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Jurisphere raises $2.2m to expand AI legal platform globally

Indian legal AI startup Jurisphere has raised $2.2 million in Series A funding to expand globally and grow its network of AI-assisted lawyers. Over 500 teams have used its contract drafting and review platform in the past year.

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Jurisphere, an Indian legal AI platform, has secured $2.2 million in Series A funding from InfoEdge Ventures, 8i Ventures, Flourish Ventures, and Antler. The Noida-based startup plans to use the capital to expand globally and grow its network of AI-native lawyers.

The platform provides AI-powered contract drafting and review services. Over the past year, more than 500 teams across law firms, enterprises, and public institutions have used Jurisphere.

Execution over productivity

Varun Khandelwal, Jurisphere's co-founder, said the next phase of legal AI focuses on "enabling execution" rather than pure productivity gains. He emphasized that legal outcomes require more than software alone.

"By combining AI with a network of legal professionals, we are building a platform that brings structure, speed and reliability to how legal work gets done," Khandelwal said. "We are building systems that continuously learn from real-world execution, understand business context and guide work as it unfolds."

Chinmaya Sharma from InfoEdge Ventures said Jurisphere addresses a gap in the legal sector by connecting AI workflows with practical execution. "Their focus on outcomes, rather than just tools, positions them strongly as the category evolves," Sharma said.

The team

Jurisphere was founded three years ago by brothers Varun and Manas Khandelwal, alongside Sumit Ghosh. Varun previously worked as an associate at law firm AZB & Partners for nearly four years.

Manas spent three years at software company HubSpot, most recently as principal account executive. Sumit worked as a software engineer at Magnify Labs and Solvent Protocol before co-founding Jurisphere.

For professionals in legal roles, understanding how AI tools like contract review and drafting platforms work is increasingly relevant. Learn more about AI for Legal or explore the AI Learning Path for Paralegals to develop skills in AI-assisted legal work.

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