Billables AI raised approximately $10.2 million in Series A funding to expand its AI-native operational intelligence platform for law firms.
Avenue Growth Partners led the round, with support from Wing Venture Capital, SignalFire, and Alumni Ventures. The company previously raised a $3.9 million seed round led by Wing Venture Capital in 2024.
The wedge is timekeeping, but the ambition is broader. Billables AI integrates with the tools attorneys already use, including Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Zoom, Adobe, and practice management systems, then turns work activity into billing narratives, workflow insight, revenue forecasting, and AI governance data.
That is a practical legal AI entry point. Law firms already need better time capture and billing compliance; Billables AI is using that workflow to build the operational data layer around how legal work actually gets done.
Quick facts👇
● founders: Arvind Sujeeth; Nancy Jeng
● total capital raised: $14.1 million
● HQ: San Francisco
● Investors: Avenue Growth Partners; Wing Venture Capital; SignalFire; Alumni Ventures
● Partners: Centerbase; Litify; SurePoint; 8am/MyCase; Clio; LeanLaw
The useful question is whether legal AI starts as better drafting, or as better instrumentation of the business of law.