in their workflows using its latest AI product, Enhance, versus a traditional manual approach.

‍Nnamdi Emelifeonwu, Co-Founder & CEO, Definely: “This latest investment round is a testament to the hard work of an incredible team and the trust our customers have placed in us. As a business, we are deeply committed to building human-first products, leveraging generative AI not for the sake of it — but to solve real and tangible problems that lawyers face today. As a former lawyer myself, I witnessed some of these problems first-hand. This funding will allow us to invest further in developing and integrating our products. We recently launched our first agentic product, ‘Enhance’, which has been well received by our customers, and have a series of further exciting features in the pipeline. As a business, we have remained highly capital efficient, prioritising sustainable growth rather than growth at all costs. I believe this approach, combined with our world-class team and products, will allow us to succeed as we expand into new markets.”

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Morgan Kessous, Partner, Revaia said: “We are proud to lead Definely’s Series B and support a company that is setting the standard for AI-powered legal technology. This investment aligns perfectly with our belief in the transformative power of vertical AI. With enterprise-grade products already live and gaining strong traction, Definely is now accelerating both its AI roadmap and international expansion — a journey we are excited to support.

‍The transaction is also marking our first investment in the UK since opening our London office, which is an important milestone for Revaia.”

‍This additional funding brings the total amount raised by Definely since inception to $40M.

‍The company has a team of 84 employees, which is projected to surpass 100 in H2 2025.

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‍About Definely

Definely is an AI-powered legal tech company that enables corporate and private practice lawyers to accurately review and edit complex contracts in seconds by seamlessly integrating into existing workflows. Founded in September 2017 by Nnamdi Emelifeonwu and Feargus MacDaeid, who worked together at Freshfields, Definely is trusted by over 100 in-house legal teams and private practice firms, with thousands of users globally. Its customers include top Magic Circle and White Shoe firms, including A&O Shearman, Slaughter and May, DLA Piper, and Dentons, and in-house corporate counsel for blue-chip companies such as BT Group, Deloitte, and P&O Cruises.

‍www.definely.com

‍About Revaia

Revaia is a leading technology investor, partnering with mission-driven entrepreneurs with global ambitions and sustainable leadership. With the support of major institutions, such as the European Investment Fund, Revaia helps these growth-stage companies navigate their entire life cycle from Series B to IPO or buyout. Revaia builds bridges between venture, private equity, and public markets and is a supportive sparring partner for entrepreneurs who are working to transform the world for the better. With offices in Paris, London and Berlin and presence in North America, its diverse team brings hands-on expertise and unique ESG know-how to the most promising technology scale-ups.

www.revaia.com

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